You know we pulled out the Blue Willow for this!

Verdant blooms, stems, and leaves (no additional greenery needed here!)

deliver a beautiful balance and allow the blue and white blooms to shine.

Blue Willow china pattern with spring flowers in white, yellow, and blue

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Stylist: Carolyn Chen

How-To:Soak florist foam in water, and secure it to a tray or long dish with tape.

Start by adding bigger flowers like hydrangeas to fashion an elongated centerpiece that mirrors the tables shape.

For a fuller look, cover up the tray and exposed foam with moss.

Blue Willow china with blue and white and green tablescape and blue and green and white flowers

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Styling: Carolyn Chen

To avoid wearing out the foam unnecessarily, dont poke stems in more than once.

She lightened up the autumnal pattern for spring by incorporating shades of pink, cream, and yellow.

Place a ball of chicken wire in the bottom of the vessel.

Blue Willow place setting with blue and white floral arrangement

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Styling: Carolyn Chen

Fill it all out with longer-stemmed flowers such as sweet peas, tulips, and ranunculus.

Pro Tip:Balance the heaviness of the wooden table and amber glassware with light-as-air textiles.

The How-To:Ensure the rim of a low bowl is completely dry.

Herend Chinese Bouquet in Rust place setting with pale pink and peach flower arrangement

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Set some blooms deep within the display to create 360 degrees of wow moments.

Herend Chinese Bouquet in Rust china

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Styling: Carolyn Chen

Tobacco Leaf china pattern with pink, orange, and yellow flowers

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Styling: Carolyn Chen

Mottahedeh Tobacco Leaf china pattern

Credit:Hector Manuel Sanchez, Styling: Carolyn Chen