However, anytime I get flowers, I always struggle with finding a vase to display them in. Most of mine are short and narrow, and just never really look right.
Perhaps I am not arranging the flowers right, but they never quite look as pretty as some of these:



A glass decanter and matching goblet is a perfect vessel for these parrot tulips
A vintage creamer looks sweet when stuffed with hyacinth, lavender muscari and blue gentians
A vintage rice bowl is re-purposed to house these daffoldils
For less formal bouquets, these vintage goblets and tumblers hold icelandic poppies and viburnum.
Got a collection of old tins and canisters? As long as the look is cohesive, the sweet peas will look amazing!
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