Easy easter table. A brief context to set expectations.
Easy easter table: Quick notes
Can you believe Easter is right around the corner? Yep, I’m officially so old that I say this at the turn of every holiday/season. CAN YOU BeLiEvE iT?! I decided to whip up a fun tablescape to celebrate with all the little ideas. Because spring. And we love all the bright pastels and nostalgia that come with this holiday! Sometimes, it’s just fun to spruce up the house a little. So today, I’m sharing Easy Easter Table Inspiration!
I’m a big fan of layering various plates for a fresh look every time. This was a stacked assortment for a timeless feel, alongside colorful flowers for all things spring.
Once upon a time in the apocalypse, we made these fun marbelized Easter eggs. I break them out in some form or fashion every year for the color and memories. They’ve held up quite well, and the kids love seeing them. This year, I decided to pair them with our favorite mirror balls + this little basket. {Original is now sold out.}
No matter how often I do it, things feel a little fancier when I set the table. I don’t know why. Anything, compared to our usual deluge of takeout, I guess. Can anyone else relate?
We’ve enjoyed our great room even more now that our shelving in the back is finished, offering so much more storage. It only took us about eight years to decide exactly what we wanted there, but we adore the look. Sometimes simple is the best answer. These Kichler Lights are also our favorites. There’s really something about this room in the spring with that stained glass! It will make saying goodbye to this house even harder.
All the colors just make us happy.
Layers: We layered up on all things plates for this fun table, and I found some fun subs to recreate your own! {Some of these links are affiliates.}
• These plaid melamine plates
• These purple scalloped plates are my latest find, {sold out so I found these subs} and you can’t beat the perfect poolside addition for later, especially with their cute edges.
• We placed these napkins {similar} finds from Target for a touch of color.
• I used these {a similar find since they’re no longer available + I’ve had them forever} + these on the very top.
• Yes, that was a lot of layers + mixing. Sometimes it’s just fun to pair all the things by shopping the house and adding cheapo finds for a fresh look.
Fabrics:
• I used these floral napkins underneath for another hint of color.
• To top off each set, I folded these napkins into a triangle and then rolled them up to make them long and skinny. Gathering them around each egg, I topped them off with a velvet ribbon. Tada! Instant little place setting with these fun eggs.
• Placemats are an old Target find – similar look here.
Glasses:
• Of course, I had to break out these old-school glasses—{similar find since these are an old find I’ve had forever.} Something about them just screams Easter. Anything that feels pastel or light will do!
Flowers are the easiest go-to – I always grab up assortments at Whole Foods + Publix before my own yard starts blooming. Mixing for the win!
Colorful swirls and sparkles for the win, too.
I love this cute little bundle, and they’re so easy to make.
So here’s something super easy for Easter: low-maintenance and thrown together. This is definitely par for the course over here, and anything beyond the usual can feel “fancy.” I guess it’s important to give yourself permission this spring, with all the craziness in schedules afoot.
{Psssst… check out all our art here to shop this look.}
Do you guys mix and match your tablescapes for easy little creations? We hope you have an amazing holiday.
Sometimes, it’s fun to be creative with the little things.
Have an inspired day!
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