1 Minute Easter Favors for the Table
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An Easter tablescape isn’t complete without an Easter favor. Easter favors for the table can range from a simple chocolate bunny to a cute decorative Easter ornament. Earlier this week I shared our Easter tablescape and dining room makeover featuring white and gold decor. The Easter garland served as decorative Easter bunny ornaments.
Easter Favor Ideas
The Easter pop up card is from HomeGoods and I picked up a few of them for the kids. Super cute right?
The Easter ornament is actually from a strand of Easter garland. I simple cut the burlap floral Easter bunny from the garland string and tied the remaining burlap string in a knot to create a hook.
Pastel colored Easter egg candies are also perfect favors as well. You could place the Easter candy in a decorative bowl or in treat size bags and tie with a ribbon. I ended up purchasing a bag of small chocolate Easter eggs at the grocery store and used the small lattice bowls below to hold them.
There are so many different ideas when it comes to Easter favors for the table. I personally love an unexpected favor when it comes to holiday tablescapes. My friend Kris share the cutest Easter tablescape with the largest chocolate bunny favor ever. My son would love that favor! -ha.
Did you see this space completely decorated for Easter? Check out the white and gold Easter decorating ideas + Dining Room makeover if you missed that post earlier this week.
How do you decorate for Easter? Do you set an Easter table or prefer something more casual? My aunt is hosting Easter this year but my mom plans on celebrating my dad’s birthday “Easter style” as our dining room is already decorated. The benefit of sharing Easter table ideas with all of you means the space is ready for hosting early!
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