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Mother’s Day Bucket of Blooms

Bunch of pink peonies snapdragons tulips and a white hydrangea blossom

Celebrate mom with a bucket of gorgeous blooms!

It’s hard to beat a stunning arrangement of flowers when it comes to Mother’s Day. They’re full of joy and love – just like moms. And there are so many different kinds – just like moms. Each and every one is unique and beautiful in its own way.

Our inspiration for this arrangement came from a simple place – create a display that represented my mom. It’s a way to celebrate her legacy on our first Mother’s Day since her passing.

Bunch of pink peonies snapdragons tulips and a white hydrangea blossom It's in a weathered sap bucket.

We started by gathering the flowers. Since it’s still way too early in the season here to cut real flowers from the garden, we went with artificial versions. The upside is that they last forever. The downside is that you miss out on that wonderful fragrance. There’s always a compromise.

Rusty sap bucket filled with pink peonies tulips and snapdragons It's on a gray tiled floor against white painted shiplap.

We opted to display the flowers in our primary entryway – the back porch – so we could see the blooms every time we went out and came back in. No sense hiding them in a spot you rarely visit.

Bouquet of pink peonies with white hydrangeas and pussy willow branches in a corner against tiled walls

It’s got a carefree, but polished vibe, which makes a fitting tribute to my mom. We love how lush it is without being fussy.

Pink blossoms with ivory lilacs in a white ceramic tea pot It sits on a round wood riser with a white paneled door in the background

But for this year, since it’s just me and hubby and the dogs, we kept it small but meaningful with on big bucket of blooms.

I think Mom would love it, but she’d probably say “The flowers are beautiful, but it’s kind of an ugly bucket. Are you trying to tell me something?”

I do miss the unfiltered Mom-speak!

Happy Mother’s Day!

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