Springtime is in full swing, and what better way to celebrate the season than with a delightful Easter bunny table setting! I recently put together a whimsical tablecape that brings the joys of Easter right to your dining room. Let me walk you through the details of this cheerful setup.
I am also part of a fun spring tablescape with 19 other bloggers so make sure you go to the bottom of my post to see all the links.
Starting with my trusty white round table, I laid down a green moss table runner down the middle. This runner instantly brought a fresh, outdoor feel to the table, setting the stage for the Easter magic to unfold.
Initially, I placed a straw bunny as the centerpiece, but then decided to switch things up.
Opting for a vase of fresh flowers instead, the table instantly came to life with vibrant colors. To add a playful touch, I scattered a few cut flowers directly onto the runner, creating a lovely, natural look.
Completing the centerpiece were faux potted lavender plants and a sprinkle of charming candles for that warm, inviting glow.
For each place setting, I utilized these egg-shaped floral paper napkins as unique placemats.
Unfolding these napkins completely revealed the perfect base for this Easter Bunny table setting. Ignore the red scribble on the table. My granddaughter was having an artistic moment. haha
The star of the show?
Adorable Easter bunny paper plates in delightful shades of blue and pink. These plates not only added a pop of color but also a touch of whimsy to the table.
You can grab these cute finds here.
I chose the blue plates as the main dinner plate, while the pink ones took their place for salads or desserts. The combination was absolutely charming!
To further enhance the Easter spirit, I placed pink, yellow, and green porcelain bunny dishes at each setting. These dainty dishes are perfect for holding sweet treats like chocolates or jelly beans, adding a delightful surprise for each guest.
For our glasses, my daughter Madeline stumbled upon these charming chubby pink and clear glasses with delicate gold rims at a yard sale—talk about a treasure find! They added just the right amount of elegance to the table.
You may remember when i used them on this outdoor tablescape here.
And let’s not forget the darling nest napkin rings! I crafted these myself, and they turned out simply adorable. If you’d like to make your own, check out the easy tutorial here. The velvet ribbon strings draped elegantly on each plate, adding that final touch of Easter charm.
In the end, this Easter bunny table decor came together beautifully, creating a setting that’s perfect for a festive gathering with family and friends.
Whether you’re hosting a brunch, lunch, or dinner, this table will surely spark joy and add a touch of whimsy to your celebration.
So, hop along to this spring tablescape blog hop and let the festivities begin! Rita oer at Panopoly is hosting a fantastic spring blog hop. 19 bloggers are participating!
Panoply – Spring / Easter Tablescape with Classic Blue & White
Hyacinths for the Soul – March into Spring
Home is Where the Boat Is – Easter Bunnies, Chicks, and Blooms
Pandora’s Box – Easter Breakfast Table for 2
Life and Linda – Hippity Hoppity Tablescape
Everyday Living – Celebrating Spring’s Arrival and Easter’s Blessings
My Thrift Store Addiction – Birds and Blooms Spring Tea Party
The Cat’s Whiskerz – Hello Spring
Belle Bleu Interiors – Bunnies and Blooms
Mantel and Table – Spring Garden Tablescape with a Beautiful Basket of Tulips
Thrifting Wonderland – Simple Bunny Table Setting
The Painted Apron – Bunnies in Bloom!
Dinner at Eight – Celebrate Spring’s Arrival with a Pastel Tablescape
Corner of Plaid and Paisley – Spring Sprouts New Life
Karin’s Kottage – Charming Easter bunny table setting
Red Cottage Chronicles – Spring Fling Tablescape
The Bookish Dilettante – Spring Tablescape: Bookish Bunnies
Me and My Captain – Keepers of the Traveling Shamrock TableCloth
Easy Pink & Gold Sunset Tablescape Inspiration from the Heart
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Really adorable Karin! Those plates are charming and the napkin placemats are inspired! You're so creative to use things in different ways. Love the tipped-over pot of flowers too - the whole table is perfect, right down to the artistic moment! 😊 Thanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas, and hope you're having a lovely spring so far!
Whimsically charming! Bunnies playing in a garden is quintessentially spring. I'm especially smitten by the adorable porcelain bunnies carrying baskets. Happy Spring!
Karin, your table is so adorable! The moss runner is so pretty and adds such wonderful texture and make the flowers pop. Using the egg napkin as a placemat was so creative. The bunny plates are so cute and their pretty pastel colors are perfect for spring and Easter. I love the sweet nest napkin rings and the bunnies with baskets. The gold-rimmed pink glasses are just lovely and what a fabulous find. Your grands are going to love your table and anyone would be delighted to have a seat at your table. It was fun hopping with you and I wish you a wonderful spring and a happy Easter!
What an adorably presented Easter table, perfect for little (and grownups who want to simplify cleaning up so we can get to the Easter egg hunt!) That moss runner is so cute with its texture, and the candy compotes at each place setting really cute. I love how you crafted the napkin rings, Karin. And keepin' it real with the red marker on table - love it.
Happy spring and Easter. Thanks for being a part of the blog hop. It's so fun seeing all the different tables.
Adorable paper bunny plates Karin! I love the mossy runner and sprinkling of flowers too. The bird nest napkin rings are perfectly charming. As always, it’s a treat to join you at the table and hop with you. Happy Spring! 🐰 🐇🐣🐥🌷💐
That table is lovely! We'll be using some Easter themed paper plates for our Easter table as well. :)
Karin, your spring table is so fun. The moss runner looks fabulous sprinkled with flowers. 🌸 spring is all about blooms. Love the pretty paper plates. They make so many cute designs now. Love the little nest napkin rings, a very sweet addition. Happy spring to you.
Thank you Linda! I loved making the napkin rings and using the fun paper plates. So fun to hop with you!
So pretty and fun Karin! I can't believe the plates are paper, they sure don't look it, and they are adorable!!! I love the moss runner and the way you styled it with blooms, lavender and candles. Unfolding the napkins and using them as placemats is genius. The bunnies with their egg baskets are so sweet and I love the pretty pastel color scheme of your table. The nest napkin rings are so cute, thank you for the tutorial! I know your grands will love eating here, the whole table just makes me smile!
Thank you Jenna! I agree the paper plates are so fun and looks amazing! Thank you for your kinds words about my tablescape.
Karin, your spring table is adorable! The runner of moss with floral touches is beautiful, and I agree the bunny plates steal the show. I love the fabric on the seats of your dining chairs. It is pretty! The nest napkin rings are such a sweet touch. I hope that you have a happy and blessed spring!
Thank you Shannon! I too love the moss runner...so unique and fun.
Karin this table is charming with all the cute bunny plates and egg placemats. The moss table runner is perfect for your display of flowers and lavender. I like that your grand daughter was "helping" with her red touches. I appreciate your tutorial of the nest napkin rings. It is always a pleasure to blog hop with you. Happy Easter and Spring.💜🌸🐣
Thank you so much Kari! It was really fun to put together. I love how the napkin tuned placemats worked out for me.