Between finishing up the mudroom and taking it easy this past weekend, I am a little slow on the Easter décor. So I thought I would show you some inspiration from the beautiful Easter my sister hosted last year. I am very much drawn to using natural elements when decorating for holidays, so her use of wheat grass and brown eggs had me swooning. Maybe you can take away an idea or two as well. 
Her kitchen island had this beautiful basket filled with blown out eggs. She used brown eggs and then dyed the other eggs a very soft cream and a pale pale blue. I think the natural look of them is gorgeous. She filled the hurricanes with moss, a small nest and a few small blue eggs. 
Her beautiful table was a mix of plaid and polka dot plates. She white washed teracota pots and planted wheat grass. If you are hosting Easter, it only takes about 10 days for the seeds to sprout so there is plenty of time. 
And being the very thoughtful aunt, she filled my son’s pot with lollipops as the poor little thing is allergic to chocolate! Poor guy. The rest of the pots were filled with chocolate bunnies peeking out. 
I will be back with some Easter goodies I am working on {slowly but surely!}. Thanks to my talented and beautiful sister for providing this great inspiration.
I love the idea of using pale or pastel colors for the easter eggs… it made the eggs look a bit elegant without taking out the whimsy on them.
I love the plates. Looks like great decorating runs in the family!
That is too cute of a table setting! I love the chocolate bunny in the the grass!
How pretty! Love the natural look of the eggs! I haven't done anything with easter decorating either. I think this inspiration will nip me in the rear to get going though 😀
Shelley
http://www.westermanfam.blogspot.com
What a beautiful tablescape!! Thanks for sharing it with us. Kate can't have chocolate either (due to her migraines and she has issues with milk and chocolate-reason unknown). So, we too have to get creative around all those chocolate laden holidays!! Thank goodness for jellybeans and gummy bears!!!
This is beautiful. I have been slow on the decorating thus far, and I think this may be just what I needed. : )
What a darling Easter table! I love the polka dot plates and the cute pots of grass. I'm a sucker for both of those pieces of cuteness.
oh, I love that Easter table! those blown out eggs are so pretty!
thanks for sharing! 🙂
Lauren @ tickled.
wow, how are you so organized! It looks amazing!
Oh my gosh, it's adorable! The polka dots, the plaid, the grass… so Easter, yet so chic. I'm inviting myself over at the end of April…. : )
What a gorgeous tablescape!
CUTE. And you reminded me to get out my Easter wreath! Thx.
So stinkin' cute…and as a polka dot *JUNKIE* I desperately need to know where she got those fantastic plates…no seriously, it's a desperate situation! (c: And the polka dots with the plaid is so very adorable…
Love, love the chocolate bunny in the grass so cute!
Totally want to take a little bite of his head off. 🙂
Those pots are an adorable idea! Might have to steal it:)
Allergic to chocolate?! THis is not okay. But what a sweet aunt to give him a lollipop! Beautiful table setting. The eggs are darling.
Thanks for sharing! I love the table setting and mixing of plates. So sweet!
Wow! What beautiful Easter inspiration. I love the chocolate bunnies in the grass… such fun!
Lovely setting… and it reminds me that its time to start growing grass for Easter!
I love the table setting, very inspiring:)
That table setting is simply stunning! Great inspiration for Easter! 🙂
Your sister is very talented and creative, too. That's a beuatiful Easter tablescape. I like the mix of the plaid and polka dots and the natural look of the eggs is very pretty.
This is gorgeous! I can't wait to see what you have been up to too!
What a beautiful table! I love the little flower pots on the plates!
What a gorgeous table and I love all the natural elements! It looks like you and your sis have a similar design style:)
I can't even talk about the cuteness of this table because I'm so distraught that your son is allergic to chocolate.
What a gorgeous table!
That table is amazing! Love it!
What a joy it would be to sit down at a table like that – so tasteful and chic – yet fun and festive too!