Are you hosting Easter this year? One way you can perk up your home is with some seasonal flowers, and we've got some inspo for your Easter table decor. Keep scrolling to see the lovely ways you can include seasonal stems within your Easter flowers.
Tulips = spring. And because they come in so many different candy-coloured tones, they’ll make the perfect, standout table decs. While each colour symbolises something different, the most common meaning of tulips is perfect love. So if you’re looking to surprise that person you can text at any hour, tell anything without judgement and proper belly laugh with - tulip flowers are a lovely choice.
The days are finally getting brighter again. But if you want to light up your home even more, why not treat yourself and order sunflowers? Or send a ray of happiness to someone who might not have as much company this Easter. These lovelies are sure to give them an instant mood boost.
Right now, outside is full of everyone’s favourite spring flower - daffodils. To help you bring the outside in, we’ve filled lots of this season's bouquets with narcissi. Great if you’re shopping for a March birthday - these are one of the month’s birth flowers.
If you want your home to smell and look exactly like spring, choose a bouquet with stocks. Not only are they lovely to look at, but they release the loveliest clove-like scent. No wonder they’re one of our most popular flowers. In Victorian times, where they used different flowers and bouquets to convey meaning (known as Floriography) these flowers were thought to symbolise natural beauty and everlasting happiness. We're on board for both.
The Easter lily is the most traditional Easter flower, symbolising purity, hope and resurrection. Other popular choices include daffodils, tulips and hyacinths, which reflect springtime renewal and new beginnings.
Seasonal flowers work best, including lilies, daffodils, tulips and hyacinths. Soft pastel shades, whites and fresh greens are classic Easter colours, while brighter tones offer a more modern look.
Buy or order flowers 2-3 days before Easter Sunday for the best freshness. If you want them to last longer, choose blooms with closed buds about a week in advance.
Change the water every couple of days, trim stems regularly and keep flowers away from heat and direct sunlight. Using flower food and removing wilted blooms will also help them last longer.
