Hydrangea Centerpiece
Inexpensive Flower Centerpiece Ideas

A Hydrangea centerpiece is easy to make and fairly cheap, helped by the fact that the flower heads are so large you don't need many flowers to make a great floral centerpiece.

Starting with a single hydrangea, find a short square or cylinder vase and then cut the stem so your hydrangea sits neatly on the top of the vase. Hydrangeas come in blues, pinks, reds, greens and whites, there should be a color that fits with your decorations. You can add an extra dash of color by tying a ribbon around the vase, and that is it. If you have a large table then you can cluster a few of the vases together, use different heights for the vases to create more interest and add glass votives around the edge.

hydrangea centerpiece, by ariel wants a chip

Hydrangeas are so easy to use, you can mix them with other flower varieties or use them alone, they can also be short or tall centerpieces.

As their flower heads are so large you don't have to do much in the way of arranging them, just pack them into the vase and you are done, there probably isn't an easier flower to work with! Plus they are very fashionable at the moment.

If you are planning on making your own centerpieces it would be cheaper to buy or grow a Hydrangea bush as the flowers can be expensive in a florist. This way you will have lots of flowers to choose from.

As well as fresh hydrangeas you can also use dried or silk flowers.

hydrangea centerpiece, by hello julie