Easter brunch entertaining couldn’t be easier than this! Follow my tabletop decorating ideas, and delicious menu with recipes below.
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I just realized it’s been three years since I’ve created something for Easter, so I put together this Easter brunch entertaining tabletop and menu. As I put this post together it reminded me just how much my design aesthetic has changed over the years, and how much this blog is geared towards entertaining in general, and less about ‘over the top’ parties. I’m pleased that this is a reflection of who I am and what I’ve always been about REALLY, and I think it’s more in touch with “real women” as well….am I wrong?
Philosophical pondering aside, I put this simple Easter table setting together as I was working on a hash brown brunch recipe and I love how it looks as it’s still on my dining table a week later.
This table works because it looks beautiful as it awaits guests but as you’ll see below, it looks equally inviting with a buffet of food placed in the middle ‘family-style’. You can get the delicious creamy hash brown potatoes recipe here, as well as a fantastic dessert – pecan pie trifle – both perfect for Easter brunch entertaining!
Easter brunch entertaining:
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Menu: This is a simple menu of bacon, fruit salad, hash brown casserole (recipe linked at top), and pecan pie trifle (recipe linked at top). Milk and juice are served and it’s always a good idea to serve up mimosas!
Table setting: I didn’t buy anything new here, just used older items in a different way. In fact you can see the same centerpiece on my spring table here, the same Easter figurines from a previous Easter brunch, and the moss runner has been used on countless occasions. Real women need Real solutions for creating celebrations at home, and that’s what I do here at CAH. I’d love to hear from you about how you’re inspired to host your own get-togethers!
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Such a pretty table. I love all the runners you can get these days like this one that give a natural feel. I really like the way the runner also served as protection for the table from the heat of your serving dishes. I absolutely adore the little raised nest place card holders. They seem to be a nest, and egg cup and a vase for the flowers all in one! Lovely!
About the runner – that’s what I thought too! A nice “hot plate” without adding a hot plate! I love that moss runner – so many uses.
Hello Chris
I’m from Toronto Canada and I’m wondering where you got the little nest with the name card. I love this idea and I would love to know where you got them. I think I may have to make them
Mireille
Mireille, I got those a few years ago at Michael’s craft store. I think you may have to diy that now.
How can I pin from your blog into pinterest
Maryann, as you hover over each photo it should show a Pinterest icon button. Just click on that little button to pin it. It’s in the top left of each photo.