Spring Easter Table Decor & Settings on a Budget
Do you have a big Easter holiday dinner planned? Are you hosting family or friends this spring? Maybe you just want a beautiful table to look at and enjoy in your space. Here’s how I put together a quick and easy tablescape with settings to show you how to create a beautiful table if you’re short on time and budget.
Here’s how the dining room looks ready for 6!
I’m not big into themes so in lieu of bunnies and other springtime decor items I went with a couple of bunches of rose lilies from Trader Joes. They add a lovely spring feel and only cost $18. When paired with a thrifted vase I’ve got a lovely pink and blue moment.
A sweet little spring colored crochet piece adds a lovely texture to the table.
The pink and blue carries over to the glassware and lovely china set I also thrifted. All the beautiful spring colors are in the pattern with the gold rim. The brass candlesticks and gold flatware add a nice warmth and elegance.
The clear scalloped base plate acts as a floral touch while the lone pink plate layered into the patterned plates adds a nice touch of extra color.
A couple of extra rose lilies sit in shallow blue dishes to further the centerpiece outward without taking up too much table space.
The centerpiece also consists of a pair of glass grapes for color and pink S&P shakers. The name of the game is budget, fast and easy. I put this entire table together in about 20 minutes.
You can definitely put together a beautiful table if you’re tight on time and budget.
My foolproof formula to create a quick and easy tablescape looks like this. Use cohesive colors, a variety of textures and always flowers or greenery. If you want a little extra moment candles are a super easy way to elevate the table.
Dinner ready!
I think often times we overthink things like setting a lovely table with all kinds of bits and bobs when really its all about creating an atmosphere.
Sometimes simpler is better.
What do you think? Do you have any additional tips on setting a beautiful table? I always love to hear from you so hit me up in the comments!
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