10 DIY Easter Spring Centerpieces

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**UPDATED 3/31/23**




Brighten up your dining room table this Easter & spring with one of these 
beautiful DIY centerpieces.

Lemon Drop and Peep Tulip Bouquet 

Lemon drops, Rabbit Peeps, and Tulips what could be easier?


Bouquet of Carrots and Flower from Southern Living.

Mix up traditional floral arrangements with a bouquet of bright carrots at the heart of this more subtle Easter-inspired piece.


Flower Show Centerpiece from Karin Lidbeck

It is an arrangement of decorated eggs with readily available Spring flowers. Soft pinks and blush colors of peach stock, white hyacinth, coral sweetpea, and soft pink tulips.


DIY Easter Bunny Nest: Easy & Quick! - On Sutton Place


All you need for this sweet centerpiece is:
  • Bowl, basket or tray
  • Riser of some sort so the bunny sticks out of the nest
  • Dried grass
  • Silk or dried flowers
  • Carrot bunches
  • Easter eggs



EASTER IN BLOOM TABLESCAPE - StoneGable (stonegableblog.com)

This is one of my favorites and is so simple and pretty.

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Easter Egg Topiary Tree - Sand and Sisal


  • 36 plastic craft eggs or paper mache eggs
  • 9" styrofoam cone
  • mini glue gun
  • all temperature mini glue sticks
  • Decor Art American Chalky finish paint, 8 oz, Vintage
  • Decor Art American Chalky finish paint, 8 oz. Serene
  • Brown acrylic paint
  • Flat paint brush and old toothbrush
  • Spanish moss and preserved green moss



I have made this before and used it for years. Super simple centerpiece with an awesome meaning.


  • Shallow terra cotta flower pot plate
  • Small terra cotta flower pot
  • Craft rocks or pebbles
  • Craft moss
  • Brown pipe cleaners


This is an easy and inexpensive DIY Easter cross decoration that you could put anywhere.


  • branches or twigs
  • jute twine
  • floral foam
  • wood box
  • moss
  • rocks
  • optional - burlap, Cricut, and iron-on vinyl


You can make a beautiful centerpiece for any occasion or holiday just by swapping out the flower and the color jelly beans.




Super easy centerpieces in minutes. This one is a favorite.


I hope I've given you some creative ideas on making that special Easter / Spring centerpiece for your table.

Are you creative when it comes to centerpieces? Have you made an Easter centerpiece that had everyone talking? Please comment below 👇 we'd love to hear from you.

Stay Sassy,
Kelly

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