Easter Round Up
I LOVE Easter decor! Maybe it’s the pretty pastel colors or the cute little bunnies, but after a dark and dreary winter, Easter feels like such a fresh start and a little welcome from the world as she wakes back up! Last year was my first Easter in Nashville and it was so fun to get friends together and have them over for an Easter dinner. It was such a lovely day sitting outside on the patio. I’m excited to get together again this year! I’ve started planning the menu and will post that soon.
For now, I rounded up all the things we need for our Easter decor! There are so many cute things and lots of them can carry you through all of spring and some even into summer! I just placed an order at Anthro for the mugs (all six of them!) and am so tempted to get the green bunny juice glass! It’s such a cutie. I’ve linked all the things I’ve found around the web for Easter and shared them below!
As I’ve been building up my hosting decor and tableware, I’ve found that a couple seasonal items can really take you through so many different holidays and seasons. Find the basics, have a couple items you can mix & match throughout the year, and then add a couple little things for each holiday and you’ve got it down! For instance, the yellow striped tablecloth is such a versatile piece that can really take you through most of the year! You can mix it with stuff through all the holidays from spring to fall depending on what you pair it with!
I’m all for classic, timeless pieces but I also think a cheap $20 tablecloth is such a quick and easy way to mix up your tablescape without breaking the bank! Go classic with your dishware, get some cheap linens for each holiday, and then you can work on the holiday dishes after that!
A fun and cheap way I’ve found to decorate the table for each season is just changing the color of your candle tapers! Nowadays, these come in any and every color. Pick some pink candles for Valentine’s Day, red for Christmas, or black for Halloween and just like that, your table is on brand!
Whether you change out your seasonal decor or go over the top with tablescapes like me, I hope you’ll find yourself with a nice meal surrounded by loved ones this Easter to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. It’s a beautiful holiday to celebrate Him as well as the Spring season that is in bloom and signifies new beginnings and fresh starts.
