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• Steps
• Method 1 of 11: Vase of carrots
• Method 2 of 11: Glass vase
• Method 3 of 11: Cardboard box or basket of eggs
• Method 4 of 11: Glass Bowl
• Method 5 of 11: Glass jar
• Method 6 of 11: Flower Arrangement
• Method 7 of 11: Heirloom
• Method 8 of 11: cake stand
• Method 9 of 11: Easter tree
• Method 10 of 11: Get Creative
• Method 11 of 11: Combining composition with a common theme and style
• Tips
• What do you need

A beautiful decorative composition will decorate your table for Easter and immediately draw attention to itself. It depends on you whether the rest of the decor will overlap with her, or you will do without additional decorations at all. Check out our ideas for Easter compositions, we hope there is an option among them that will appeal to you!

Steps

Method 1 of 11: Vase of carrots

1. 1 Find a small, square, thick glass vase. Buy a few medium-sized carrots with tops and cut the tops off at the same level so that there are literally 2-3 centimeters of greenery left. If necessary, wash the carrots and then dry thoroughly. Insert the carrots vertically into the glass vase, with the tops facing up, so that they fill it whole. Place the vase in the center of the table.
   • If you do this in the morning, the carrots can be refrigerated in the evening and then washed and eaten again.

Method 2 of 11: Glass vase

1. 1 Find an interesting glass bowl, low vase, or candy bowl. Place a small nest in the middle (a ready-made decorative nest or homemade from cut paper, grass, twigs or straw). Put colored eggs in it. Tie a ribbon around the vase that matches the color of the eggs. Place in the middle of the table.
   • A plate with colored eggs is the simplest version of the composition, but it will also look very cute.

Method 3 of 11: Cardboard box or basket of eggs

1. 1 Use a basket or egg carton to decorate. If you have a beautiful basket or a neat egg carton, the composition is simple and cute.
   • If you take a basket, all that is required of you is to lay eggs in it, and then place it in the center of the festive table.
   • Fill an egg carton with colored Easter eggs. If desired, you can first put green grass (real or artificial) in each groove. Place an open cardboard box on a plate or tray and plant some fluffy toy chickens around. Place in the middle of the table.

Method 4 of 11: Glass Bowl

1. 1 Fill a glass bowl or low vase with a variety of Easter items. The result is a simple but very effective decoration. To create a soft backing, first place real or artificial grass in a bowl, then add colored eggs, string balls of different colors, candy, shells, cookies, chocolate eggs, or other items as you like.

Method 5 of 11: Glass jar

1. 1 Use a glass jar. Like a bowl, a clear glass jar can serve as the basis for a wide variety of compositions. Place a bouquet of spring flowers in a jar and lay eggs around, or try one of the following ideas:
   • Place green weed in the bottom of the jar and plant a chocolate bunny on it. Even without any additional decorations, a wonderful composition will turn out.
   • Layer the Easter sweets all the way to the top of the jar.
   • Lay out a layer of candy, then add some greenery, and place an Easter figurine or chocolate animal on top.

Method 6 of 11: Flower Arrangement

1. 1 Decorate the table with flowers. Flowers are always a win-win table decoration, and spring is the time to please yourself with tulips or daffodils. You can simply place them in a vase or arrange them in a more original way to achieve a special effect. Here are some ideas to keep in mind:
   • Find a glass vase.Place in it glass pebbles that are suitable for Easter - for example, pastel shades of blue, pink, green (or, if you prefer, use colorless ones). Then place a bouquet of flowers. Add water and place the vase on the table. (Instead of pebbles, you can take candy-dragees, but in this case, you cannot pour water. In this case, put the flowers right before you sit down at the table, and at the end of dinner, return them to a regular vase or jar of water).
   • Place the flowers on a cake stand.
   • Find a basket and fill it with flowers. Use a low, round vase, or simply cut the flowers shorter and place them directly in the basket and then place them on the table.
   • If you don't have fresh flowers, you can use artificial ones.

Method 7 of 11: Heirloom

1. 1 Place an Easter decoration that has been passed down from generation to generation in your family in the center of the table. Some families have some kind of relics that keep the memory of the holidays of the past. Perhaps you also inherited a ceramic Easter figurine, a souvenir egg or an elegant vase. If the item is large enough, you can add nothing or simply decorate it with ribbon or flowers. If the item is small, display it alongside other Easter decorations.

Method 8 of 11: cake stand

1. 1 Use a cake stand. On its basis, you can make different compositions, depending on the number of tiers.
   • Use just one tier for simple decoration. Cover the stand with greens, place a figurine of a hare or chicken in the center, and lay painted eggs around.
   • For a more complex arrangement, lay out the Easter eggs in a circle, and place a cake stand with grass, figurines and / or flowers in the center.
   • Make a tall decoration using a bunk cake stand. Place flowers in cocotte bowls or shot glasses and arrange them in a circle on the lower tier. On the upper tier, flowers can be placed in the same way or put them in one low vase or bowl.
   • Place the colored eggs on a stand in a glass bowl or small but wide glass jug.
   • Place as many tall glasses as will fit on the stand. Fill them with water and place one flower in each glass. This will be a heavy piece of jewelry, so make it right where it should be so you don't have to carry it around. You can also place a glass vase with a bouquet in the middle, and place glasses with individual flowers around it.

Method 9 of 11: Easter tree

1. 1 Make an Easter tree from a matching branch. Take a dry but sturdy branch similar in shape to a tree. You can leave it as it is, or paint it white or pastel to match the setting or other decorations. Decorate the tree with Easter figurines and set it firmly in a stable container. Place in the middle of the table.
   • Make a luxurious Easter tree. Dress him up with tons of miniature bunnies, chickens and eggs. Hang the decorations on ribbons like Christmas balls.
   • Make a minimalist Easter tree. Take a small branch and don't paint it. Hang a few decorations on it just to indicate the Easter theme.
   • Flowering branches can be a very graceful decoration. Cut off one or two beautiful branches, decorate them, and place them in a container.

Method 10 of 11: Get Creative

1. 1 Use inspiration. We have listed just a few possible ideas; the rest is up to your imagination. Here are some helpful tips:
   • Try to keep your jewelry inexpensive. Use what you already have at home.
   • To keep the tradition, use flowers and herbs from your garden or your own potted plants. Also, prioritize homemade meals and baked goods over store-bought ones.
   • Don't overdo your Easter composition.It's always nice to wow guests, but they shouldn't bang their heads or cling to it while passing salt. Remember: it is important that the people at the table can see each other.
   • Try to follow family traditions and use memorabilia. This is you with the past and with relatives whom you remember, even if they are no longer around.

Method 11 of 11: Combining composition with a common theme and style

1. 1 Choose a theme for the holiday table as a whole. Before making an Easter composition, decide in what style and in what colors the whole serving will be sustained. This will help determine the nature of the composition and whether it will overlap with another table decor or remain the only, self-sufficient decoration.
   • Determine how much space your composition will take. Also decide if you need one composition or, if the table is long, several.
   • Will you lay the tablecloth? If so, the jewelry should go well with it.

Tips

• Look for ideas on the internet, magazines, or books. Other people's creativity will surely inspire you too. Of course, it can be very difficult to exactly repeat the jewelry you like, but that's what your imagination is for!

What do you need

• Items for decoration
• Vases, glass bowls, other containers
• Decorating and table setting ideas
• Easter eggs and figurines