spray centerpiece

Artificial spray centerpieces commonly use silk or silk/PU blooms, plastic stems and foliage, polyester fabrics, and metal wires or iron accents for internal support and structure.

Heights vary widely — from very low-profile pieces around 4.7 inches up to large sprays and stems roughly 40–48 inches tall.

Most spray centerpieces are intended for indoor use and are commonly placed on tabletops, mantels, windowsills, and similar indoor surfaces.

Common varieties include hydrangea, lily, rose, rosemary, and peony; some listings also appear as unspecified or generic plant varieties.

Flexible, wired inner stems let you reshape sprays by hand, and many arrangements arrive ready-to-display so they can be positioned without extra assembly.

They are typically maintenance-free: no watering or sunlight is required, and many listings note they are hypoallergenic and need no regular upkeep.

Some listings include a container (for example, glass or plaster), while many sprays are sold without a container so you can display them in your own vase or base.

Low-profile centerpieces are typically around 4.7 inches high and use horizontal or swag-style designs so they don’t block sightlines across the table.