10 Centerpieces You Can Make in 5 Minutes or Less

Springtime doesn't have to be all about pastels. Take the less-expected approach to your centerpieces by sticking with citrus tones and creating a formal arrangement with a fresh mix of forsythia, parrot tulips, dianthus and roses.

Berzillia berries and freesia work as excellent complements to classic springtime staples, like parrot tulips and white gerber daisies. Simply use the berries and freesia as filler to build out the arrangement. The greens and whites will help neutralize other boldly-colored species.

Although wildflowers are most often associated with summer, they can be a nice fit for a spring tablescape with the right color coordination. Choose wildflowers in purple and blue tones, and consider placing them in farmhouse- or country-style vessels, such as tinted Mason jars.

As one of the most versatile flowers, white hydrangea works best when used in large bunches. Gather three to four bunches of white hydrangea and place them in a clear, low vessel. The texture and shape create a graphic look that can appear both casual or formal, depending on the decor of your space.