Hop Into Easter with a(nother) Pastel-Perfect Tablescape!

Easter is one of my favorite times to go all out with my table decor, and this year tablescape #3 by far has the most bunny magic! This table is fun and fresh, but still traditional and really embraces all of the true colors of the Easter season.

Table Runner (similar) // Placemats // Plates (similar) // Salad Plates (similar) // Napkins // Flatware // Goblets // Wine Glasses // Green Bunnies // Eggs // Carrots //Ceramic Bunny (similar here & here) // Bud Vases

Let’s start with the foundation—a pastel plaid table runner that adds the perfect pop of spring color while letting my dark wood table peek through for some contrastOn top, I layered my favorite wicker placemats (seriously, I use these all the time), and set each place with lettuce salad plates that add such a fun garden-fresh feel. You'll notice these salad plates are much lighter than the Bordallo Pinheiro plates and add a little more fun to the color scheme and just really brighten up the table. Not too mention, they are significantly less expensive

I kept the color palette soft with the cutest napkins with pink scalloped embroidered edges and matching pink wine glasses and water goblets that bring a subtle, romantic touch. To balance the sweetness, I added gold and white flatware for a bit of modern flair.

Of course, no Easter table is complete without bunnies, and I went all in! From adorable bunny figurines to scattered Easter eggs and carrot decorations, every little detail ties into the theme. But the star of the table? A large white ceramic bunny holding a bouquet of soft pastel blooms. Surrounding it, bud vases filled with chamomile flowers add just the right touch of delicate springtime charm.

I love how this tablescape blends traditional Easter elements with a fresh, modern feel. It’s fun, elegant, and totally inviting—perfect for gathering with loved ones to celebrate the season!

What do you think? Are you going all out with your Easter table this year, or keeping things simple? Let me know in the comments—I’d love to hear!