19 Farmhouse Centerpieces to Make For Your Thanksgiving Table

Give galvanized cake stands ($31, Walmart) new life when you stack them and dress them in florals. We used fresh pears, apples and clementines as the base of this Thanksgiving centerpiece, then tucked in cuts of seeded eucalyptus and fresh flowers for a finishing touch.

Use a neutral runner as the foundation for this natural farmhouse centerpiece. Place a variety of gourds from the garden or local garden center along the table runner. Dress them up with votive candles and tea lights ($7, Target).

Let the beauty of nature set the tone for a simple, yet sophisticated Thanksgiving table. Layer a large wooden cutting board ($22, Wayfair) with a folded tablecloth and a plate of gourds. Place tall pillar candles and tapers in the center. Finish the look with a cut of decorative grasses.  

Enjoy a bounty of fall vegetables dressed up to play the part of the centerpiece this Thanksgiving. This farm-fresh look starts with a rustic burlap table runner. Use a wide serving tray and fill it with a few heirloom pumpkins, then tuck in artichokes and colorful cabbage. Finish the farmhouse Thanksgiving centerpiece with beets, pears, small gourds and a couple of white spider mums.

Take a stroll through the yard and snip a few branches with colorful leaves or berries. Pick a few dried flowers and set your collection in an oversized basket. Pair the basket with a variety of pumpkins. Fill a large wooden bowl (from $35, Target) with apples to complete this festive fall look. 

Make your own centerpiece with fresh-cut greenery. We used eucalyptus, plumosus, pittosporum and salal to make small bunches wrapped with floral wire. We grouped the bunches along the table to create the look of a leafy runner. Tuck in white votive candles ($7, Walmart) for an elegant Thanksgiving table.

Skip the flowers and arrange your own Thanksgiving harvest centerpiece. Start with a white vessel and add magnolia stems, then use florist wire to attach a small artichoke or two. Fill in with Craspedia billy ball flowers, small white flowers and clementines.

Everyone will rave about this DIY tabletop garland. Use magnolia foliage, seeded eucalyptus, leucadendron, hypericum and Craspedia billy ball flowers to make small bunches secured with florist wire. Set out a few bunches and add layers until you achieve the look you want, securing each layer with florist wire. Tuck in cinnamon sticks ($4, Target) and clementines to finish the look.

Bring the beauty of the garden to the table with tall glass vessels filled with leafy greens or root vegetables. Set bottles of wine between the greenery for a splash of color, and so guests can easily refill their glasses during dinner. Pair the natural Thanksgiving centerpiece with a flour sack table runner and bright cut flowers laid on the table.

Wrap white pumpkins in faux bittersweet vines and secure with hot glue ($6, Walmart). Opt for artificial pumpkins if you'd like to reuse this simple centerpiece. Set the decorated pumpkins on an autumnal table runner.

Make a chunky tabletop garland with found objects, such as milkweed, lotus, and locust seed pods, and wooden beads and grapevine balls from any crafts store. Spray paint some of the items gold and leave others natural. String them together and set on the table. To add height to the centerpiece, place small white pumpkins on a cake stand. Paint the pumpkin stems gold to connect them to the garland, then fill in with golden votive candle holders.

Dress up your Thanksgiving table with a cutting from a colorful maple tree. Pair it with pumpkins for a simple farmhouse Thanksgiving look that is warm and welcoming. 

For a simple, yet sophisticated Thanksgiving centerpiece display set small white pumpkins on a platter. Add a faux bittersweet vine and a few cuts of fresh florals. For a more glamorous look, paint the stems of the pumpkins gold with metallic paint ($2, Michaels).

Fill a vintage vessel with bronze football mums and faux bittersweet vines for a stunning autumnal centerpiece. Place the bouquet on a wooden serving tray ($14, Walmart) and pair it with a pumpkin and a candle for a charming Thanksgiving centerpiece combination.

Carve gourds to hold fresh flowers for an all-natural farmhouse Thanksgiving centerpiece. Use a variety of squash and pumpkins to get different heights and colors. Set the garden bouquets on a galvanized cake stand ($25, Wayfair) for a country-style Thanksgiving display. 

Use a short and wide heirloom pumpkin as the vessel for your Thanksgiving centerpiece. Carve the opening and clean out the pumpkin. Then add floral foam to hold stems in place. Compose the bouquet with fresh flowers and greenery. Consider adding garden greens to give this farmhouse Thanksgiving bouquet a harvest feel.

Create a sleek look this holiday with an assortment of gourds and glass vases in dark, muted colors. Paint gourds black or gray with glass paint ($3, Michaels) if you can't find the colors you want. Balance the look with white carnations and spider mums.  

Brighten your table with a ceramic crock overflowing with sunflowers. A woven table runner and sweater-covered pumpkins round out this cozy look.

Tall glass vessels ($29, Pottery Barn) filled with miniature pumpkins and gourds are an easy and stylish way to decorate for Thanksgiving. Add cuts of colorful maple branches. A natural table runner finishes this easy Thanksgiving centerpiece.