Easter Table Ideas

Easter Table Ideas: bunny plates and chairs made from dollar store bunny ears and tails add some whimsy to this pastel & iridescent table.

I had so much fun putting together this pastel Easter table full of fun Easter table ideas. It’s really easy to create, and so pretty. It defiantly feels like spring with our bunny plates, and chairs. The pops of iridescence and mirrored disco balls make it feel fun and modern too.

Easter Bunny Ears and Tails

For this table, I started out with these fun Easter bunny ears and tails from the dollar store. They are the kind you buy for children, and really inexpensive. To create my tablescape, I added the ears to some white dinner plates, to turn each one into little bunny plates.

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The ears also come with little bunny tails, and I added them to the chairs.

This was so easy to do and couldn’t be cuter. These are sure to elicit smiles from kids and adults alike and perfect for any Easter or spring celebration, or family dinner.

Place Settings

Since I was using plain white plates to create our bunnies, I want to add little more colour with the other pieces of the place settings.

The iridescent accents for the whole table were inspired by the iridescent champagne flutes. Not just for champagne, they’d be great for sparkling water, or fizzy lemonade too. I also added some pretty purple wine glasses, because the purple worked so well for our pastel table.

I used some simple pink napkins and added all the cutlery to one side, on the napkin for a casual feel.

Easter Table Decor Ideas

I decided not to use any table cloth or runner on this table because I liked the contrast of the white plates and bunny ears against the dark wood. I did create something like a runner out of some beautiful decor pieces.

The colour scheme for the table was pastels and iridescent pieces. I added a vase of fresh tulips, which always feel like spring.

There are also several iridescent pieces, including some glass Easter eggs, and several candle holders.

I also included a large mirrored ball for a little sparkle. The mirrored balls inspired the mirrored ball Easter eggs that I found at the dollar store.

They’re so pretty in their pastel colours. I used some like pink bowls to hold them, and added a few to the table.

Easter Treats

Easter Eggs In Vintage Teacups

It’s always fun to include some treats on a table. I found a few vintage teacups in pastel colours at the thrift store. I added some mini eggs, which add some pretty pastel to the table as well.

Bunny Cupcakes

I also made some adorable and easy bunny cupcakes. I made simple vanilla cupcakes from a mix and iced them with some vanilla icing.

To turn the cupcake into bunnies, I made some ears from iridescent card stock. These were really simple to make with some scissors. I just eyeballed them. Be sure to make them a little longer than you want them to be, with a slightly pointed end on them, which makes it really easy to add them to the cupcakes.

Bunny Sugar Cookies

I made my favourite sugar cookies -using my Grandma’s recipe here. To ice them I used a marble icing technique.

It’s really simple to do, and quite quick too. To make them, create a really runny icing with icing sugar, milk, and vanilla. Remove a small amount from he icing and dye it pink. Place the white icing in a shallow bowl, and add dollops of pink. Use a knife to marble it together. Then dip the bunny cookie into the icing, and let the excess icing drip off. Rest the iced cookies on some parchment paper, and after they set a few minutes, run a knife around the outside to remove and dripping icing. Let them set completely before serving.