The fresh flowers create a happy atmosphere at the table. Especially on special occasions, guests can be impressed with beautiful flower arrangements. Seasonal flowers create a cozy atmosphere and perfectly complement the festive table decorations. Traditionally, carnations and poinsettias are part of the Christmas table, but this is actually a pretty good alternative. The amaryllis flower arrangements look elegant and can be staged effectively at the table.
The amaryllis flower is available in a variety of colors - but traditional white and red are the perfect choice for thefestive Christmas table. The red versions, for example, will look better in combination with pine cones, nuts or berries. A golden organza ribbon can complete the glamorous table decoration.
Arrange with roses
The white versions are the perfect addition to thestylish table decorations in autumnwith white tablecloth, silver lanterns, crystal vases, artificial snow and white dishes. You can also spice up the puristic, minimalist Christmas table in white and black.
Knight's star with white branches
And if you're tired of the red and white color scheme, you can opt for pink or orange amaryllis flower arrangements. They bring a splash of color to the table and let you enjoyDreaming of spring and warm weather.
Lush arrangement for Christmas
Stage effectively
The right vase for the bouquet is undoubtedly very beautiful, and the right vase can also showcase the flowers attractively. Vintage table decoration, a bouquet of white and pink flowers can be arranged in an old porcelain vase. Red country-style arrangements, with berries, nuts, fruits and of course pine cones, look charming in a metal vase.
Stylish and elegant as a low-maintenance, blooming option during the Christmas season
Arrange in a glass bowl and decorate the table with lanterns
You can arrange the flowers in small vases with stones
This table decoration is extremely simple but super effective
With other flowers
With rosehip – irresistible combination
Autumn leaves colored with gold spray
