Adding the Final Touches For Easter

Hello, friends!  Thank you for stopping by to say hello for a few minutes today.  I am so glad the kiddos are beginning Spring Break, so we can spend some much-needed time together!  Earlier today, I spent a bit of time putting together the finishing touches for our Easter Sunday celebration.  Just a bit of tweaking here and there...nothing too complicated, will make for a sweet time that is enjoyable and relaxing.  I hope you enjoy the post!

More Flowers For the Entry 

 

I recently shared the tutorial for very simple baskets which I have hung on my front doors.

To make the entry even more welcoming, I added another arrangement indicative of the Spring season.    I began on my little garden pillar.   I added a large urn.  On the urn, I set a large rustic basket.

 I made sure to use a basket with almost the same diameter bottom as the mouth of the urn.

 

 

I have filled the basket with colorful blooms such as lilacs, lilies, daffodils, delphinium, grasses, et cetera...

 

and a sweet little bunny.

 

 

Isn't he cute?

 

To anchor him, I simply used a bamboo skewer.  I pushed the skewer into a tiny hole in the bottom of Mr. Cottontail

 

and placed it into the basket.

 

 

There's nothing like flowers for Easter!!

 

 

Setting The Table With Flair

 

For this year's Easter Tablescape, I am keeping things simple with a beautiful palette of fresh spring color.

 

Fresh white linen, crisp blue,

and soft, springy yellow,

 

makes for an elegant yet low-key setting.

A simple centerpiece of ample flowers in antique English Crockery,

sweet dessert forks,

and silver flatware

completes and compliments the setting.

I hope you are enjoying the beautiful weather and bounty of Spring!

From my collection:

Arrangement 

Urn, TaiPan Trading

Flowers, The Dollar Tree

Concrete bunny, Target

Rustic basket, thrifted 

Tablescape 

Transferware plates, Spode's The Blue Room Collection 

White saucers, Ralph Lauren Whipstitch Collection, Horchow/Neiman Marcus 

Daffodil bowls, exclusive Horchow/Neiman Marcus 

Silver flatware, Wallace Silversmiths Antique Baroque Collection, Horchow/Neiman Marcus 

Crystal goblets, Godinger Dublin Collection, Horchow/Neiman Marcus 

Dessert forks, Spode Italian, HomeGoods 

Large pitcher and basin, Chatham England, local antique 

Blue flutes, generic

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