My cute mom and daughter all pitched in on creating this Easter table decor in pink and yellow with DIY paper flowers and I love love love it! I am excited to share how we put this together quickly and easily.
Easter Centerpiece in pink and yellow
Don’t you just love the colors of spring!! Pinks, yellows, greens!
For our centerpiece we created it using a white footed bowl filled with multi-colored shredded paper grasses. Then we layered it with some cute Easter egg boxes that can be filled with many chocolates and candies.
Yellow and green faux eggs, a pink and white polka dot box filled with pastel colored almond dragee’s complete the centerpiece for my Easter table decor.
Easter egg boxes
Here are those darling Easter boxes!
We filled them with chocolate turtles milk, semi-sweet or white.
I think these darling Easter boxes just add to my pink and yellow Easter table decor,
Glassware
In mini Martini glasses we used shredded white paper layered with some pastel almond dragee’s…ooh I love those little nuggets!
Underneath the white footed bowl you will see the gorgeous tissue paper flowers that we made and the tutorial is here.
Create them in all different sizes for visual impact. We also used paper flowers in the Pink Princess Party for my granddaughter…you can see that tablescape HERE.
Vintage tablecloth and accessories
Another fun thing we used is an old vintage tablecloth my mom bought at a yard sale years ago.
We included the rooster in this tablescape and made him stand a little taller by placing him on clear cake plate that has some moss on it.
In this glass apothecary jar we placed some mini Easter boxes that are filled with pastel colored almond dragee’s.
I love this little french egg holder! I can’t wait to dye some eggs with my grandkids and put them in here.
Little crown votive candle holders are also filled with pastel dragee’s.
Pink paper flowers
I can’t get enough of the tissue paper flowers that we made!
The tutorial is for large flowers but just cut down the size at the beginning. Here is the tutorial
Chocolates on the pink and yellow Easter table
My mom supplied the amazing chocolates and candies. The dragee’s are so good not hard as rocks like most.
Those BUNNY EARS are seriously the cutest thing ever!!
My mom created these yummy little Easter treats the kids are going to LOVE them!
Madeline had made some brownie cups and we plopped in some yummy dragee’s to make it look like a mini Easter basket!
No no little birdies ….these chocolates are for my guests ha ha
Here are mom’s turtles!! Did I ever tell you my mom used to supply chocolates to many of the Marriott hotels in Southern California!
As well as Nordstrom’s and many specialty grocery stores in Los Angeles, San Diego and Newport Beach.
Chocolate is her thing!!
Easter Bunny dishes
Are you dying over the little bunny dishes!!
Filled with Pastel almond dragee’s or Chocolate Toffee almonds or Dark Chocolate truffle almonds!!
Here is our Easter table in it’s splendor!
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I am all about pink and yellow this Spring! You have so many adorable Easter things, and my oh my, your mom’s turtles look amazing! How incredible she made them for Marriot hotels!
Thank You Jenna! My moms turtles are seriously amazing! If you are interested in ordering any let me know 🙂
Karin
Hello Karin, your Easter tablescape is adorable and yes, those bunny candy dishes are too cute!!! 🙂 Thanks for linking up this past week at Share Your Style; I am happy to feature your post this week at SYS #252. Thank you for lots of fun ideas! I love the egg holder…
Hugs and blessings,
Barb 🙂
Thank you Barbara 🙂 great party!
Karin
FANTASTIC color combo!! LOVE your tablescape! So bright, fun and festive for Easter! Thanks for stopping by my blog, leaving a comment (yay!) and inviting me to your centerpiece party… Checking out both last week and this weeks entries… xo
Hoppy Spring!
Lynda
Thanks for hosting!! Your tablescape is just divine!! I love everything….
Have a fabulous week!
Aledia
Very pretty…I love the tissue paper flowers!
Thanks for hosting this great party and inviting me.
Your tablescape is gorgeous..I love everything.
Happy weekend to you.
Shel
Very cute table! All the treats look way too good!
Love the little bunny dishes!
Colorful, fun and so very festive! I love the attention to detail that makes your centerpiece full of Easter cheer… and chocolate!
Thanks for hosting… now off to see the other entries!
Yvonne
Lovely ideas…
Beautiful tablescape…
Happy TS,
/CC from Stockholm,
I love your pink & green with the black accents! The tissue flowers are so festive! Thanks for having me this week 🙂
Hi lovely ladies.
Im back your Easter Tablescape is so Beautiful. You did a lovely job putting this Colourful table together sweet.
XXOO Diane
Hi lovely lady.
I love coming over to see your new linky party. Thanks so much for hosting your party. Hope you have a wonderful weekend.
XXOO Diane
WOW! Your t'scape is so colourful and fun, not to mention, YUMMY-looking! It would be a pleasure to be able to sit there and take it all in! Thanks for hosting Centerpiece Wed!
DD
Love the mini martini glasses and their filling!
– The Tablescaper
Love the lidded glass with the boxes, so cute. The candy looks wonderful! As for paper glowers in college we made thousands of them for the Homecoming float! I could do them in my sleep!
Pretty table.! Come link this up at Let's Dish! OOpsm, only if you can remove the word ID thing, it is so hard to read!
What a incredibly cute idea with the little brownie cups!!! LOTS of cute ideas, especially the chocolate-covered pretzel stick bunny ears!(I give bunny ears to people all the time in pictures!) The tissue paper flowers are really cute, too! Right ON!!!!!!
I think I want some chocolate! Thanks for hosting!
Very chocolatey! Yum!
Thanks for hosting!
Lorraine
Thanks for hosting this fun party! I don't know of another one like it and I look forward to it each week.