Classic Easter Tablescape featuring Soft Pastels & Pottery Barn Plates

Though I loved my neutral Easter table I played around with last week, I knew I would probably want to do something a little more traditional for the actual holiday. So today I’m sharing my classic Easter tablescape! I’ve also got lots of spring and Easter tablescapes in my new free e-book! In fact, it includes twelve of my favorites!

We are hosting Easter brunch this year, and because there will be kids, grandparents, and the like here, the more typical pastels are playing a part. Of course, I did put my own spin on it! I love the “earthier” pastels and that’s what I played off of. I used some of the items from the table from last week, but then I let my bunny salad plates set the tone, and I went from there.

 Aren’t these Pottery Barn bunny plates just the cutest?! I love that they are pastels, but not too sweet. The colors are just slightly earthier than your typical pastels and with the added browns, I think it makes them just a little more sophisticated.

My centerpiece is a mix of blue hydrangeas and green flowers in an antique ironstone pitcher. I’m sure you’ve noticed that I hardly ever use vases! White pitchers, either vintage or reproduction, are my go-to flower vessel. Ironstone can be expensive, but I’ve had really good luck on Etsy, and though some go for hundreds of dollars, most of mine have been under a hundred. I’m also not against buying repro! If I find a pitcher I like at Pottery Barn or Home Goods, as long as it’s white, I get it.

Underneath the Pottery Barn plates I have our white dinner plate and a larger white charger. The napkins are a pastel print from Pottery Barn, slightly different than the plate but they work well (similar here and here). The napkin ring was from Sur la Table, but I found an almost identical one (even cuter!) from Pottery Barn!

These bunny cupcake holders are just too cute! They were also Pottery Barn last year and are discontinued, but I think everyone in town has knocked them off since then. I found one very similar at Walmart.

I scattered some pastel eggs and nests around the table for some interest and texture.

 The runner is a soft sage green with bunnies in a tone on tone pattern. I found a very similar one at Williams Sonoma that I think I might order – it’s actually much cuter!

Hopefully you’ve been inspired to create a classic Easter tablescape of your own! I’ve linked all my sources below, and when not available, I’ve tried my best to find very similar items.

You can also get lots more table setting inspiration (as well as tips and tricks!) by signing up for my emails and downloading my free e-book, A Calendar of Tablescapes!

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I love Eastertime and the whole season of spring; everything just feels more cheerful! Flowers blooming, new buds on the trees, and eggs hatching, all make the world feel renewed.  Wishing you all a wonderful holiday and/or spring break!

Happy Easter!

Sheila
xo