Three Easter table styling ideas

Take a look at three different ideas for your Easter table styling this year.

Easter and Christmas are two of my favourite times of the year. They are the days when our family, and all the uncles, aunties, cousins, and baby cousins get together, relax and enjoy great food.

Often this involves Easter at my uncle’s ‘bush block’, complete with a walk to the top of the Mount, an Easter egg hunt, and a BBQ – so Aussie!

I spent my childhood in England, so our Easters were much cooler in temperate, but often spent in a similar fashion: a walk and lunch with family and friends followed by an Easter egg hunt.

But aside from the company and the food, I bet you’re a fan of one other aspect of Easter… the styling, right?!

So I’m sharing three of my favourite Easter table styling looks to give you ideas for your own Easter feast! Take a read then let me know which your favourite look is in a comment below!

Easter Table Styling Look One: Magical Boho

I love the whimsical feeling in this look, created through the gold serving wear, the jars filled with little plants and quirky finds, and the intricate hanging mirrors. Add pastel-tinted glassware, fun patterned straws and miniature animal props to complete this look.

Images above from Le Magnifique Blog

Easter Table Styling Look Two: Rustic Outdoors

I had to include this look because it is the most similar (although rather more glam!) set up to our typical Easter lunch, spent in the Australian bush. All you need to recreate this arrangement is a table runner, some fruit to use as styling (which can then be served as dessert!), classic camping mugs, and a few jars of posies (why not gather some foliage from the surrounds?). Easy!

Images above from Sugar & Charm.

Easter Table Styling Look Three: Floral Fancy

Look Three reminds me most of my childhood Easters, particularly the Spring floral arrangements of daffodils, tulips and snowdrops. I LOVE that bunny cake – how clever are the wire ears – and the amazing wreath that serves as the backdrop to the table! And how cute are those bunny macaroons?! I found a recipe for them here! The macrame hanger also adds a lovely texture to the scene. All in all – very cute!

Images above from 100 Layer Cake. Photography: Alison Bernier. Styling & Florals: MV Florals 

I would love to hear which of the three looks is your favourite? Tell me in a comment below!

Get the look!