Great decorative accessories for the Easter table!

The Easter table deserves natural spring colors, classic tableware, and a touch of elegance. Two simple examples show you how to create a sophisticated Easter table.

What belongs on the natural Easter table?

Natural textiles and flowers for the cozy Easter table
Photo: Keila Hötzel

Floral and natural textiles bring freshness to the Easter table.

The Easter table, with its delicate blossoming branches, tulips, and grasses , creates a tranquil and elegant setting. The large vase in the center of the table is the real eye-catcher. The combination of simple ceramics, Easter motifs, and antiques, along with tablecloths made of French linen, makes this table truly special.

 

Our tip: Feel free to mix antiques with modern ceramics—it adds a certain something to your table. However, make sure you keep the color family and textile combinations similar.

A sweet gift – lavender bags with a welcome message
Photo: Apropos Provence

 

Products in the pictures:

• French linen tablecloth
• Coated linen placemats
• Embroidered linen napkins
• Lavender sachets as a gift “It’s nice that you’re here”
• Cute bunny figurines and stainless steel candle holders from Carakess Etsy Shop
• Menu cards and name tags by Mrs. Bienefeld
  
• Ceramic plates from Hantwerck

 

What belongs on the spring Easter table?

No Easter without Easter eggs and cheerful colors
Photo: Keila Hötzel

 

Easter is a time for color and harmony —even when it comes to decorations, it's best to choose calm colors. Pastel shades are particularly suitable for this. The table setting also adds a touch of elegance and festivity.

 

Products in the picture:

• Spring tablecloth
• candles
• Gold rings from Feingold
• Cookies as a guest gift from Kekszauber

 

How do I set an Easter table?

• Table linens – A tablecloth, placemats, and napkins provide the color and textile framework for your table setting. Would you prefer a cotton tablecloth with a colorful pattern or a simple, plain linen tablecloth?
• Cutlery – is laid out according to the menu sequence, from the outside in. Knives should always be placed with the sharp side toward the plate; the bread knife should be placed directly on the bread plate.
• Glasses are placed above the knives. The water glass is on the very outside, the white wine glass to the left, and the red wine glass further to the left.
• Flower bouquets – shouldn't be too lavish, so that you can still see your tablemates. Use either a tall vase or small bouquets in antique glasses and vases.

 

Practical tip:

If you want to make a contribution to environmental protection at your Easter table, opt for embroidered linen napkins instead of paper ones. Here, you can achieve this with stylish monogram embroidery from a small manufacturer in the South of France.

Linen napkin beige with ornamental embroidery
Photo: Keila Hötzel