When April showers bring May flowers, who will bring a vase to tend them?
If June or July doesn't come, we will!
Although many have not thought about it, a vase can contain the whole bouquet, and not only in the literal sense.
From short vases for small centerpieces to tall and elegant vases for the entryway or foyer, a vase can change the name of a decor.
Many of our flower delivery services already offer vases or bowls for an additional cost, but for your flower arrangement, Trader Joe's Run, holiday or birthday gifts, and any other occasion, here are the best vases you can get. simple elegant and everything in between.
1. Anthropologie Honeycomb Vase, $48+
© Courtesy of New York Post AnthropologieCollect more flowers with honey, right? This elegant honeycomb vase is an Anthropologie best-seller and is available in small and large sizes for all types of flower arrangements.
Anthropologie 2. White Diptyque Medici Vase, $125
© New York Post Courtesy of DiptyqueA classic white vase that complements any room in the house? yes please Diptyque is known for everyday luxury, including your bouquet in a white wax vase that will age gracefully over time.
Diptyque Mushroom Vase 3. ban.do, $27
© New York Post courtesy of ban.doVases don't have to be boring, in fact, sometimes they can be a lot more fun than flowers. This mushroom vase is a great example as it adds color to any space.
Ban.do Set of 4 Umbra Layla Vases, $68
© New York Post courtesy of NordstromIf you need help with your flowers, this vase may be the secret. A three-tiered planter is a great way to display flowers and plants of any height, creating a unique bouquet.
Nordstrom 5. Aarhaus Eva Round White Vase, $49 and up
© Courtesy of New York Post ArhausApplause this weight. The round vase has a light shade around it and is available in small and large sizes for every room.
Arhaus 6. Venus Et Fleur Ela marble vase, $245
© Courtesy of New York Post Venus et FleurNot only is it a gorgeous marble vase, but for $245 you also get a long-stemmed everlasting rose, any color, that can last up to a year without water or special treatment.
Venus et Fleur 7. Pearl River Mart Begonia vase in vibrant colors, $45
© New York Post Courtesy of Pearl River MartAdd Asian art to your home with (or all) of these beautiful, vibrant flowers. Decorated with lotus flowers and birds, the three vases sold at Pearl River Mart are perfect for spring.
Pearl River Mart 8. AGMES vase, $350
© Courtesy of New York Post AGMESA single flower to display? A fun vase is worth keeping, which is why we love this fun stemmed glass vase.
Agmes 9. West Elm Pure White Frosted Ceramic Vase, $10+
© New York Post Courtesy of West ElmWhatever your needs, this cookware has the shape and size you're looking for. The matte white pots range from $10 to $238 and are on sale now.
West Elm 10. Williams-Sonoma Cypriot glass vase, $40
© New York Post Courtesy of Williams SonomaEveryone needs a classic glass vase. This gives you two options: a shorter round bowl and a larger oval bowl.
Williams-Sonoma 11. Vitri Hibiscus green glass vase, $69
© Courtesy of New York Post TuckernuckWhether you put hibiscus flowers here or not, pale green bouquets offer the most delicate floral inspiration of all. The vase is also available in light pink, blue and opaque white.
Tuckernook 12. Terracotta Distressed Rose + Vine Terracotta, $50
© Courtesy of New York Post TerrainWhy keep flowers in a vase when you can paint them directly? This vase is also available in two sizes: small, medium and large.
Landscape 13. Target Tall Terracotta Vase, $50
© Courtesy of New York Post TargetTerracotta color never goes out of style. This large vase is perfect for entryways and fireplaces for a unique piece all year round.
Lens 14. H&M Striped Stone Vase, $25
© New York Post Courtesy of H&MH&M is not just about fashion. This vase is a multi-purpose product as it doubles as a candle holder when placed upside down.
H&M Porcelain Vase 15. Rifle Paper Co., $42
© Courtesy of New York Post Rifle Paper Co.Decorate your home with flowers from top to bottom with this ceramic vase from Rifle Paper Co. The vase also comes in two other containers with a black and gold design and a ladybug stamp.
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