Planning to invite your partner to a special date at home? Hosting a Galentine party this year? Then you will need some proper decor and of course a Valentine’s Day centerpiece is the first thing you should think about. Here are some simple and fast to realize Valentine’s Day centerpieces, get inspired!
Valentine’s Day lovebird planters. Is there anything sweeter? Got an old birdcage lying around? No? No problem, just go to the thrift store or flea market you can find one there. All it takes is some pink paint and a few trinkets to switch it from spooky to sweet. Take your birdcage outside and paint that sucker hot pink. Or red, or white or whatever color you want. Wanna see it on a video? There’s also a video tutorial to watch, enjoy!
DIY pink love bird succulent planter as a centerpiece (via jenniferperkins.com)
A lot of planning goes into creating centerpieces and here’s an unexpected tablescape that feels rich, elegant, and moody — almost like a baroque still life oil painting. The rich burgundy hue provide the perfect balance for the pop of yellow, especially when enclosed a classic glass cloche. Read how to compose such a beauty with chic in the source.
DIY floral cloche centerpiece inspired by oil paintings (via jojotastic.com)
This adorable pompom endowed heart shaped Valentine’s Day succulent planter started out as a hideous country craft wicker basket at the thrift store. Not all baskets are created equal so your basket might have a weave that is too tight for yarn embellishment, then just skip the step. Enjoy crafting it and decorate your table with it.
DIY pink basket with pompoms succulent planter (via jenniferperkins.com)
You all know the drill: it’s Valentine’s Day and all you can find are those cheap-looking grocery store flowers for your party (or for your other half). But don’t panic, you may turn those last-minute wilting blooms into a swoon-worthy floral arrangement! This floral arrangement is super easy to re-create so you might wanna do it intentionally! But it’s intended to freshen up flowers you have around the house already and that are not looking their best, or to jazz up grocery store blooms.
DIY last minute floating bloom centerpiece for Valentine's Day (via www.blog.birdsparty.com)
Valentine’s/Galentine’s Day wouldn’t be complete without some gorgeous flowers! That’s why you’ll need a DIY Paper Bag Bouquets tutorial for you. These adorable bouquets are perfect to handout as gifts or put around the house for decoration. They would also work well as a simple centerpiece. Head over to the source to find out all the instructions.
DIY paper bag floral Valentine centerpieces (via www.thebeautydojo.com)
This isn’t a usual vase to make up a Valentine’s Day centerpiece, it’s a heart-shaped vase with a few coats of spray paint and a few faux flowers and succulents put inside to make it a perfect and very simple centerpiece. This whole flower arrangement was $15, but will last for years. And it looks so real doesn’t it? Adding in those faux succulents and greenery really helps make it.
DIY pink double heart flower vase for Valentine's Day (via akailochiclife.com)
This is a very unusual Valentine’s Day arrangement or decoration, it’s made of a basket and some glass bottles or vases if you want to use them. The basket is decorated in a very eye-catchy way – it’s interwoven with yarn, though you may use some kinds of fabric or faux fur. Add some blooms and voila – a cool centerpiece is ready!
DIY woven basket with bottle vases and fresh blooms (via www.elsarblog.com)
This Valentine’s Day centerpiece is a simple floral arrangement that inspired by candy shops. Pink roses and white tulips, though you may go for peonies, too. The main idea is to choose a right vase that will make a statement and accent your floral arrangement. Get inspired!
DIY simple floral Valentine's Day centerpiece (via brepurposed.porch.com)