Set A Beautiful And Charming Easter Brunch Table

See how you can use everyday decor to recreate this classic look and set a beautiful and charming table for Easter brunch this year.

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Join Us For All of The Best Easter Brunch Ideas

Hello, friends, and happy spring! This month is quickly coming to a close. And if you’re a regular here at MWLS, you know what that means. It’s time for a brand new month of supper club.

The idea for these virtual parties was born during the pandemic as a way to stay connected. Now, over a year later, my friends and I have shared more than a dozen ideas for how to plan and host fun and simple dinner parties. If you’ve missed any of our previous posts, you can check out all of the inspiration here.

Today, we invite you to pull up a chair and join us as we share all of the best ideas to style your table for an Easter brunch. And be sure to check out our full menu, including my recipe for the best no-fail cheesy hash browns. All of the dishes look amazing. This might just be one of my favorite menus yet!

Welcome To Our Guest Host

Once again, we’re thrilled to have a guest host join us. This time, we’re excited to welcome Jennifer from Cottage on Bunker Hill. I met Jennifer at the Haven blogging conference this past summer. Since then, she’s become a great friend. I hope you’ll take some time to visit her blog. I know you’ll adore her humor and charming New England home as much as I do.

For those of you who are joining me from Michele at Vintage Home Designs, thank you for stopping by! How pretty is her farmer’s market-inspired spring table?

To all of my new friends, welcome! I’m Jen. I’m a wife and girl mom who works full-time as an event planner, and part-time as a blogger. You can read more about my family and blogging journey on my about me page. And follow along on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok to see more of my DIY and decorating adventures.

Set A Beautiful And Charming Easter Brunch Table

Earlier this week, I shared a sneak peek of my tablescape during my spring home tour. Today, I’m excited to share all of the details on how to set a beautiful and charming table for your Easter brunch.

A Charming Easter Centerpiece

With each tablescape I create, I like to choose one piece that inspires me. Sometimes it’s a vintage find from a local thrift store. Or a piece of fabric. Often times it’s something I already own.

For my Easter tablescape, it was these faux white hyacinth bulbs. Last year, I created a spring garden tablescape using some real hyacinth that I found at the grocery store. They were gorgeous (and smelled amazing), but the blooms didn’t last long.

Since they are perennials, I intended to plant them outside so I could enjoy their blooms again this spring. Sadly they didn’t fare so well. And so this year I decided that faux was the way to go.

I anchored the bulbs in a piece of floral foam and used a vintage soup tureen as a planter. Then to give the centerpiece a more finished look, I topped it off with some green moss from the craft store.

Underneath the centerpiece, I layered a burlap table runner and an old breadboard. Then, to create balance, I added a few bunnies and some whitewashed clay pots filled with spring greenery.

The bunnies were a find from last year. They were pastel blue and pink when I bought them, so I used a can of white spray paint that I had on hand to give them a fresh look.

So much better!

Styling An Easter Place Setting

For me styling a place setting is all about creating layers that use a mix of colors, patterns, and textures.

At each place setting, I used these woven chargers. Then, for dishware, I used these white dishes. They go with everything and have made several appearances in some of my past tablescapes.

With all of the solid colors, I brought in a pop of pattern with these tan buffalo check napkins.

In keeping with the classic look of the table, I used some old thrifted silverware. I love the pretty beaded detail which mimics the pattern that is on the rim of the plates.

I finished each place setting by adding some vintage-style water goblets. Then I paired the goblets with some shorter glasses that I found hidden in my dining room buffet. I had forgotten all about them, but I think it was meant to be.

The glasses match perfectly, don’t they?

Adding The Finishing Touches

To finish my Easter brunch table, I created these whimsical DIY bunny ear napkins. They’re so easy to make! I was able to fold and tie four in less than 15 minutes.

I used a piece of twine to tie the napkin together and create the ears. Then, I nestled a plastic egg in the center of each napkin. Since the eggs are hollow, I was able to easily “crack” them open and tuck in a bit of moss. It added just the perfect touch of spring color to each place setting.

Some of you might recognize the eggs. They’re the same ones that I used to decorate last year’s Easter table. It was fun to find a new way to use and repurpose some of my old Easter decor.

Set A Beautiful And Charming Easter Brunch Table

As always, thanks so much for stopping by. I hope you enjoyed reading today’s post and feel inspired to set your own beautiful and charming table for Easter brunch.

Many of the items from my tablescape and our dining room are either thrifted or older finds. But if you’d like to recreate the look, I’ve linked what I can below for easy shopping.

More Easter Brunch Inspiration

Next, visit my friend Jennifer at Cottage on Bunker Hill to see how she styled her table for Easter, and be sure to take time to see all of the Easter tablescape ideas linked below.

Xoxo,

Rachel at The Ponds Farmhouse | Stacy at Bricks ‘n Blooms | Michele at Vintage Home Designs

Jen at Midwest Life and Style | Jennifer at Cottage on Bunker Hill | Anne & AnnMarie at Simply2Moms

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