A Flower Vase for Every Occasion
A flower vase for every occasion to create effortless flower arrangements for your home, entertaining, and parties.
I love arranging flowers to disperse throughout our home to enjoy daily as decor, when entertaining, or having overnight guests. I also really love a great vase that makes arranging flowers almost effortless.
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Upon request, I’m sharing a few of my favorite vases with you today! To be honest, I rarely invest in an expensive vase and sometimes even turn to something unconventional to use as a flower vase, but these standards are perfect for everyday flower arrangements.
Most of the vases I use are really inexpensive, coming in between $3-10! Rather than filling your cabinets with florist vases in undesirable or dated shapes, fill them with a few classics you can turn to for an easy last minute flower arrangement.
What flower vase to use?
Some vases are easier to arrange in than others – I’m breaking down my favorites including a cylinder vase, small cylinder vase, bud vase, hurricane and more!
Cylinder Vase
A cylinder glass flower vase is timeless and classic and is the most versatile for a large flower arrangement without requiring an excessive amount of stems. It’s easy to work with. This vase is just $4.99 in stores at Target.
You can find tutorials using a cylinder glass vase here:
- photo centerpiece
- rose and eucalyptus
- dried eucalyptus
- and many, many more sprinkled throughout our home on the site
Small Cylinder Vase
A short cylinder glass vase is also timeless, classic and easy to arrange in, but requires more flowers to fill it out. You can learn how to create a flower arrangement in a short cylinder vase here.
Hurricane Vase
Footed vases are always a favorite for a dramatic look {without the effort}. You can learn how to arrange flowers in a pedestal vase with these easy tutorials:
Bud Vase
Bud vases may be my favorite. Just a bloom or two in a bud vase can bring a room to life. These are a few of my favorites:
- milk glass jug vase
- cocktail bud vase {doubles as a decanter for individual servings of wine!}
- round bud vase {perfect for a single stem}
As I mentioned before, anything is a vase as long as it can hold water. Here are a few untraditional vase ideas:
- pretty peach centerpiece in a copper utensil holder
- mini arrangements in a copper mug
- mini arrangements in bags
- basket of blooms in a basket
- apple centerpiece in a tray
- ironstone
- brass pieces
I love all of the vases and the way you arranged it. Awesome job, Julie. I’ve always admired your work. And this one is no exception!
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