
The Acrylic Multi-Hole Flower Arrangement Vase from LuminaryHome solves the problem every loose bunch of stems has: how to space them so the arrangement reads as designed. A row of holes across the top holds each stem upright and evenly spaced, so a handful of tulips, roses or dried stems lands as a clean linear display.
Three sizes are available - 10 holes at 25 x 10 x 6.5cm, 12 holes at 30 x 10 x 6.5cm and 16 holes at 40 x 10 x 6.5cm - with the longest built for the centre of a dining or banquet table. The low profile is deliberate: guests can see each other over the flowers, which is exactly what a centrepiece should allow.
Made from clear acrylic, it is durable, lightweight and far easier to clean than glass, and it will not shatter if it is knocked during setting up or packing down. That makes it a practical repeat choice for weddings and events as well as everyday styling, and it looks best with silk or dried florals in a modern, minimal setting. Because it is moulded as a single piece there are no seams to leak, and the flat base sits level on a tablecloth, so it can be filled, arranged and carried to the table already complete rather than assembled in place.
- Material: clear acrylic, lightweight and durable
- 10 holes: 25 x 10 x 6.5cm
- 12 holes: 30 x 10 x 6.5cm
- 16 holes: 40 x 10 x 6.5cm
- Colour: transparent
- Best for: silk and dried florals, wedding centrepieces, tabletop styling
- Care: rinse and wipe dry; avoid abrasive cleaners
- Package includes: 1 x acrylic vase
Frequently Asked Questions
Which size should I choose?
10 holes at 25cm suits a console or side table, 12 holes at 30cm works on most dining tables, and 16 holes at 40cm is built for the centre of a long dining or banquet table.
Will it leak?
It is moulded as a single piece, so there are no seams to leak. The flat base also sits level on a tablecloth rather than rocking.
Why acrylic rather than glass?
It is lighter, easier to clean and it will not shatter if it gets knocked during setup or pack down, which matters when the same piece is used across several events.
What flowers suit it best?
Silk and dried florals look best in a modern minimal setting, and fresh tulips or roses work equally well. The holes hold single stems upright rather than letting them slump.
Can I carry it once it is arranged?
Yes. Fill and arrange it away from the table, then carry it over complete. The single piece body and flat base make that straightforward.