It’s hard to believe that Easter 2025 is just a few days away! If you’re looking for fun and festive ways to set your Easter table for brunch, dinner, the dessert table, or the kids’ table this year, you’re in the right place! I created two gorgeous Easter tablescapes using the same decor—the only difference? A simple tablecloth swap that transforms the entire vibe. One table features lovely soft pastel Easter eggs with a touch of vintage whimsy; while the other feels fresh, modern, and garden-inspired with botanical accents.

From a Brie cheese bunny charcuterie board to a fresh salad, a glazed ham (in a Dutch oven), homemade cupcakes topped with green grass-inspired frosting, and Easter candies (I made easily and effortlessly with a silicone mold!), everything was designed to bring joy to your celebration. Keep reading for styling ideas, entertaining tips, and a shoppable guide to everything I used to bring both tables to life.

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Whimsical Pastel Easter Tablescape

This lovely tablescape features a playful pastel egg print tablecloth that instantly sets a cheerful tone. The soft hues of pink, lavender, and gold and warm “Happy Easter” sentiment (on the Easter eggs) make it feel vintage-inspired with a sweet spring twist.

Table Setting Details:

• Bunny Plates:

I featured adorable Easter bunny (with floral crowns!) dessert plates layered on classic Perlette dinner plates for a charming, collected look. They look amazing paired with my gorgeous pastel tablecloth.

• Gold Bunny Napkin Rings:

Wrapped around crisp white napkins, these gorgeous gold bunny napkin rings add a luxe, festive detail.

• Glassware:

Simple modern square wine glasses kept things elegant and unfussy.

• Florals:

White garden rose, ranunculus, and sweet pea bouquet (from my family’s flower farm) in a small vintage glass vase added a fresh, romantic touch. 

Homemade Easter Food Highlights:

• Brie Cheese Bunny Charcuterie Board:

This was the star of the table! I used two rounds of Brie to shape a bunny body, added “ears” that we cut from a separate round of Brie cheese, and surrounded it with salami roses, cucumbers, crackers, olives, grapes, carrots, and other Easter favorites and placed them on my wooden cheese board.

• Spring Garden Salad:

I topped chopped romaine lettuce with cherry tomatoes, black olives, croutons, and my homemade ranch dressing in a white serving bowl.

• Cupcakes:

Decorated with green piped grass and homemade Easter candies I made using a silicone mold (and pink candy melts). Each topper was unique! There were bunnies, eggs, an Easter basket, and more in shades of bright pink and sweet pastel pink.

• Mini Bundt Cake:

I baked a golden Bundt cake and topped it with homemade chocolate ganache and colorful Easter sprinkles.

• Candy Charcuterie Board:

A wooden bunny tray filled with classic Easter candies, a chocolate bunny, and homemade molded chocolate treats (made using a silicone Easter candy mold and the most delicious milk chocolate melt wafers) made it fun for kids and adults alike.

Botanical Garden Easter Tablescape

This look is proof that a simple change in linens can completely shift the mood. I swapped the pastel tablecloth for a modern tablecloth with a green and white floral bunny design, added a faux grass table runner, and kept all the same food and decor.

Style Elements:

• The gorgeous green floral bunny tablecloth added a botanical garden feel, perfect for an outdoor setting.

• The faux grass table runner added texture and made the Brie bunny board pop even more.

• Rococo-inspired gold bow candlesticks (adorned with white tapered candles) elevated the tablescape and garnered countless compliments.

• All dinnerware, florals, and glassware stayed the same (except for the salad/dessert plates, I used Perlette salad plates from my set), proving that small changes make a big impact.

Shoppable Decor Guide

Here’s everything I used to create both Easter tablescapes! Some items are sold out or have been discontinued, and I featured similar items at great price points:

• Bunny Tablecloth – Pastel Egg Design

• Botanical Bunny Tablecloth – Green & White

• Faux Grass Table Runner

• Perlette Dinner Plates and Salad Plates

• Sweet Easter Bunny Dessert Plates

• Gold Bunny Napkin Rings

• White Cloth Napkins with Fringe (Similar)

• Wine Glasses

• Gold Bow Candlesticks

• White Tapered Candles

• White Scalloped Serving Bowl (Similar)

• Scalloped Cake Stand (Similar)

• Carved Cake Stand (Similar)

• Paddle Charcuterie Board

• Silicone Easter Candy Mold

• Chocolate Candy Melts

• Pink Candy Melts

• Easter Sprinkles

• Bunny-Shaped Wooden Candy Tray (Similar)

• White Dutch Oven

• Herringbone Glasses (Similar)  

• Gold Faux Bamboo Flatware

• Outdoor Dining Table (Similar) 

• Pottery Barn All-Weather Wicker Outdoor Dining Chairs

Easter Tablescape FAQ

What are easy ways to decorate an Easter table?

Swap out your tablecloth for every day for a beautiful Easter tablecloth or spring-inspired tablecloth that will pair well with Easter decor. Layer coordinating plates, add seasonal florals, and include themed foods like bunny-shaped cheeses or cupcakes topped with Easter candies in addition to main courses and side dishes. 

What is the easiest way to change the look of an Easter tablescape?

One of the simplest ways to transform your Easter tablescape is by changing the tablecloth or table runner. In this post, I used the same dishes, napkins, napkin rings, food, and decor but swapped the tablecloth (and added a table runner) to create two completely different styles—one pastel and whimsical, the other garden-inspired and fresh.

How can I make an Easter charcuterie board more festive?

To make your Easter charcuterie board stand out, create a bunny out of three rounds of brie cheese! Surround it with colorful fruits, crackers, meats, and veggies. Add spring touches like mini carrots, pastel candies, or floral-shaped cheeses for extra charm. Another great idea that will wow your guests is sliced orange bell peppers (shaped like carrots) stuffed with cream cheese or my favorite – Boursin! 

What are some budget-friendly ways to decorate an Easter table?

Reusing your favorite tableware and simply changing the linens or florals can give your table a brand-new look. DIY touches like homemade chocolate candies, cupcakes with Easter toppers, or even a bunny-themed salad add a personal (and affordable) touch.

Discover even more gorgeous Easter tablescapes and entertaining essentials in entertaining expert, Candie Anderson’s Entertaining Section: https://candieanderson.com/entertaining