44 Flower Arrangements for Christmas

Flowers speak a lot through their hues, forms and fragrance. They mark the beginning of any season and they don’t leave any season go empty handed. Winter is no exception. Nature comes once more with a basket full of flowers, perhaps, to adorn Christmas days.

A single color is enough if you know how to use it

How to arrange the boon of winter flowers for Christmas day flower arrangement varies from person to person. Some prefer metallic container, while others go for ceramic or basket made with raffia. Again in the aspect of arrangements some prefer to put the bigger one on the top and descend down little by little with the tiny flowers. For others, the order could be reverse or mixed palate of all sizes.

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas1 — Bring two seasons together with an eclectic centerpiece

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas2 — Match your flower arrangements to the table décor

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas3 — A pineapple would make a lovely vase, don’t you think?

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas4 — The flowers can be a chic accessory for a minimalist centerpiece

The hues of the flowers can be arranged from cool to warm tones. Remember the warm colors like red, yellow etc will attract the maximum attention of the onlookers, but giving each one a chance to speak their voice, should be the order of flower arrangement for Christmas. Only thus you can do justice to all the flowers.

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas5 — Play with scales and combine tiny flowers and huge pinecones

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas6 — Perhaps you can steal a few branches from your Christmas tree

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas7 — An organic approach will make your centerpieces look extra charming

Apart from fresh flowers, some prefer to go with the artificial ones. They have their own logic, which cannot be turned down. Here, the flowers displayed can see many Christmas without being faint.

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas8 — Put small Christmas tree branches on the plates and they’ll serve as favors

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas9 — Tie a Christmas ornament to the vase using decorative ribbon

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas10 — Find the right glass containers and you can make something really elegant

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas11 — Play with colors, shapes and textures and create an eclectic arrangement

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas12 — Miniature Christmas trees are super cute and you can turn them into centerpieces

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas13 — Use light, neutral colors to create a bohemian ambiance

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas15 — Put a rose and a Christmas ornament on a small plate and cover everything with a glass bell

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas16 — Decorate a large flower arrangement with ornaments

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas17 — Use a mix of fruits and flowers/ plants to crete a fresh arrangement

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas18 — Put tiny plants in small glasses, one for each guest

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas19 — The ornaments look a bit like treats but don’t get fooled

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas20 — To really make a statement, try an oversized flower arrangement

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas21 — There’s something about this combo that feels very comforting

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas22 — Layer the colors and ornaments for a more interesting effect

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas23 — Combine something bright and something neutral

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas24 — Red and green will always be reminiscent of Christmas

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas25 — But there’s also another strategy: think white and silver

Christmas as a festival has the color horizon. You can put as many shades of red, white and green you can. Since crimson is the hottest one, the usage of it should be minimized; otherwise, your entire flower arrangement will speak only of one or two flowers.

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas26 — An arrangement that almost looks like a sculpture

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas27 — Keep the décor monochromatic, chic and subtle

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas28 — Let yourself get inspired by the snowy trees outside your window

Christmas-Centerpieces-ideas29 — Or add cheer to the Christmas table with a bright color

Beauty_Shot_3_lg — There may not be a lot of greenery outside but indoors that’s a whole other thing

Beauty_Shot_3_lg3e — This design gives a whole new meaning to the Christmas tree

HGTV_holidaygallery06_DodieSy_lg — Light up some candles for a homey, cozy mood

HGTV_holidaygallery06_SusanRossie_lg — A traditional setting asks for a traditional centerpiece

Holiday-UGC_info40486456-rustic-table-setting_s4x3_lg — Serving red wine? Then red flowers would look just right

Kim-Ammie-Brown-Dining_lg — Sometimes color only complicates things

Original_Erinn-Valencich-Centerpiece-Branches_s3x4_lg — These fluffy buds are so cute you can’t resist them

Original_Erinn-Valencich-Centerpiece-Candles_s3x4_lg — A few well-picked decorations should do the job

Original_Holiday-Matthew-Mead-Centerpiece-Tree_s3x4_lg — Decorate a tiny “tree” with tiny ornaments

original_leah-mccall-thanksgiving-centerpiece_s3x4_lg — It’s the best of both world when flowers and fruits are combined

Original_Marian-Parsons-Kids-Table-Centerpiece-Wide_s4x3_lg — Match the centerpiece to your tableware

RMS_JenniH-table-setting_s4x3_lg — Add an element of surprise with a quirky decoration

RMS_laurabruen-Christmas-centerpiece_s4x3_lg — Get crafty with a bit of spray paint to personalize the décor

RMS_nyclq-green-and-brown-winter-tablescape_s4x3_lg — Instead of fresh flowers, try a sculptural tree branch

The most looked for flowers of this season are Poinsettia, dark red roses, white tulip etc. To make an arrangement at home, take a basket, carpet the basket floor tightly with Styrofoam. Put the flowers on it in your calculated way and let your eyes drink the mirth to the brim.