Thanksgiving Day 2025: Flowers, Colors & Meaning with Flower Boom Dallas

What’s your favorite part of Thanksgiving? The food? The family chaos? Or that sweet moment when everyone finally sits down and the table looks just right?

No matter how you celebrate, this special day has a magic mix of warmth, comfort, and gratitude, and yes, Thanksgiving flowers totally belong in that mix. There’s something about a fresh bouquet that just pulls the whole day together. The colors, the scent, the way they make your space feel… It’s pure fall happiness.

Maybe you’re hosting the big dinner or bringing something special to a friend’s house. Thanksgiving flowers are the easiest way to add a touch of beauty (and maybe show off your great taste).

So grab a cup of coffee, let’s talk about what blooms to pick, what their colors mean, and a few stunning arrangements you’ll want to snag before the big day.

What Is the Traditional Flower for Thanksgiving?

Flowers should always be one of the first things that come to our minds when we think about Thanksgiving. They bring that perfect mix of warmth and color to the table (literally).

There isn’t just one official Thanksgiving flower, but a few blooms have definitely earned their place on the holiday table.

Chrysanthemums, for example, are the real stars of the season. They come in all those beautiful autumn shades, burnt orange, deep red, and golden yellow, and symbolize joy, friendship, and gratitude. Basically, everything Thanksgiving is about.

Then there are roses, which never go out of style. A bouquet of red and orange roses adds that cozy, festive feeling, while creamy whites or soft pastels can balance the table’s warm tones.

Orchids might not be your first thought for Thanksgiving, but they’re the hidden gem of fall arrangements. Their delicate, exotic look adds a touch of sophistication and calm, perfect for balancing out all the excitement and chaos of the season.

Plus, orchids symbolize love and strength, which makes them a beautiful reminder of what the holiday is really about: gratitude, togetherness, and a little bit of grace.

Let’s not forget about sunflowers. With their bright yellow petals that look like little rays of sunshine, they bring warmth and cheer to any table.

Sunflowers symbolize loyalty and happiness, two things we all need when gathering around the table with loved ones (and maybe that one uncle who always brings up politics).

7 Special Thanksgiving Flower Arrangements

If you’re hosting Thanksgiving this year or heading over as a guest, flowers are the easiest way to bring warmth (and a little wow factor) to the table.

At Flower Boom Dallas, we’ve created a special Thanksgiving flower collection designed to make any space feel festive, elegant, and full of gratitude.

You can send a Thanksgiving bouquet to loved ones or simply treat yourself to one, because let’s be honest, your home deserves to look as good as the food smells.

You can order these Thanksgiving flower arrangements right now:

1. Autumn Luxe

This one is for those who want their Thanksgiving table to look like a piece of art.

The Autumn Luxe arrangement features a lush mix of roses, hydrangeas, mini carnations, chrysanthemums, and cymbidium orchids, each bloom chosen for its deep seasonal color and texture.

The blend of golden hues and velvety petals gives your home a “harvest glow” that guests can’t stop admiring.

2. Delicate Pastels

Who says Thanksgiving décor has to be all orange and brown? The Delicate Pastels arrangement brings a soft, unexpected twist to the holiday. Fresh roses, hydrangeas, spray roses, and orchids come together in gentle shades of cream, blush, and peach.

It’s a wonderful choice if you love modern elegance but still want to honor the season’s warmth. This bouquet looks stunning beside flickering candles and gold cutlery.

3. Mrs. Beauty

A showstopper, plain and simple. Mrs. Beauty combines 50 pink and light pink roses with burgundy cymbidium orchids for a look that’s both sophisticated and full of heart.

The color contrast makes it perfect for romantic dinners or stylish family gatherings. It’s also an ideal gift for a Thanksgiving host, because sometimes, gratitude deserves a little glam.

4. Sunny Yellow Roses in a Box

Thanksgiving might be about fall colors, but there’s nothing wrong with adding a pop of sunshine. The Sunny Yellow Roses arrangement brings brightness and optimism to any table.

Choose from 50, 75, or 100 roses (yes, you can go big) to match your guest list or the size of your dining table. It’s cheerful, elegant, and guaranteed to lift the mood, especially on a chilly November day.

5. Colorful Roses in a Box

If you love variety, this one’s for you. The Colorful Roses in a Box mixes our signature multicolored roses for a vibrant, joyful look that captures the heart of celebration.

Every color tells a story, and together, they create a bouquet that celebrates togetherness, laughter, and love.

6. Red and Orange Roses

When you imagine Thanksgiving, this is the color palette that comes to mind.

The Red and Orange Roses arrangement blends fiery orange blooms with deep, passionate reds, like the perfect sunset in a vase.

It’s rich, warm, and festive, perfect for traditional gatherings or classic fall décor lovers. Set it in the middle of your table, and watch it steal the show.

7. White Hydrangeas and Orange Tulips in a Box

Simple, chic, and full of contrast, the White Hydrangeas and Orange Tulips arrangement brings together crisp whites and glowing oranges for a clean yet cozy vibe.

It’s ideal for smaller tables or entryways, where you want to make a statement without overwhelming the space.

The mix of textures feels fresh and modern while still perfectly fitting the Thanksgiving theme.

What Is the Symbol of Thanksgiving?

When you think of Thanksgiving, the first image that probably pops into your mind is the turkey, and you’re not wrong.

The turkey has long been considered the main symbol of Thanksgiving, representing abundance, sharing, and gratitude. It’s that centerpiece everyone gathers around, waiting for the first slice while laughter fills the room.

But the turkey isn’t the only symbol of the season. Thanksgiving is also full of smaller, meaningful icons, things that remind us of harvest, family, and togetherness.

Pumpkins, for example, stand for plenty and comfort. Corn and wheat represent the rewards of hard work and the connection to nature’s rhythm.

And of course, fall leaves, those golds, reds, and oranges, symbolize change, warmth, and the beauty in transition.

And don't forget about Thanksgiving flowers. When you bring a beautiful fall bouquet to your table, you’re bringing in a piece of what the holiday truly means: appreciation for the people who make your life brighter.

What Is the Deeper Meaning of Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is more than the big meal and all the pie (though let’s be honest, the pie is a big part). It’s a chance to pause for a moment and really notice the people, memories, and little things that make life feel full.

At its heart, Thanksgiving is about gratitude and connection. Sharing food, laughs, and even flowers reminds us to appreciate those around us.

A warm autumn bouquet can be a simple way to show you care for your host, your family, or even just to brighten your own home.

Add a Little Extra Thanksgiving Cheer

We hope you enjoyed these Thanksgiving flower ideas and maybe even found some inspiration for your table or a thoughtful gift. Flowers are such an easy way to add warmth, color, and good vibes to the holiday.

Go ahead, pick something you love, and make your Thanksgiving a little brighter (and maybe a bit more Insta-worthy too!).