Showing posts with label Easter Table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Table. Show all posts

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Happy Easter 2016



We have so much to be thankful for.  I hope all had a blessed Easter Sunday!  

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Saturday, March 26, 2016

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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Sunday, August 11, 2013

Set Your Table with Flair--Elegant Easter Setting

Easter is a beautiful holiday. Other than Christmas and Thanksgiving, it is the consummate holiday opportunity to celebrate with family and friends. I also love its season; the beauty of spring.  Ahhh, Tempus Vernum!  This is my interpretation for an elegant Easter table setting.  The first setting is a more classic setting; the second, although elegant, is a little more fun and kitschy. 


First Setting

For this theme, I chose to leave the table barren of linen.  I set the plates and saucers, glasses and coffee cups, place settings and serveware first.  



Next, I added the napkins and floral napkin rings. I wanted the color theme to be indicative of Spring, and I love to set an eclectic arrangement, so I used both green and cream napkins.  



You may also opt to set your table with bowls.  Shown here. 



Here is a close up of each setting. 

Without the Bowl

With Bowl. 


From my collection:

Plates, saucers, small bowls, large serving bowls, and coffee cups; Ralph Lauren Whipstitch Cream Collection
Glassware, Ralph Lauren Glen Plaid Collection
Menu placard and place settings (shown in first photo) PrincessHouse Pavilion Collection
Ralph Lauren Pavilion cake plate (first photo)
Silk shaunting napkins, generic
Peony napkin rings, Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Floral arrangement, by yours truly using glass vase and faux snapdragons from Tai Pan Trading and faux peonies from Wal-mart.




Second Setting

I began by using the large plate as a charger.  On top of that, I placed these petal saucers. 



Next, I placed these flower-shaped bowls. 


Here is a close up.  For the more whimsical setting, I used these fruit and berries napkin rings. 

From my collection:

Plates, large serving bowls, and coffee cups; Ralph Lauren Whipstitch Cream Collection
Floral saucers and bowls, Horchow
Glassware, Ralph Lauren Glen Plaid Collection
Menu placard and place settings (shown in first photo) PrincessHouse Pavilion Collection
Ralph Lauren Pavilion cake plate (first photo)
Silk shaunting napkins, generic
Fruit and berries napkin rings, Bed, Bath, and Beyond
Floral arrangement, by yours truly using glass vase and faux snapdragons from Tai Pan Trading and faux hydrangeas from Wal-mart.

I also love to set the table with traditional seasonal Easter Lilies.  For a lovely home fragrance, may I recommend Ralph Lauren Seaside. It is a very fresh, clean scent.  The description on the box reads, "A blend of leafy green, juicy white peach, and lemongrass."

A peek at the Easter Collection for Ralph Lauren Easter 2013.   So gorgeous, isn't it!?  Aaaah, a girl can dream.


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