31 Days of Fall Centerpiece: 20+ Easy Fall Centerpiece Ideas

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Let’s talk centerpieces today!  Centerpieces can honestly be anything you want them to be  - from an elaborate floral arrangement, to things you gather from nature outside and put in glass vases, or groupings of several items.  Don’t be afraid to be creative and use unique items for centerpieces – go beyond the typical large candle or floral centerpiece.

Also think about the shape and size of your table.  If you have a long rectangle table you may want to do a series of items as your centerpiece – 1 large item in the middle and smaller items on the sides – always work in odd numbers – 3 or 5 things.  If you have a round table or a square table you may want to do 1 thing as your centerpiece or a grouping of smaller items on a tray of in the middle of the table but centered on the table as your centerpiece.  

Lots of these centerpiece ideas can also be used for other areas in your home – think entryway tables, sofa tables, coffee tables, buffets in your dining room and more.  Any flat spot that you wish to decorate can be decorated with a “centerpiece” type display.

So here’s some ideas for you!  Pick your favorite and tell me in the comments.

Pumpkin and Gourds centerpiece

Friends and family planter box

Rustic Fall centerpiece by Love of Family and Home

Thankful pumpkins

Lentils and candles centerpiece by House of Hepworths

Just glass cylinders filled with nuts or fruits with some added candles in glass from All You.

I love this idea!  Even though this is posed for a wedding, you could easily make a smaller version for your table.  Just some simple white and orange pumpkins in tall glass vases.

Michael at Inspired by Charm shows you how to set a fall centerpiece from start to finish!  And he gives you three different options.

Got a trifle dish?  Turn it into a cheap and easy centerpiece.

Never underestimate just a faux leaf garland surrounding a candle in glass vase or a lantern.

Layla created this centerpiece with some fresh limes and some cuttings from the yard. 

Love the flowers in this blue pumpkin.

Stick and candle centerpiece – what I love most about this table is that she used a flannel blanket as the tablecloth.  Don’t limit yourself – use anything and everything you have as a tablecloth/runner/centerpiece.  The possibilities are endless!  

Thankful tree.

Another one of a cutting of fall leaves from your backyard in a large white vase.  SOO pretty!

Wheat grass in vase

So simple – yet so pretty!  You can do so much with some simple small pumpkins from the grocery store.

Shanty 2 Chic has the tutorial for how to make this centerpiece box.  Love it filled with mason jars and pumpkins!

Another tray and candles option.

Twig and mum centerpiece

Love how Love of Family and Home mixed leaves, flowers and candles in her box centerpiece.

I showed you this one in my decorating with pinecones post but it is one of my favorites!  HUGE centerpieces like this one from Sweet Something Designs with cuttings from the yard or sticks coming out of it make huge impact!  Just add some candles are you are set!

Here’s how I took a centerpiece idea like these and used it on my living room –  a leaf garland surrounding a red lantern on my coffee table. 

And here is one of my favorite centerpieces for my table – a stacked pumpkin topiary centerpiece. 

What is your favorite centerpiece idea?  Do you love pulling in some nature from outside and things around the house to make a basically free centerpiece?

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