33 Beautiful Thanksgiving Centerpieces For Holidays

Thanksgiving, the time when we specifically give thanks for the harvest and the family that we take our meals with. We celebrate with good food, games, conversation, and relaxation. And what better way to spend your time at the table than enjoying one of the beautiful Thanksgiving centerpieces you made?

These Thanksgiving centerpiece ideas use natural elements, such as flowers, fruits, and pumpkins along with candles and turkeys, so you’re sure to find the perfect match for your other Thanksgiving table decorations.

Floral Thanksgiving Centerpieces

Use seasonal flowers or juxtapose the season with spring flowers coupled with gourds, ears of corn, straw strands or hats, gardening tools, or cute scarecrows. Thanksgiving is all about harvesting the produce of the land, so incorporate farming, gardening, and produce as much as possible.

Florals in Gourd

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Seasonal Flowers in Assorted Bottles and Vases

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Seasonal Flowers and Gourds

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Wicker Cornucopia Flower Basket

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Bright Green and Red Floral Arrangement

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Colorful Floral Bouquet and Produce

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Floral Centerpiece and Place Mats with Printed Fruit Plates

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Candle Centerpieces

Make your table stand out with candles. Use vintage candles for a quaint, homey feel to your harvest celebration or designer candle holders and candelabra to highlight the opulence of your bounty. For a modern appeal, place candles in a fruit tray and adorn them with ribbons and fall leaves.

Candles, Pinecones and Greens, and Decorative Gourds

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Candles and Mini Gourds in Variously Sized Vases

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Candles and Gourds Rimmed with Nut Varieties

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Embellished Candle Holders and Faux Fall Leaves

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Candles and Pumpkin Tea Lights

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Variously Sized Candles on Raised Decorative Tray

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Candles and Mini Gourds in Muffin Pan

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Fruit Centerpiece Ideas

Make your Thanksgiving spread appear even more grandiose with fresh fruits, such as pears, plums, apples, berries, and grapes. Arrange them in a decorative wooden bowl or on a glass cake stand. Add nuts and offer the pieces as appetizers or dessert options.

Wicker Cornucopia with Gourds and Pinecones

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Faux Fruit and Floral Centerpiece

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Fresh Fruit and Marshmallow Kabobs in Melon Turkey Centerpiece

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Fresh Fruit and Nut Tray

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Faux Fruit and Candles in Basket

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Apples and Pine Cone Centerpiece

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Apples, Straw, Acorns, and Maize Centerpiece

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Fall Elements as Natural Centerpieces

Try something different and go for a vivid display of fall elements. Create an inviting Thanksgiving centerpiece by galvanizing a fruit basket or arranging a plate with apples, berries, sprigs of dahlia blossoms, and acorns. You can further fill your fall basket with shelled mixed nuts to crack open and snack on.

Fall Foliage

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Candles, Gourds, and Pinecones

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Seasonal Flora and Gourds

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Gourds and Apple Tea Lights on Cake Stand

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Gourdes, Candles, and Fall Leaves

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Acorns, Candles, and Gourd in Basket

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Cornucopia Centerpieces

Cornucopias are the most traditional Thanksgiving table centerpieces. They represent nature’s full bounty as you fill them with fruits and flowers of your choice to give your table a hearty look. Try crafting your own cornucopia out of wicker, paper machete, foam, or Worbla. Handmade cornucopia centerpieces not only represent nature’s richness but the richness of your creativity as well.

Wicker Cornucopia Filled with Harvest Apples

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Wicker Cornucopia with Fresh Fall Produce and Grains

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Glass Cornucopia Filled with Decorative Gourds, Maize, and Corn Ears

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Ornate Cornucopia with Fruit of the Spirit Representations

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Wicker Cornucopia with Apples and Straw

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Flaky Croissant Cornucopia Filled with Produce and Nuts

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Which of these Thanksgiving centerpieces did you find most appealing? The croissant cornucopia? The fruit and marshmallow kabobs? Or a candle and floral display? They’re easy and affordable to make, so bookmark the page and try a different one each year!