Looking for mason jar flower arrangements with a little something extra? Think pale pink roses, bright sunflowers or a simple bunch of tulips.
These ideas include full bouquets, hanging displays and a flower-free fall option if you want to try something different.
You can keep the jars plain or dress them up with bows and painted flowers. I especially love the pink roses in the blue jar.
There’s plenty here to inspire a little arrangement for your own table.
Pretty flower arrangements and jar displays to try
blush blooms and a little bow
We’re starting off strong with this gorgeous pink bouquet. I love the big ruffled blooms mixed with pale roses and little dark pink flowers.
The jar has a wide tan wrap with a small bow across the front. Try that same detail if you want to dress up your jar without hiding all those green stems.
baby’s breath and white trim
Don’t want to go all out with a mixed bouquet? No problem!
This jar holds just baby’s breath, with tiny white flowers spreading out above the rim.
The white patterned trim around the jar is so pretty. A little white doily underneath repeats that detail on the table.
cream roses by candlelight
How pretty are these cream roses? The baby’s breath tucked between them makes each little bouquet look extra sweet.
Try placing a pair of these plain jars along your table rather than making one big centerpiece. I’d keep the jars undecorated like these.
a blue jar with meadow flowers
This blue jar may just be one of my favorites here. I love the peach roses beside the tiny white daisies and spiky blue flowers.
The tall pink sprig gives the bouquet a lovely uneven shape. If you want to follow this look, leave a few stems reaching above the rest rather than trimming everything to one height.
sunflowers and purple spikes
The sunflower fans are going to love this! Big yellow blooms sit between white daisies and tall purple flower spikes.
I especially like the sunflower facing forward in the middle. Try keeping one large bloom in that spot with the smaller flowers gathered around it.
pink roses on a blue jar
How cute is this? The pale blue jar has pink painted flowers, little green leaves and white dots all over it.
Even the jar behind it has matching flowers.
A close bunch of pink roses finishes the front arrangement. If you love a matching detail, this is such a pretty idea to borrow.
tall purple stems
If you’re looking for an arrangement that keeps the colors simple, go with this bunch of slender purple flower spikes. The stems stand above narrow gray-green leaves in a jar with a brown ridged rim. No bow needed here.
pink flowers along the fence
I am obsessed with these little hanging bouquets. The pink and white cosmos look so pretty against the pale fence, especially with those long stems stretching out to the sides.
This is a lovely alternative to keeping every jar on a table. For your own version, use secure jar holders made for hanging.
pink and yellow tulips
If you are looking for something simple to arrange, this one is for you. Pink and pale yellow tulips sit among broad green leaves, with a small bow tied around the jar’s neck.
I love the leaf curling forward over the rim. Let your leaves stay part of the arrangement rather than hiding them behind the flowers.
blue hydrangea blooms
Don’t want to mix lots of different flowers? This rounded cluster of blue-purple hydrangea blooms is gorgeous on its own.
The flowers spill just over the jar’s opening, with a long cord looping down beside it.
golden stalks and white pumpkins
Here’s a flower-free option for your fall table. Golden grain stalks fan out from a large clear jar, with a dark brown bow tied around the middle.
The little white pumpkins are my favorite part of the display. Try adding a few around your own jar with scattered autumn-colored leaves to follow this seasonal idea.
peach roses at different heights
This is such a pretty way to group smaller bouquets. Peach and pink roses fill short jars beside a taller narrow-necked bottle, with little yellow flower heads tucked into the mix.
You don’t have to use matching containers. Try a similar mix of heights if you have a few different jars to work with.
white roses and hydrangeas
I love this white-on-white bouquet. The large cream rose at the front sits beside clusters of pale hydrangea flowers, with dark green leaves around the edges.
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Keep your jar plain if you want to follow this look. The flowers are lovely without any extra decoration.
wall jars with bright tulips
Want to take your flowers off the table? These jars sit against staggered boards on the wall, held in place with silver-colored bands.
The red, yellow and purple tulips fill the lower jar while baby’s breath spreads out above the side jars. For a similar display, choose wall-mounted jar holders rated for the filled jars.
white blooms on curved stems
This white arrangement is so sweet. I love the round, layered flowers and the way one stem curves down beside the narrow jar.
The taller blooms have plenty of space between them, so I’d leave this one loose rather than bunching everything tightly together.
mixed flowers and a trailing bow
If you love a bouquet with lots of little details, then this one is for you. There are pale pink flowers, bright red and magenta blooms, tiny white clusters and seed heads reaching above them.
The oversized pale bow is just as pretty. Try leaving long ribbon tails around your jar if you want that same finishing touch.
roses along a petal-covered aisle
How lovely is this aisle display? Pale roses and baby’s breath sit at the tops of hanging jars, with glowing candles below and white petals scattered along the grass.
For your own version, I’d choose battery-operated candles instead of open flames near the flowers. Keep the little gray-green leafy sprigs if you like that extra detail.
yellow blooms and lemon slices
The yellow and pink pairing is so cute in these mason jar flower arrangements. Bright yellow blooms sit beside pale pink carnations and little white flowers, with lemon slices visible inside the jars.
I love the pink ribbon paired with black-and-white cord around the rims. That’s a fun detail to copy even if you leave out the lemon slices.
pink and red rose bouquets
Can’t decide between pink and red roses? This group gives you both.
The smaller front bouquet mixes pink roses with white blooms, baby’s breath and rounded gray-green leaves.
Try keeping the red roses in a separate jar like the arrangement on the left. You can repeat the white flowers across each bouquet to bring them together.
bright pink and orange flowers
Last but definitely not least, we have this colorful mix of pink, magenta, yellow and orange flowers. I am obsessed with those little yellow rings around the centers of the pink zinnias!
The orange bloom hangs out to the side of the clear container. Keep that loose shape if you want your own bunch to look similar.
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