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Still looking for the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Why not give mom her favorite flowers in a vintage vase, tea pot or other vintage container?
Mother’s Day Flowers in Vintage Containers
Mom deserves the world, but you don’t have to spend a lot to make her feel special. This Mother’s Day why not give her flowers in a vintage container? It is budget conscious idea for Mother’s Day that mom will love.
Not to mention a great way to recycle and keep pre-loved things out of the landfill. A win win for us all.
Flowers are a popular gift for many special occasions. On Mother’s Day they are the most popular gift given. In fact 64% of all Mother’s Day gifts are flowers and 3 billion dollars will be spent on them. Make your flowers extra special by taking the time to find the perfect vase to hold them and maybe add a secret code as you pick out your flowers and their colors.
What Kind of Vintage Container Can Be Used for Flowers?
The possibilities are endless but here are a few of my favorites.
- silver teapots, sugar bowls, julep cups
- pottery cups, vases
- gravy boats
- egg cups
- transfer ware pitchers, tea cups
- ginger jars
- ironstone pitchers, creamers
- tea canisters
- watering cans
Where to Find Vintage Containers?
Vintage vases, gravy boats, transfer ware pitchers and the like are easy to find and a beautiful gift in addition to the flowers. While you are searching for Mother’s Day make sure to pick up something extra, like a tray for taking cupcakes to a bbq this summer or an addition “vase” or two to use as hostess gifts.
- thrift stores
- antique stores
- tag sales
- estate sales
- Etsy
- Ebay
- Craigs List
- Chairish
- One Kings Lane
Where to Buy Mother’s Day Flowers
- Fresh Market
- Whole Foods
- Local Grocery Store
- Trader Joe’s
- Costco
- farmers market
You can buy flowers or a plant at most markets or garden centers. Keep in mind that the prices are raised during popular holidays. But if you want a one of a kind Mother’s Day floral arrangement why not head outside and forage?
Foraging for flowers is one of my favorite ways to make an arrangement. The other is the addition of fresh herbs from the grocery store. I like to use the herbs as the greenery in the bouquets.
If your mom is like my mom any gift is welcome on her special day. But a unique and special gift made or foraged may be appreciated even more.
For additional Mother’s Day gift ideas, Anthropologie has some beautiful things. I also shared 10 of my favorites including botanical handmade dinnerware , a custom recipe plate and a beautiful custom handwriting bracelet that you might like as well.
THAT’S ALL FOR NOW
I hope you enjoyed my ideas for Mother’s Day flowers in vintage containers.Thank you for spending part of your day with me, your time is valuable and I am grateful that you spend a little of each day with me.
Before you go, tell me, what is your favorite flower?
Where do you usually shop for flowers?
And last but not least do you have a favorite vase or pitcher or other vintage container to display them in?
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William Kendall says
These are pretty arrangements!