40 Easy Easter Centerpieces and Table Setting Ideas

Create a chic Easter table setting with a dyed egg and seasonal flowers. To make your own nested egg placeholders, use a permanent marker to write your guest's name on a dyed Easter egg. Place the egg in a small nest and accent with a few bright blooms.

A homemade Easter table runner is the star of this confetti-inspired spring table. To make it, simply add multicolor painted dots to an inexpensive burlap table runner ($6, Target). This burlap Easter decoration is ready in minutes and can be customized to fit your color scheme. Create a few decorated Easter eggs, add fresh flowers, and your spring tablescape is ready.

This arrangement turns the table on the idea of ferns as filler foliage. Instead, the mass of fronds is the main event, with only a few tulips poking out. The fronds also lend their silhouettes to a DIY runner (made with stencils and fabric paint in a few shades of green) and stamped cards on leather napkin ties.

This DIY Easter centerpiece tray is all about the assembly! Create a stunning spring centerpiece using a few accessories and a simple white round tray ($17, Crate & Barrel). Accent purchased robin eggs with a hand-painted gold Easter bunny and chocolate candy.

Get inspired by the woven pattern of your favorite Easter basket. Make a DIY stamp and use fabric paint or dye to craft a set of crosshatch-patterned napkins and display them on your Easter Sunday table.

This colorful spring table stars our favorite seasonal bloom—the delicate iris. Highlight the simple beauty of each flower by displaying them in individual vases. To get the look, clip stems in varying heights and insert them into narrow white vases. Arrange them down the center of the table and finish with dyed linen napkins.

When the holiday is later in the spring, it can coincide with the first blooms of hydrangeas, which make a show-stopping Easter centerpiece either on their own or paired with other spring flowers. For an added pop of color, pair the flowers on a DIY ombre tablecloth for a gorgeous show of pastel hues.

An easy spray-paint technique transforms basic terra-cotta pots ($2, Walmart) into Easter table decorations worthy of your best crop of daffodils. The dry paint can still smell strongly for a few days, so we recommend doing this Easter craft at least a week in advance.

Set a stylish Easter table with pops of the season's signature color—pink! To get the look, layer a striped tablecloth with plain white plates and colorful napkins. Finish the look with an Easter floral centerpiece of fresh tulips and fun lettuce-inspired plates.

Skip the pricey floral arrangement and decorate with just a few cut spring blooms. This DIY spring centerpiece is all about the beauty of pansies. Simply cut and arrange a few fresh pansies in low wooden vases. Display the bouquets on a wooden board and tuck in a few decorated Easter eggs if you're feeling extra festive!

If the spring weather allows, head outside for an alfresco Easter dinner. This stunning table is decorated with our favorite spring produce. Get the look by filling Mason jars with colorful Swiss chard and place them in a line down the center of a burlap table runner. Finish each Easter place setting with young veggies like carrots, radishes, and beets.

This dramatic, romantic Easter table starts with lush arrangements. Bright blue cut glass compotes contrast soft arrangements of ranunculus, hellebores, poppies, and Juliet garden roses. A grid of florists tape over the top of each compote holds stems in place.

Give your Easter soiree a healthy dose of spring fever with season-appropriate colors and motifs. Combine vibrant greens and clean whites with the beige-browns found in light-tone woods and leather. Fern-motif stamps make it easy to add a detailed frond to tags and napkins; a gathering of pretty posies under a glass cloche makes an easy Easter centerpiece.

Create a homemade Easter centerpiece idea with a simple paper-strip nest. Take a myriad of colored scrapbooking papers and shred them into tiny strips (a paper shredder works best). Form the paper strips into a ball large enough to fit an egg. Place a decorated Easter egg in the center of each ball, forming the strips into a nest around the egg. Let each guest know where they're sitting with a pretty monogram sticker.

