Cheerful Floral Arrangement
Brighten up your brunch with a floral arrangement that celebrates the sunny days of the season. Create this stunning centerpiece by arranging cheerful flowers in a faux basket comprised of a glass vase lined with asparagus and topped with a rustic willow handle.
Easter Egg Tree
A whimsical egg tree is a project that the whole family can make together. Colorful yarn and pom pom adornments dress up rustic twigs and elevate plastic Easter eggs to create a centerpiece that’s worthy of a spot on your brunch table.
Treat-Filled Crepe Carrots
Colorful crepe carrots not only add decorative appeal, but they also hide sweet treats for kids to unravel on Easter. (Seriously–children will flip out over these!) To create these jumbo carrots, all you need are crepe party streamers and a handful of goodies.
Chalkboard Easter Egg Place Cards
Wow your guests with on-trend and easy-to-make chalkboard Easter egg place cards. Simply paint wooden eggs in pastel shades of chalkboard paint to create place cards that double as party favors.
Wheatgrass Centerpiece
Bring the bounty of spring to the table with a centerpiece that showcases the natural beauty of wheatgrass. We think that this creation would definitely get two “thumps” up from the Easter Bunny.
Nest Napkin Rings
Use the elements of the season to add some extra charm to your table. Make festive nest napkin rings using grapevine crafting nests, grapevine rings, floral wire and small decorative eggs.
Easter Candy Terrariums
There are many reasons why we love Easter, but let’s be honest–what we really look forward to is eating candy. Lots and lots of candy. So why not showcase your favorite sweets by filling glass jars with pretty pastel candies and chocolate bunnies. Let’s see how long they’ll last on the table!
Monogram and Silhouette Eggs
Upgrade your egg decorating with monograms and silhouettes. With a little creativity and vinyl stencils, you can transform plain white eggs into extraordinary Easter decor. Place these in a bowl or arrange artfully across your table.
Decoupage Eggs
When you want to decorate eggs but aren’t a fan of those messy dyes, decoupage is for you. Customize your designs with lovely images and embellishments that will add an air of sophistication to your celebration.
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