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37 Simple Christmas Centerpieces to Make Right Now

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By Emily VanSchmus Updated July 01, 2021
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Gorgeous Christmas centerpieces don't need to take a lot of time or expensive materials—these dazzling holiday centerpieces prove it. Get inspired with beautiful yet easy Christmas table decorations that will wow your family and guests.
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Vintage-Inspired Table

Dining table with Christmas décor
Credit: Kritsada Panichgul

You don't need to spend a lot of money to create a gorgeous Christmas centerpiece this season. Hit the thrift store and grab mis-matched vases and votives and arrange them down the center of the table with loose evergreen branches and a floral arrangement. Fill the vases with small votive candles ($8, Bed Bath & Beyond) and light them just before dinner.

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Mason Jar Centerpiece

thanksgiving table with mason jar snow globes
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This easy and inexpensive Christmas centerpiece starts with recycled glass jars. Fill them with sprigs of faux greenery, berries, and branches, and add a glitter solution. Glue the caps on and you've got a stunning centerpiece that will last through the holiday season.

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Rustic Wood Tree

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Credit: Adam Albright

This rustic DIY wood tree is the perfect addition to any farmhouse-inspired Christmas decor scheme. The pretty wood tree is made from scrap lumber and can be accessorized however you like. Surround it by ornaments, pinecones, or faux evergreen branches ($7, Joann).

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Fresh Display

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Christmas table decorations don't have to be complicated to assemble! This gorgeous display is as simple as piling seasonal produce in a low bowl. Stick to classic Christmas colors and add oversize red blooms to finish the holiday decoration.

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Vintage Holiday Arrangement

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A display of pine branches and bright red faux berries ($9, Etsy) pops in a vintage flour sifter that acts as a non-traditional vase. Make one large statement piece for the center of the table, or hit the thrift store (or your grandma's basement) for an assortment of vintage vessels to line down the center of the table.

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Pretty Pinecone Trees

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Credit: Jay Wilde

Turn pinecones from the backyard into an elegant farmhouse-inspired centerpiece with a quick coat of paint. Gather as many pinecones as you like, then cut wooden skewers to 2 4-inch lengths and push one end of each skewer into a hardware nut. Use hot-glue to attach the hardware nut to the base of a pinecone. To turn the pinecone into trees, drill a small hole into a wood ball and insert the other end of each skewer into a wood ball. Once you've made as many pinecone trees as you like, coat each with a thin coat of white paint ($3, Michaels).

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Greenery Candle Display

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Sometimes the simplest arrangements are the prettiest. For an simple and elegant look, layer faux greenery down the center of the table and accent with white pillar candles ($6 for two, Target) and pinecones. Place the candles on rustic wood slices to add height to the display.

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Paper Trees

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This DIY Christmas table decoration starts as a simple craft project. Simply create a display of paper trees in a variety of colors. Place the finished trees in a low bowl and fill with faux snow. Add a few figurines, and your Christmas centerpiece is done!

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Glittery Votives

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Instead of an over-the-top floral centerpiece, try creating mini Christmas table settings that sparkle. To get the look, paint the bottom half of a glass votive with gold glitter paint ($3, Michaels). Once dry, fill with tea light candles and cut poinsettia flowers.

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Potted Plant

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Credit: Anthony Masterson

This Christmas centerpiece requires one simple trip to the garden store. Grab a seasonal plant like holly or a small spruce and plant it in a cheery red pot. Bring it to the table, and your Christmas table settings are done!

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White Christmas Centerpiece

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Credit: Greg Scheidemann

Bring your white Christmas tree to the table! Place a mini white tree in a low galvanized bucket. Top it with your favorite ornaments, lights, and a sprinkle of faux snow for a winter wonderland.

Related: 35 Festive Christmas Crafts to Make Right Now

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Evergreen Candles

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Let the winter greenery creep into this clever Christmas candle display. Start with a glass votive, wineglass, or hurricane as the candleholder. Choose a flat pine needle branch like the fragrant arborvitae. Apply spray adhesive ($5, Michaels) to one side of the greenery and press firmly onto the glass. Clip off loose pine ends if needed.

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Greenery Garland

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A handmade greenery garland is a fun take on the classic Christmas centerpiece. To make this cranberry and wood bead garland, use seasonal greenery like pine branches to create the base, then add a few holiday classics like strung cranberries and wood beads for a truly festive holiday table.

Related: 43 Festive Christmas Garland Ideas

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Floral Centerpiece

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Dress up a purchased floral arrangement with sliced apples! Display the floral centerpiece on a white plate. Use cut slices of red and green apples to create a border around the plate. Add a few glass globe ornaments, and you're ready for Christmas dinner.