This rustic Easter centerpiece comes together quickly with a trifle dish, wooden eggs, a bit of paint, and some moss. Using three paint colors, coat wooden eggs with a single coat; let dry. Add painted eggs to a glass trifle dish ($17, Target), and set dish directly on the table or a wooden serving platter. Surround the dish with bits of moss and extra eggs.

Set an Easter table everyone will love! Have the kids create place mats made from free printable Easter coloring pages! Simply print sheets of paper with oval outlines and set out crayons. Each child can decorate their own colorful eggs any way they like. Don't forget to add a platter of bunny-shape rolls.

This Easter table decoration couldn't be easier: Trim bird's nest fern fronds from your yard (or nab a dozen from the local florist) and display in a wide-mouth glass vase. Beside it, set a bowl of pastel dyed eggs. Simple and stunning.

A shiny gold vase is the perfect home for bright yellow and orange flowers on your Easter table. Set the vase atop a light blue tablecloth for a pretty color combo, and tuck in a sprig of green herbs for a fresh look. Gold-painted eggs (use hard-boiled or wooden) add to the dressed-up Easter theme.

Not all Easter decor is pastel! Create a few bold and bright Easter decorations and you're ready to party. Filled with kid-friendly crafts and yummy food, guests of all ages will love gathering around this festive brunch table.

Keep your Easter place settings simple and cheery with this pretty idea. Set a flowery plate atop a solid-color place mat. (We used coral to match the flowers in our plate, but you can get creative based on what you have.) Include a tinted glass and loosely tie a ribbon around a cloth napkin. For the finishing touch, add a gold-painted wooden Easter egg.

Transform a plain glass hurricane vase into a chic spring centerpiece with a bouquet of fresh tulips. Simply trim the ends of the fresh flowers and place them inside the vase. This easy Easter centerpiece idea can be made in under 5 minutes!

This centerpiece plays up carrots’ sunny colors. You need carrots with their frilly greens still attached and a clear vase

to show off the roots. Pair with yellow and orange ranunculus and tulips, or other spring flowers in similar tones from the

grocery store. Wash carrots thoroughly (but don’t peel) before arranging to keep the water clean.

Celebrate the natural beauty of spring with a homemade Easter centerpiece idea that stars the season’s prettiest flowers. Fill a glass canister partway with sand, then insert flower stems and candles. For longer-lasting blooms, use floral picks or moisten the sand.

A two-tier dish with Easter egg-filled nests creates a pretty (and easy to make) centerpiece for your table. Complement the bold colors of the centerpiece with single-color name cards and napkins with an Easter egg pattern.

A few stems of your favorite flower arranged with oversize branches makes for a conversation-starter at any Easter party. Hang decorated eggs from the branches to create a pretty DIY Easter egg tree centerpiece.

This vintage Easter place setting incorporates everything spring. A mix of vintage floral salad plates sits on top of dinner plates with a larger, simpler pattern. (They don’t have to match, just go for similar colors.) A cloth napkin tied in a loose knot is an easy flourish.

Bring Easter to your table with this dazzling flower-and-egg centerpiece. Place a clear drinking glass or thin vase in the center of a large-mouth jar or canister and stack Easter eggs (you can dye a dozen at a time in your Instant Pot ($100, Target) in just six minutes!) between the glass and the jar. Fill the glass with water and arrange flowers (we used roses, gerbera daisies, tulips, hyacinth, and bells of Ireland).

This red-and-blue color combo works well for an Easter table when a red-dyed egg and tulip are placed at each table setting. A solid blue plate between two patterned red plates makes the setting pop. If you like, switch out the place card with a monogrammed hard-boiled egg to make the table even more festive.

Editor's Tip: To dye your Easter eggs a bright shade of red, use a few ingredients to make your own natural dye. Roughly chop a few beets (about 3/4 pound) and combine them with a quart of water, a tablespoon of vinegar, and a tablespoon of salt in a saucepan. Bring the ingredients to a boil; cover and simmer for 30 minutes. Strain and reserve the liquid for your dye.

