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How to Make a Gorgeous Grocery Store Greenery Centerpiece

May 7, 2019 by Bre Leave a Comment

Since the beginning of March, my dining room has been filled with products for our bathroom renovations – a total mess!  Because those are wrapping up now, the dining room is clearing out and it needed a little love (and a lot less dust).  So, I grabbed $11 worth of greenery and foliage from Trader Joe’s and made a beautiful centerpiece for my dining room table.  With around $10 of grocery store greenery, you can create a gorgeous centerpiece for your home or any event! Using different shades of foliage and a special trick, you'll make a greenery centerpiece that is beautiful and budget-friendly.

This greenery centerpiece is so lush and full of life, and because it isn’t filled with flowers, it’s going to last a L-O-N-G time!  With around $10 of grocery store greenery, you can create a gorgeous centerpiece for your home or any event! Using different shades of foliage and a special trick, you'll make a greenery centerpiece that is beautiful and budget-friendly.

I also added some thrifted brass candlesticks to my greenery arrangement, and I just love how this came together. 

  With around $10 of grocery store greenery, you can create a gorgeous centerpiece for your home or any event! Using different shades of foliage and a special trick, you'll make a greenery centerpiece that is beautiful and budget-friendly.

Plus, with a special trick, I know these green stems will look amazing for weeks.  The $11 I spent will go a long way in these upcycled florist vases.

Watch the video I made to see the trick for making your flowers and greenery last longer and to see just how I put this centerpiece together!

Watch the Video Tutorial of How to Create a Grocery Store Greenery Centerpiece Here!

I bet you won’t look at those $2 floral fillers in the grocery store flower aisle the same way again!  Put some in your cart during your next trip and whip up a long-lasting arrangement for yourself.  Having some greenery and life in your house will make you so happy!  With around $10 of grocery store greenery and thrifted brass candlesticks, you can create a gorgeous centerpiece for your home or any event! Using different shades of foliage and a special trick, you'll make a greenery centerpiece that is beautiful and budget-friendly.

P.S. If you enjoyed this video tutorial, consider subscribing to my YouTube channel! I finally decided to commit to it and make videos on a regular basis – including for projects I won’t be posting here.  I’d love to see you over there!

-Bre

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