Garden Themed Table Design For Easter

I think that Easter has to be one of my favorite holidays. It has always been a laid-back afternoon celebration where we invited a few family or friends for a small intimate brunch. We set up a pretty table on our patio and enjoyed the weather if the weather was warm enough. It is a nice way to welcome Spring.

On this day, I decided to create this outdoor garden themed table design for Easter using ideas from my trellis, garden roses, and other things I find in my yard. I like to start my designs using a theme since it helps me with the initial direction of my table.

This collection of spring flowers just is so sweet with the calla lilies, tulips, and roses.

““don’t Wait For Someone To Bring You Flowers. Plant Your Own Garden And Decorate Your Own Soul.” ”

— Luther Burbank

I made this tablecloth using a lovely fabric with a pink/orange trellis design, and I found the material in a wholesale fabric warehouse in Massachusetts.

Hint: Designers love to rummage through antique stores, warehouses, and the like to find exciting things they can use for decorating.

Beautiful Floral Linen Napkin adds to the spring theme of this table. Perfect for an Easter Garden Design.

I HAVE BEEN COLLECTING PORTMEIRION’S BOTANICAL GARDEN DISHES for years. They are perfect for a BOTANICAL garden party since they have flowers, butterflies, and other critters on them. I never get tired of them.

On top of my Botanical Garden dish, I’ve placed a linen napkin with gorgeous embroidered spring and summer flowers. The colors are just so sweet, adding to the texture and theme of my tablescape.

““you Can Cut All The Flowers, But You Cannot Keep Spring From Coming.”
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— Pablo Neruda

Sweet little moss bunny with a silk ribbon is a perfect added touch for this Easter Tablescape.

““I just love Easter. It’s just the best holiday ever. I love Peeps, and jelly beans, and I love chocolate covered bunnies, but I really love Peeps the best.””

— Reese Witherspoon

Pink Lemonade Mimosas

1 cup pink lemonade

2 cups of prosecco or any champagne or sparkling wine.
Just a few drops of Grenadine (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Assemble time - 5 minutes.

Serves 2

Chill all of your ingredients
Pour pink lemonade into two coupe or flute glasses. (I used pre-made pink lemonade from the grocery store. It saved me time and was just as good as if I made it myself.)
Gently add prosecco to the lemonade.
Add Grenadine for additional color and a hint more flavor.

Garnish with fruit such as raspberries or strawberries. I added a few edible viola blooms for color.

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