2026 BLUE AND WHITE, BUNNIES, AND BOWS EASTER TABLE

Hello friends, Happy Holy Week! We are hosting our family for Easter lunch this year and I'm looking forward to having a house full! I'm trying to do what prep work I can ahead of time, so having one of the tables already set helps free up more time this weekend.  This year I started with a blue and white tablecloth and loaded the table with bunnies, bows, and all of the Spring-y things for our Easter Table. 

I had an idea of the pieces I wanted to gather for the centerpiece and also added in several vintage and special family pieces to use at the place settings. 

I wanted to use my new faux grass bunnies as part of the centerpiece and collected a variety of Easter-y things to mix in with them.  

Faux Grass Bunnies || Pink Gingham Ribbon- John Mark's in Memphis but Similar Here

I've had this pewter tiered stand for over 20 years, I left off the bottom layer because it was too big and  loaded it up with colorful eggs.  

I wanted a pot or two of real tulips for the table, but it's been so warm so early here that everything I saw at the store either looked terrible or was the wrong color.  So, I grabbed my trusty faux tulips and stuck them in a pot of dirt!  

Pastel Eggs || Pink Tulips

For each place setting I started with these round rattan placemats that I'm finding myself drawn to use almost every time I set a table now.  Then, I used the cabbage plates that I shared with you recently, a salad plate from my wedding china, and the rose bread and butter plate is from a set that was gifted to Ray's grandparents by their children on their 50th wedding anniversary.

Green Gingham Napkins || Rattan Placemat || Cabbage Dinner Plate or Similar Here || White with Gold Rim China || Royal Rose China

I tied my napkins in bows on last year's Easter table too, but they're just so cute I had to do it again! (I demonstrate how I tied them here.)

These mini moss bunnies that I bought this year are just so darling! I scattered them around the table, they tie in perfectly with the faux grass bunnies.  I propped a few up on mercury glass votive candle holders (egg cups?). I also always love using these lamb silver salt cellars on my Easter table even if just for decoration! I bought mine at an estate sale but found some here to share. 

Last Fall when we were vacationing I popped into a Williams Sonoma outlet and bought this block print tablecloth. This one is very similar and on sale in a variety of sizes.  Love it so much mixed with green! 

My mother-in-law has a set of this Eternally Yours silverplate flatware that I've always admired.  Years ago I saw a set pop up on FBMP for a steal so I grabbed it.  I haven't used it in a while and it was very tarnished, I cleaned it up with a soft cloth in under 15 minutes with this magical cream. I also reminded myself to use it more often in the future! 

Lastly, I pulled out some milk glass tumblers and smaller stem glasses collected and thrifted over the years for our drinks.  

Butterfly/Moth Artwork

I'm happy with how my table came together this year and looking forward to each seat being filled for lunch on Sunday as we celebrate the Resurrection! 

Blessings to you and your families this week. May you know the love, peace, comfort, and security in your heart that only a personal relationship with our risen Savior brings! 💚

A few last things to note...

Today is the last day of Amazon's Big Spring Sale, see my sale favorites that I own and love here!  

Need more Easter Table inspiration? See more of my tables here! 

Looking for something new to add to your menu?  Some of our family's Easter favorites are here! 

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