It is official, it is time to get serious about Easter plans.
Have you decided what you are going to do for a centerpiece for your Easter table yet?
If not, I think this post might just be what you need to get inspired.
When I start thinking of a tablescape for a Holiday or special occasion, I always begin with color combinations.
I am going to give you several different color combinations to help inspire your own creativity.
These
might not be the colors you always think of using for Easter. Maybe not
the traditional pastels we all think of at this time of year, but still
beautiful.
Cobalt blue and deep purple are gorgeous together and I think a bit unexpected for Easter, but I can see this on a crisp white table cloth, can’t you?
This
is another combination using purples and blues, but this time with eggs
and flowers. Love the spattering of paint on the eggs.
Speaking of cobalt, let’s add a touch of turquoise to our cobalt and see what we get out of the mix……..
On this table the entire center piece is done in different shades of cobalt.
They
chose to add a touch of turquoise in the stemware. I love using all of
one color of flower in an arrangement. It always makes such a beautiful
statement.
I am going to remember this idea:
By adding a colored glass to an all one color centerpiece you will get a dramatic look!
So
simple and so pretty, again using a darker blue with a mix of green and
turquoise. Who knew colored foil eggs could look so pretty.
T
urquoise
with an addition of lavender is such a pretty combination for Easter.
Love the simplicity of the bunny silhouette used as a place card.
How about varying your colors in an almost ombre affect using yellowy gold to bright greens. Napkins are another way to add color to your tables.
Now let’s see what kind of centerpiece would work with this colorful array of napkins……..
Simple and easy is the name of the game here, and look how pretty this looks with the stack of napkins in the above image.
This one would work well with the stacked napkins in the above image.
When I think of Easter I almost always will think of the color yellow.
How about mixing it up a little bit and add a touch of black to the mix for something unexpected.
Speaking
of black how about an all black and white Easter table? Can that be
done!! Yes indeed it can if you use some of these ideas……..
After all today we are looking at color combinations that are a wee bit different than what we would normally use.
How
sweet is this idea, it looks like the mother hen left a few of her soft
feathers to cushion the egg in the cup. Love this look.
By getting creative with a black marker you can really have some fun inventing new looks for the traditional Easter egg.
This is one of my all time favorite uses of black and white on Easter eggs.
We have talked about different combinations of colors, but how about just using eggs in their own natural color made by nature?
How about using the natural color that nature has provided with a touch of soft turquoise…….
By using a chalk pin you can decorate natural brown eggs with Easter sayings and images.
So simple, So pretty!
Today
I wanted to show you some different colors combinations used for
Easter. There are so many more, just let your imagination take over and
see what you can come up with.
If you need a little more inspiration be sure and visit my Easter Pinterest board, HERE! I have 470 images to look at on this years Easter board.
I also have a board for last years inspiration, HERE! It is all about soft blues and white.
What color combination will you be using on your Easter table this year?
