How to Set Your Easter Table: Impeccable Mise en Place!

The Easter Table!

Decorating your Easter table is a great way to bring everyone together and make the occasion special. With the right decorations, you can create an inviting and beautiful atmosphere that will make your Easter party memorable.

From traditional bunnies and eggs to modern floral arrangements, there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to decorating the Easter table. Let us explore some of these ideas so that we can create a stunning mise en place that will blow everyone away!

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Easter is coming and for many it is time to reunite with family and friends. Of course, this means arranging a delicious Easter lunch.

The first thing to do is to use light, muted colors and spring patterns. Eggs and bunnies are the typical elements of Easter to combine with seasonal flowers.

THE TABLECLOTH

Start with a stylish tablecloth. It can be of any color or print, as long as it adapts to the occasion. You can only use runners or placemats if you choose a Vintage or Shabby Chic style table, while for an elegant and spring table you can opt for tablecloths with Easter motifs, such as Royal Family Sheffield tablecloths, which you can buy on Modalyssa Store.

The tablecloths are available in two collections: 

The Spring Easter collection, linen and cotton blend, with blue decorations and cute bunnies. An elegant and fresh tablecloth. 

TABLECLOTH EASTER SPRING

The Easter Birds collection  in light shades of yellow with drawings of pretty birds, unique in its kind and very spring.

TABLECLOTH EASTER BIRDS

THE DISHES

Once you have chosen the tablecloth, it is time to choose the dishes. Also in this case, following the colors of Easter, opt for a nice service of colorful dishes. Choose a coordinated set with delicious colors and patterns, and we at Modalyssa Store recommend the unique and original collections of Royal Family Sheffield.

Also for porcelain plates there are two collections with Easter decorations to match the tablecloths, with soft and cheerful colors such as the Easter  Spring and Easter Birds collections.

The sets of finely decorated porcelain dishes are 100% made in Italy, you can wash them in the dishwasher, suitable for oven and microwave.

They consist of 18 pieces for six people: soup plate, crying plate and fruit plate.

From the same collections are available centerpieces, trays, risers for cakes and decorative objects such as bells.

THE GLASSES

Complete the look with suitable glasses and cutlery, such as La Rochère glasses for a more rustic table or the elegant Royal Family Sheffield glasses available on Modalyssa.store.

You can choose glasses exclusively transparent or even colored, to give joy to the table.

THE CUTLERY SET

For cutlery a must cutlery Rivadossi Sandro! 100% made in Italy the  Classic collection with various solid and pastel colors ideal for elegant or shabby chic tables, or the Naif cutlery with various decorations in blue or yellow colors to match the tablecloths.

Easter egg table placeholder

The placeholder is really the extra touch to decorate the table, and since we are at Easter the ideal is to take advantage of the eggs as a placeholder.

To do this, all you need is a set of egg trays that you can always find on Modalyssa store always Royal Family Sheffield collection, on which to place the eggs on which you can paint the name of the diners.

And finally a touch of nature!

Decorate the table with fresh flowers, even simply cut and placed on the napkin or even on the plate, or small jars. They are perfect, for example, tulips and buttercups white or pink color.

Organizing the Easter table is an art. Following these simple tips, your table will surely be a success.

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Happy Easter!