Related: 27 Pretty Christmas Flower Arrangements

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Wood Bead Centerpiece

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Create a stunning DIY wood bead candle centerpiece with just a few simple supplies. We used a plain wreath form and geometric wood beads to form the base. Fill it with pillar candles and a few sprigs of fresh greenery for a subtly festive Christmas table decoration.

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Tissue Paper Centerpiece

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This Christmas table decoration starts with tissue paper! To create, simply fill a tall bowl with handmade tissue paper pom-poms or flowers. Add a pillar candle ($4, Target) in a clear vase and finish with metallic ball ornaments.

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Marble Dish Centerpiece

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Credit: Werner Straube

A low marble dessert stand stars in this easy Christmas table decoration. It only takes one step to make: Stack it high with colorful glass ornaments! Look for fun vintage ornaments at antique stores or flea markets.

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Amaryllis-and-Pineapple Centerpiece

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Let nature do the legwork in a Christmas floral arrangement that's also a conversation starter. Simply hollow out a pineapple, set it in a tray filled with cranberries, and arrange classic Christmas amaryllis inside the makeshift vase.

Editor's Tip: To make this floral centerpiece last, set the bouquet in a vase with water first; set the vase inside the pineapple.

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Colorful Ornament Centerpiece

easy greens and globes centerpiece
Credit: Kate Mathis

You can assemble this festive Christmas centerpiece in seconds. Pile sprigs of fresh cut greenery on a low white cake stand ($10, Target). Add colorful glass ball ornaments, and you're done! Stick to classic holiday colors, or mix it up with your favorite ornaments.

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Mini Nest Ornaments

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No one will guess how simple this stunning Christmas table decoration is to make. Place faux bird's nests on top of a simple patterned table runner. Add battery-powered small tea light candles ($5, Michaels) and a few fresh succulents. Finish the look with a few bird figurines and fresh holiday greenery.

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Citrus-Aided Centerpiece

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Elevate a humble wooden box to Christmas-centerpiece status. Start by lining the box with dry florists foam to anchor evergreen sprigs. Attach citrus fruits (lemons, oranges, limes) to florists picks and tuck into the greenery. Add interest by cutting some of the fruits in half or adding decorative details.

Editor's Tip: Make orange pomanders by using a large needle to poke holes into oranges. Push the stems of whole cloves into the holes in the oranges.

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Sweater-Wrapped Votives

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Add coziness to basic votives with a small cutting from the sleeve of an old sweater. Cuff the bottom of the sleeve or turn it inside out for a variety of textures. Be sure to wrap the sweater around the glass (not the candle itself), and always monitor a burning candle.

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Wreath-Inspired Candles

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Ring a merry wreath around holiday-hue candles for a quick Christmas centerpiece. Fill a small watertight vase or planter with wet florists foam ($7, Michaels). Tuck in pine sprigs and vibrant hypericum berries for color. Secure candle into vase using florists picks.

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Stacked Bowl Centerpiece

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Credit: Kim Cornelison

Look around the house—you likely have everything you need to whip up a pretty centerpiece in a jiffy. Stack white bowls filled with small ornaments, nuts, fir cuttings, or berries for an inspired design. Place on a flat surface to ensure the tower is stable.

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Winter White Holiday Centerpiece

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A holiday table is even cozier when layered in winter whites. To make the runner, cut 18-24-inch wide felt by the yard to the needed length. Trace halfway around a drinking glass at the ends of the runner to create scallops; cut out with scissors. Embellish with punched scalloped-edge circles. On smaller sections of felt, punch more scalloped-edge circles, and wrap felt around oversize glass vases. Insert candles for a soft, wintry white glow, and scatter felt snowflake cutouts across the table runner.

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Cranberries and Candles

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This stunningly simple Christmas centerpiece is surprisingly simple to put together. To make this candle centerpiece, line a rectangular tray with red, green, and cream votive candles. Complete the look with fresh cranberries dusted with sanding sugar along with touches of greenery.

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Blooming Tree Holiday Centerpiece

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Put a twist on typical holiday table decor with a tree-inspired Christmas floral arrangement. To create the trunk, wrap a clear glass vase ($5, Target) with bark chips. At the base of the trunk, add faux variegated moss and top with nuts, berries, and tiny decorative birds to mimic a forest setting. Bring the "tree" into bloom with a lush floral arrangement of hydrangeas, roses, fresh greenery, and hypericum berries.

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Tray of Yews Centerpiece

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Credit: Helen Norman

Foot-high yews with root balls nestled in moss look fresh lined up in a galvanized tray. You can find these mini evergreens at your local nursery. Anchor with white and purple eggplants for an all-natural centerpiece.

Editor's Tip: To keep plants from drying out, place out of direct sunlight and water twice a week. Limit display time to 2-3 weeks; after three weeks, trees will come out of winter hibernation and start to grow like houseplants.

