Easter Table Decorating Ideas

Don’t overthink Easter Table Decorating Ideas when it comes to a cute and stylish table centerpiece for the Easter holiday and spring. Using Easter candy, you can create your own DIY Easter decor.

I couldn’t help it. I saw all the colorful Easter candies and knew what had to be done! I love Easter decorating ideas and can’t resist a cute and easy Easter Table centerpiece.

Maybe it’s the spring fever taking over, but I couldn’t walk away from all the candy in spring colors which are always a great start for Easter Table Decorating Ideas. It reminds me of my Colored Rice Easter Table I did a couple of years ago.

Easter Table Decorating Ideas

This only took me a few minutes.

I shopped my house for jars, apothecary jars, cake stands and trays. I used what I had, which is always a win-win!

Creating quick and easy table centerpieces is one of my favorite things to do.

I had picked up a variety of Easter candy that looked like it would be perfect for decorating. I knew I had to work fast before my family saw the bags of chocolate, and I couldn’t put it aside until the next day, or it would be ripped into. In fact…… after taking photos, the contents of the apothecary jar with the white rabbit were raided. Since they knew I had already taken photos, they figured it was safe to tamper with. NOT SO! After looking at my photos, I realized that jar on the left should be pushed to the left a little. It’s driving me nuts. But it will have to do because it’s not looking quite as cute today for new photos.

I mean the jars are still there and 95% of them look great……but the rabbit is missing an ear thanks to my son and most of the M & Ms are missing……thanks to my husband.

How to Make an Easter Table Centerpiece with Easter Candy

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Jars and Apothecary Jars – Shop your home for vases, jars and cute dishes. Think outside the box. The cake plate I made came in handy.
Easter candies – pick up a variety of candies in different colors, textures, and sizes.
Easter grass – I thought I’d try this edible Easter grass, although the report is my son said it doesn’t taste so good.
Easter characters – chocolate bunnies, white chocolate bunnies, etc… Find something that will serve as your focal point in your Easter terrariums.

I poured M & M’s into my jars, placed the grass on top, then simply stuck a bunny into the candies. Done!

Some jars I just filled with candy, that’s it. I thought about adding ribbon to the jars, but by the time I walked upstairs to my craft room, I had forgotten what I was in there for. Way too many shiny things to distract me. It only occurred to me while taking the photos that I forgot the ribbon. I thought my pastel bakers twine would have been darling.