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Tie the cheeriest Easter bouquet with supermarket flowers in a simple twig nest

Anyone can do this! Supermarket flowers can be easily turned into a stunning, budget-friendly Easter bouquet with a base made of twigs.

April 7, 2025Lue suomeksi

Easter bouquet with supermarket flowers: supplies

  • birch twigs
  • a variety of tulips, chrysanthemums, alstroemerias, spray carnations, and eucalyptus branches
  • floral knife
  • wire cutters
  • wire
Flowers and twigs on a table
All the flowers in this arrangement are easy to find, making it simple to create a budget-friendly Easter floral arrangement.
An Easter bouquet made with supermarket flowers
Your bouquet will look livelier if you include double tulips, a great choice for a DIY Easter bouquet with grocery-store flowers.

Easter bouquet with supermarket flowers for Easter: instructions

A stem of alstroemeria
Remove any extra leaves and any damaged petals from the blooms.

1. Remove any leaves that remain below the water level in the vase, and if needed, remove any damaged petals.

2. Cut fresh stems for the flowers and place them in a bucket of water to wait.

Twig base in the vase
Use branches of different lengths birch twigs. Let them cascade naturally over the vase edges as part of the arrangement.

3. Bend the birch twigs inside the vase so they go in different directions and heights, forming an airy framework inside. This framework serves as a base for your flowers.

4. Add water to the vase and arrange the flowers and eucalyptus branches among the twig framework.

A small twig nest
Add small nests to decorate the bouquet.

5. Bend the birch twigs into a nest shape, secure them with wire, and keep adding layers around the nest’s edge until it’s the size you want.

An Easter egg in a twig nest

6. Attach the nest to a sturdy twig with wire, then place it among the flowers.

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