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DIY Holiday Vases

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Credit: Kim Cornelison

Salvaged boards become rustic holiday vases. Cut two matching wood slates that slide and lock together to hold a vase.  When sizing the notches for the vases, add ⅛-inch to the diameter measurement so you can easily slip the vase into the notch. Simple bittersweet and pine accent the simple vases.

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Tulips and Pinecones Centerpiece

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Incorporate natural elements, such as fresh flowers, in your holiday centerpiece. Fill varying sizes of cobalt blue— or your favorite festive hue—glassware with wintry white tulips. Arrange the makeshift vases around oversize pinecones sprayed with metallic paint ($7, Target) and silvery ornament balls.

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Tissue Paper Flowers Centerpiece

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Petals scattered around candles in glass goblets make an elegant centerpiece when displayed on a simple wooden platter. These paper petals bloom beautifully all season long—perfect for holiday soirees! To create a blossom, cut 3-inch circles from eight layers of light color tissue paper ($2, Target). Place in a stack, then poke a hole through the stack with a pin. Pull the paper off the tip of a twist tie and insert the exposed wire through the paper layers. Twist the wire to create the flower center. Help the flower bloom by gently pulling up one layer at a time.

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White Hyacinth Display

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This centerpiece filled with natural seasonal elements is versatile enough for any holiday occasion. Simply fill a large, low bowl with boxwood, pinecones, and white hyacinth. This simple Christmas centerpiece is a good option for a round table.

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Red Carnation Christmas Centerpiece

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This tabletop take on pomander balls makes an eye-catching and easy Christmas display. Simply soak florists foam balls in water and cover with red carnations. Place the finished balls atop white vases or urns placed in a row along the center of your table. Use a green cloth table runner as an anchor for the vases and a pop of color.

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Sparkling White Display

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Capture the look of a snowy Christmas with an all-white centerpiece and table decor. The secret to this beautiful monochromatic Christmas table setting idea is using a variety of materials. Here, the table boasts everything from elegant white orchids to dishes and flatware in shades of ivory.

Editor's Tip: Texture often assumes greater importance in a monochromatic setting. The ribbed vases, pressed-glass stemware, and embroidered tablecloth all add interest to the scene.

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Simple Ornament Platter

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Real or artificial magnolia leaves (we gave ours a quick spritz of gold paint) are set on a flat platter to form the foundation for an arrangement of holiday ornaments and tiny berry sprigs. Go for a non-traditional color scheme by using a set of hot pink ornaments ($20, Target) to make a bigger statement. A monochromatic version would give a more modern look to the Christmas table decor.

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Tiered Centerpiece

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A pair of stacked cake plates ($20, Target) dressed with evergreens, glass balls, pinecones, and red berries makes a sophisticated and simple Christmas centerpiece. A snow-covered display (just sprinkle plastic snow over the top and around the base of the cake plates) gives the Christmas table a magical vibe.

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Tabletop Christmas Trees

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Tabletop Christmas trees are the perfect last-minute accessory for an empty tabletop. To make your own Christmas table centerpieces like these, use a flat paper cone template to trace and cut out miniature Christmas tree shapes from crafts felt. Fold the felt in half and hand-stitch down the side to make it three-dimensional. Finish by opening the cone shape in the middle and repeat the steps to create a bunch of centerpiece-worthy felt trees. For the fringed trees, trim the edges of colorful cupcake liners and attach to a tree form.

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    1 of 37 Vintage-Inspired Table
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    3 of 37 Rustic Wood Tree
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    6 of 37 Pretty Pinecone Trees
    7 of 37 Greenery Candle Display
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    9 of 37 Glittery Votives
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    13 of 37 Greenery Garland
    14 of 37 Floral Centerpiece
    15 of 37 Wood Bead Centerpiece
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    17 of 37 Marble Dish Centerpiece
    18 of 37 Amaryllis-and-Pineapple Centerpiece
    19 of 37 Colorful Ornament Centerpiece
    20 of 37 Mini Nest Ornaments
    21 of 37 Citrus-Aided Centerpiece
    22 of 37 Sweater-Wrapped Votives
    23 of 37 Wreath-Inspired Candles
    24 of 37 Stacked Bowl Centerpiece
    25 of 37 Winter White Holiday Centerpiece
    26 of 37 Cranberries and Candles
    27 of 37 Blooming Tree Holiday Centerpiece
    28 of 37 Tray of Yews Centerpiece
    29 of 37 DIY Holiday Vases
    30 of 37 Tulips and Pinecones Centerpiece
    31 of 37 Tissue Paper Flowers Centerpiece
    32 of 37 White Hyacinth Display
    33 of 37 Red Carnation Christmas Centerpiece
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