Create a beautiful Easter table centerpiece in minutes with a footed bowl filled with Easter grass, dyed eggs, and egg-shape candy. The centerpiece will give your dining table a soft spring look.

Elegantly wrapped napkins dress up the presentation of your Easter dinner table. To make the corsage collars, gather little posies of flowers and herbs and wrap stems with ribbon to secure. Cut a strip of paper about 7 inches long, notch the ends, and cut two slits about an inch from each end. Slip the posy stem through the slits to hold in place.

Create a fresh spring bouquet by bundling asparagus stalks around a vase holding pink roses. Place the bouquet in a white dish to form an easy centerpiece. Add to the table decor with a bundle of four asparagus stalks at each place setting to hold a name card.

Sprinkle cheery pastels across your Easter table with a festive garden-inspired centerpiece. Hot-glue leaves made from scrapbooking paper to floral wire; attach wire to the stems of tulips and ranunculus. Nestle the blooms in a planter of wheatgrass to finish the centerpiece. Use floral wire and more paper leaves to make a matching DIY napkin ring. Pair with a light pink tablecloth that matches the color scheme. To finish, set out a bowl of candy Easter eggs in corresponding colors.

Skip the expected Easter table runner and create this pretty blue-and-green Easter egg garland instead! To blow out an egg, use a pushpin to make a hole in each end. Gently push a wooden skewer through one end to enlarge the hole and break the yolk. Blow into the smaller hole to push out all the yolk and white. Use a beading needle threaded with a narrow ribbon to connect the eggs to display on your dining table for Easter.

There are two things that make this Easter table setting a true standout display: the creative floral arrangements and the tablecloth border.

To Make the Leafy Bouquets:

Add a few yellow roses in the center of beds of fresh lettuce for a budget-friendly spin on traditional Easter floral arrangements. The bright yellow roses are a showstopper against the vivid green.

To Make the Daisy Border:

Cloth in a springtime hue makes a gorgeous backdrop for the table arrangement. Create a dimensional border by hot-gluing scrapbooking daisies along the outer edges.

In place of traditional bunnies, try a stylish bird theme for your Easter table. Light blue plates complement pink gingham placemats; break up the color palette with lace napkins. A nest of dried moss inside a birdcage becomes an easy centerpiece—accent it with pink blossoms (in florist's water picks) and pink gingham ribbon to match the place setting.

A flat-bottom wooden egg makes the perfect place card holder for Easter dinner. If the egg doesn't stand upright, sand the bottom flat until it does. Use a fine saw to cut a slit in the top of the egg. Paint the egg using light blue acrylic paint; let dry. Dip an old toothbrush into white acrylic paint, run your thumb across it to splatter-paint the egg; let dry. Spray the painted egg with a clear top coat.

Evoke the first signs of spring on your Easter table with this place setting. We chose a set of pretty green paper plates for the base and topped with a dyed egg and plain cloth napkin. The star of the show is the napkin ring featuring a small twig wreath wrapped with blue ribbon and adorned with a fresh-cut flower and a faux bird.

This pastel pink-and-blue butterfly centerpiece is a pretty Easter table setting. To achieve this look, accent vases and place settings with paper butterflies (find similar ones at crafts supply stores) or other symbols that represent spring, such as birds or eggs. Fill small dishes with pink jelly beans and arrange pink napkins on blue plates. Pink hydrangea in a square vase makes for a great last-minute centerpiece.

Decorative take-out boxes (available at crafts supply stores) serve as the bases of these floral spring decorations. Yellow tulips and a mass of white flowers come together in the easy-yet-elegant Easter display.

To make this pretty place setting, fold a napkin into quarters and pinch the center to form a point. Put the pointed end into a glass and set a daffodil stem in a florist's tube inside the napkin. Pull the napkin's corners down to look like leaves.