ENCHANTING EASTER TABLE SETTINGS INSPIRED BY SPRING

If only the Easter bunny took care of setting the table for Easter dinner or brunch, too. Thanks to fresh floral centerpieces, Easter egg place cards, bunny napkins, and more DIY decor, your hunt for beautiful Easter table settings is officially over. Whether you’re hosting a formal family affair or a laid-back afternoon buffet, celebrate the arrival of spring with an enchanting Easter table.

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PRETTY-IN-PINK GINGHAM

Be it through linens or plates, a light pink pattern establishes an elegant, soft contrast against white decor and serveware.

Source: Pizzazzerie

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GRASS EGG NAME TAGS

Who says egg cups have to be limited to just eggs? Think outside the box for personalized brunch table settings (and take-home favors!) every bunny will love.

Source: Modern Glam

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FLORAL WREATH EASTER TABLE DECORATIONS

You can never have too many flowers! Why not give each Easter guest a floral wreath around his or her plate?

Source: 100 Layer Cake-let

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EASTER BRUNCH WITH BUNNY NAPKIN RINGS

A mix of milk glass and jadeite establishes the pretty pastel palette, while flowers, wooden chargers, and burlap bunny-ear napkin rings from Target’s dollar section add a natural element.

Source: Jenny Cookies

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WOODLAND-THEMED TABLESCAPE

Create this rustic and flower-filled display by styling anemones, ferns, eucalyptus, and moss-covered eggs on on a burlap runner. Wood slabs, moss piles, and monogrammed eggs also add a nice touch. You can create these personalized Easter eggs (and easy place card alternatives) by using a small paintbrush to fleck tan acrylic paint (thinned with a bit of water) on undyed farm eggs. Then use a gold paint pen to handwrite guests’ initials.

Source: Country Living

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RUSTIC MOSS TABLESCAPE

Use natural elements, like a moss table runner and mini egg nests, to fully capitalize on the fresh spring vibe.

Source: Liz Marie Blog

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SWEET EASTER TABLE

Dressed in colors picked straight from the garden, this table manages to look refined but not fussy. To replicate the birch bark vases start by cutting bark sheets (available at your local craft store) to fit around various-size glass jars and hot-glue the ends to form a cylinder.

Source: Country Living

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SIMPLE BUD VASES

We love the look of these sweet pink peonies arranged in bud vases down the length of the table.

Source: Country Living

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OVERSIZED CLOCHE WITH BOOKS AND BUNNIES

Add a homey, vintage feel to your Easter table by stacking classic books within a delicate glass cloche. Stick with green spines to stay true to the seasonal color palette, then pair with tulips and bunny decor.

Source: So Much Better With Age

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TERRARIUM EASTER TABLE CENTERPIECE

We adore a good terrarium, especially inside a vessel as gorgeous as these apothecary jars. Easter party guests will never guess the flowers inside (as well as the moss table runner) are faux.

Source: Blesser House

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