Simple Wildflower Centerpiece For Passover

This year everything about the Passover holiday has been much simpler (except the cleaning which was more intense than ever) due to limited shopping, and not going out unless absolutely necessary, which meant no buying pretty flowers from the florist to fill the three little vases we bought last year when celebrating Passover in Jerusalem. Not to worry, my resourceful daughter decided she’d fill them with wild flowers, available on the side of the road or just up the block, and in this case, wild mustard and wild snap dragons! The flowers made a lovely addition to our Passover Seder table, which I’ve shared here, and were perfect for this year’s seder. Keep on reading to see a few more photos, and catch a glimpse of what is actually hanging over those flowers!

Not the most stable vases, but with no little children around and just five of us, they did manage to stay upright!
And those white pom poms, well, those are actually left over from my snow themed Chanukah extravaganza, and I left them up for Purim and incorporated them into some colorful decorations, and now for Passover I just couldn’t resist leaving them up as they are a reminder of the plague of hail! 

Wishing everyone a joyful Passover holiday!