Hollow out a cabbage and fill it with fresh spring flowers. This eye-catching arrangement makes the perfect seasonal centerpiece for your Easter table.

Spring Floral Choices:

Tulips – Classic and colorful, they bring a fresh spring feel.

Daffodils – Bright yellow blooms that symbolize renewal.

Hyacinths – Fragrant flowers that add texture and color.

Peonies – Lush and full blooms that make a statement.

Lilies – Elegant and fragrant, perfect for a centerpiece.

Lavender – Adds a pop of purple and a calming scent.

Freesia – A sweet-smelling flower with delicate petals.

Hollow out eggshells and place a tea light inside for a delicate Easter centerpiece. Arrange them in an egg carton or nest them in moss for a warm and inviting glow at your holiday gathering.

Here are some creative decoration options for your egg holders:

Floral Embellishments

Wrap the eggs with delicate flower petals or greenery like eucalyptus leaves for a fresh, spring-inspired look. You can also add small paper flowers or faux blooms around the base of the egg to create a more whimsical design.

Glitter and Sparkle

Add a touch of sparkle by covering the egg in fine glitter, or dip it into glitter while the paint is still wet. You can use gold, silver, or pastel glitter for a soft, festive glow.

Painted Patterns

Use acrylic paints to create fun, bold designs like stripes, polka dots, or chevrons. You can match the color palette to your Easter theme—pastels for a soft look or vibrant shades for a bolder approach.

Twine or Ribbon Wrap

Wrap twine, raffia, or decorative ribbon around the base or neck of the egg for a rustic, natural touch. This is an easy way to add texture and dimension to your candle holders.

Skip the artificial dyes and create stunning pastel eggs using natural ingredients! Boil eggs with turmeric for yellow, red cabbage for blue, or beets for pink. Let them soak until they reach the perfect shade for a charming, eco-friendly Easter display.

Color Options:

Soft & Pastel Tones

Blush Pink – Beet juice or boiled beets

Sky Blue – Red cabbage boiled with baking soda

Pale Yellow – Turmeric powder or boiled onion skins

Lavender – Red cabbage soak with vinegar

Soft Peach – Yellow onion skins with a splash of beet juice

Rich & Earthy Hues

Deep Blue – Red cabbage boiled for a long time

Warm Orange – Yellow onion skins boiled longer

Rusty Red – Strong brewed hibiscus tea or paprika

Olive Green – Spinach leaves or a mix of red cabbage & turmeric

Muted Brown – Strong coffee or black tea soak

Bold & Unique Shades

Dark Purple – Blueberries boiled and strained

Teal – Red cabbage with a bit of baking soda

Golden Amber – Saffron or turmeric with vinegar

Soft Gray – Blackberries with a touch of vinegar