Are you tired of using traditional decor on your Easter table? Then, let me show you how to create a unique, nature-inspired Easter tablescape!
Today I have a wonderful treat for you! I’m participating in an Easter Tablescape Hop! Welcome to everyone! If you are visiting from Sue’s blog, Shop at Blu, we’re so happy to have you here! You all are in for a treat at the end of this post because there are more Easter tablescapes to enjoy!
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I want to thank Cindy from Cloches and Lavender for putting this hop together! She has a beautiful blog I know you will enjoy! Please check it out and tell her I sent you!
I love to come up with fun and different ways to decorate a table!
Do you think decorating is fun or does it stress you out?
If you’re in the stressed-out camp, then I’m here for you!
No more worries because I have seven steps that make decorating a table simple!
And if the nature-inspired look is not for you, that’s ok!
You can use my steps to come up with a completely different theme and color scheme for your Easter table!
Let’s have some fun and start decorating our Easter table!
How to Create an Easter Tablescape
1) Find your inspiration
The first thing you need to do is find an inspiration piece for the table!
Always shop your house to see what you can find, before buying something new!
These adorable moss bunnies and spheres were in my spring decor box!
I thought they would look fabulous in a centerpiece!
When I look at them, my mind immediately goes to nature!
I see a carpet of green moss spread out across the ground, surrounded by tall trees with trunks of varying colors of brown.
When I look up, I see branches covered in green leaves and wisps of white clouds peeking through them.
And there’s my inspiration to create a nature-inspired Easter tablescape! I’ll incorporate moss, branches/vines, weathered metal, and wood items.
2) Choose your color scheme
Since I chose a nature-inspired theme, I won’t be using traditional pastel Easter colors.
Instead, I’m going with green, brown, and white!
Here are the colors I chose!
I made decoupage Easter eggs from each piece of paper you see above!
Aren’t those bee napkins the most adorable thing you’ve ever seen?
3) Create a Centerpiece
This is the first year we will not be hosting any of our extended family on Easter.
Hold on while I shed a few tears!
Anyway, I decided to go big with the centerpiece, since I don’t have to worry about people being able to see the person across from them.
I searched the house for wood pieces I could pair with the bunnies!
The white metal pieces are worn and weathered and go perfectly with my nature-inspired theme!
4) Add interest with placemats and chargers
Placemats and chargers are not a necessity, but they add a great deal of interest to the look of the table!
If you prefer to use a tablecloth, place it on the table now.
I pulled out my woven placemats, but I don’t have any chargers that remind me of nature!
Time for a DIY project!
I made the chargers from a grapevine wreath and moss! See the DIY here!
5) Choose your place setting
Now it’s time to choose your place setting! You’ll need dishes, glassware, eating utensils, and napkins.
Think about your color scheme and theme, then pick accordingly!
dishes
Simple white dishes are perfect for this table!
Napkins & utensils
I wanted to use the paper napkins with the bees on them, but I did not like them as much as the plain white cloth napkins.
I placed the eating utensils inside the napkin and wrapped them up.
The napkin holders are tiny wreaths I purchased at Hobby Lobby.
glassware
I chose a very plain and simple glass to finish the place setting!
6) Embellish the table
At this point, your table has everything that it needs to serve dinner guests.
But, who wants to stop there when you could add some WOW factor with a few embellishments!
Vintage springs
I found these vintage bed springs when we went to Renningers Antique and Collector’s Extravaganza in February. The rusty finish goes perfectly with the other vintage pieces and is perfect for holding different sizes of moss spheres.
Twigs, spanish moss, & eggs
I laid thick pieces of a grapevine wreath, Spanish moss, decoupage eggs, and a moss sphere on the table.
7) DECORATE THE PLATEs
Decorating your plates is like “adding the cherry on top!”
It takes your table from ordinary to extraordinary!
I used nests and eggs to top my plates!
I only had two tiny nests. So, I used the leftover mini wreaths for the other two plates!
Well, friends, see how easy it is to create a beautiful nature-inspired Easter tablescape!
I hope you have as much fun decorating your table as I had decorating mine!
Now, let’s take a look at my finished table!
My nature inspired Easter Tablescape
I hope you enjoyed seeing my nature-inspired Easter tablescape and you’ll be able to use some of my tips for your table! If you are following the Spring Easter Tablescape Hop, next on your journey is House of Mar. MaryAnne has an elegant Easter table to share with you. Tell her Donna sent you!
Blessings, Donna and Rich
Spring Easter Tablescape Hop
more about an organized season
If this is your first time visiting our blog, we want you to know how happy we are to have you!
If you love to see seasonal decor, home organization, and DIY projects, we invite you to hang out here for a while and see what we’ve been up to. Below are some other Spring inspired posts you might like!
- Tips for Creating a Simple Easter Tablescape
- Helpful Ideas to Brighten Your Spring Decor
- Beautiful Decoupage Easter Egg DIY
- How to Make Speckled Eggs for Spring Decor
- Learn to Make a Floral Basket Wreath
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I love all of the garden touches you’ve used! What a beautiful table! Love those bunnies and hopping with you!
Thank you so much, Leslie! It’s been fun! Happy Spring, Donna
Oh Donna, where do I begin? I love how you incorporated nature into your table. All of the unexpected elements just draws your eyes in. The grapevine wreathes with the moss on the chargers are lovely. So many wonderful tips and inspirations here. Stunning!
Awww Tammy, thank you so much for your kind words! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Donna
Donna, my favorite part of your table is the muted greens! You’ve added all of the perfect touches. No overkill and just a simple fabulous palette! Lovely!
Thank you, Sue! I appreciate your comment so much! I enjoyed “hopping” with you! Have a great day, Donna
Donna I just love your tablescape! Thoes bunnies are darling! It is so well put together! Your easter eggs look so elegant the whole theme is wonderful! You also have such a beautiful dinning room! It was great hopping with you!
Mary Anne, you are so sweet! Thank you so much for your comment, I really appreciate it! Have a lovely day! Donna
I love your table so much. When you mentioned the chargers I was laughing because that’s my plan over the summer.
I had to laugh about the centerpiece not being to big. My husband always gets te job of picking our centerpiece up and off yhe table before food is placed.
Thanks for hopping
Thanks, Cindy! Blog hops are so fun! I loved being a part of it! Thanks for hosting! Donna
Wow! What an organic tablescape! I love all of the decor items you’ve pulled together! Sometimes a fabulous Easter tablescape doesn’t have to include a pastel color scheme.
Thanks, Annemarie! I enjoy using different colors and changing things up a bit! Have a great day,Donna
oh my goodness! i love this! the rusty springs! I need those!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for hopping with us! Your ideas are marvelous!!!!! Be sure to link this to the Fabulous Friday Link Party tomorrow!
You are so sweet Kimberly! I thought those springs were so fun and amazing too! I appreciate your kind words! Thanks, Donna
Love the way you’re celebrating the season, Donna, and all the extra special vintage touches you’ve added to make this tablescape extra special. All the pops of green are really pretty and your eggs are fabulous too. Everything just looks so warm and inviting! Big hugs, CoCo
After Christmas, Spring is my next favorite season to decorate for! I’ll be sharing my Spring Home Tour soon! Thanks, Donna