This Thanksgiving Wheat Centerpiece is simple, quick, and inexpensive to make.

I often host Thanksgiving dinners. Last year, I tried incorporating this Thanksgiving Wheat Centerpiece into our tablescape. Ultimately, I had to move the tablescape to a larger table for room for food and more guests, so I didn’t do this exact set up.

You can see my final copper inspired tablescape here. Although it wasn’t used as I intended, I did and still do decorate my home with this wheat centerpiece in the fall.

I love the look of the wheat stalks and wheat berries as it reminds me of harvest time, Thanksgiving, and how bounteous our blessings are.

It is very simple and inexpensive to make…

Supply List

Glass Vase (you can find these at thrift stores for a better deal than new)

Wheat stalks

Wheat berries

Instructions

First, get a glass vase, any size, and any design depending on what you desire.

Second, pour wheat berries into the bottom of the vase until it is about 1/3″ full.

Next, stick the wheat stalks into the berries/seeds in the desired manner for the look you wish to achieve. Trim the stalks down if they are too tall.

Finally, pour the rest of the wheat berries in to secure the stalks in place.

Now, you are finished.

This is a very simple, quick, and inexpensive Thanksgiving Wheat Centerpiece that is affordable, and fun to decorate with. I hope it turns out well for you too.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!