Where to place Thanksgiving florals
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. It’s the only holiday that isn’t focused on gifts. It’s the holiday meant for gathering. For connecting. For catching up. For reflecting. Every year we think of new designs to incorporate into our Thanksgiving lineup. We think that flowers set the stage for any gathering. With Thanksgiving being the one holiday a year where the focus is solely on connection, the elements to this gathering are important. Creating a cozy, inviting atmosphere can change how your guests interact with one another. Here are a few ideas on what floral arrangements to select and where to place them for the biggest impact.
Choose the right piece for the right location. It’s the most important rule for creating a space that flows well together for your guests.
Wanting to make a statement as soon as guests arrive? Place our Grand Garden Arrangement on the entry table. Its height makes it a statement piece, leaving guests asking “Where did you get these flowers from?”.
Our long & lows are great for long table gatherings. They are stunning in their size and design. Height is key here. You want guests to be able to see each other while conversing. This design is low and close to the table. The unique design makes it a true conversation starter. Placing these at the dinner table is sure to have guests asking again “Where did you say you got these flowers?”.
Shown here is our bud vases trio, mini garden arrangement, & the mini paired with grand garden.
Spaces that get less attention but are as equally deserving of flowers include the kitchen & bathrooms. Yes, the prep is happening in the kitchen. Yes, it’s packed. But isn’t that where lots of us are spending our time. And then we know the guests follow into the kitchen with their drinks in hand to see if the host needs help. We suggest adding a small touch of flowers with our mini garden arrangement. It’s the perfect size for a kitchen sink window or kitchen island. Try adding one or three of our bud vases to the guest bathroom. Placing them on the top of the toilet, sink, and windowsill to adds an unexpected touch of elegance.