Last Updated on June 30, 2022
Holiday budget tight? Learn how to make a Christmas centerpiece with fresh greens that's inexpensive and easy to make.
See How Easy And Economical Making A Christmas Centerpiece With Fresh Greens Can Be.
For those of you who are entertaining this holiday season, while also keeping an eye on your budget, here’s a video I ran across showing you how to make a fragrant Christmas centerpiece that includes assorted evergreens, accented with a pillar candle.
This short video walks you through the steps it takes to put together this beautiful Christmas centerpiece, even if it’s your first attempt at making one.
If you’re new to floral design, this video will answer many of the questions you might have about designing a Christmas centerpiece.
I think it’s a video you will really love, especially if you are a true DIYer. Take a look and see if you feel the same way as we do!
Pretty easy to do, don’t you think? I’m willing to bet you would like to try your hand at making one, too!
If that’s the case, all of the holiday greens and supplies you’ll need can be purchased from your local florist, garden center, or craft store. You could also do a little foraging for the evergreens, too. Whatever works best for you.
Don’t Be Afraid To Experiment
Try incorporating other greens besides the typical evergreens like balsam, spruce, and pine.
For more interest, try adding English ivy, boxwood, eucalyptus, or holly. Dried grasses and botanicals like hydrangeas can also be quite effective.
You can even try swapping out the container you’re using for a wreath frame to design Christmas candle centerpieces that are super-easy to make.
The point is, that there is no right or wrong when designing a Christmas centerpiece using multiple types of greens combined with fresh and dried holiday accents.
Just get started and you’ll see what I mean.
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Before I continue, I’ve got an admission I should really make. In truth, the main reason this site exists is a selfish one.
You see, I really enjoy sharing tutorial videos (like the “How to Make a Christmas Centerpiece with Fresh Flowers” presentation you just finished up with).
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