Spring is in the air, and with Easter around the corner, it’s the perfect time to spruce up your home with some festive decor. One of my favorite ways to embrace the season is by styling a tiered tray with delightful Easter-themed elements.
Bunny Bonanza
Add a playful touch with bunny figurines. In my experience, these charming little critters always bring a smile and can be easily incorporated at different levels of your tray to add whimsy. They also make wonderful additions to a festive Easter window display.
Miniature Messages
Incorporate small signs with Easter greetings. These can greet your guests with festive cheer and are easily customizable to fit your theme. You can even place a few of these miniature messages next to a festive hot chocolate station for an extra cozy touch.
Faux Treats
Include faux sweets like pretend cupcakes or cookies. These playful elements add sweetness without the calories and spark joy.
Nesting Aesthetic
Create a cozy vibe with nesting materials like faux grass or straw. I love how this adds an element of nature and ties all the pieces together. These natural textures also work beautifully if you are designing a DIY Easter backdrop for spring photos.
Surprise with Succulents
Add a modern twist with small succulent plants. These are unexpected for Easter but add a trendy, fresh touch to your display. They make a wonderfully unique addition to any DIY Easter table centerpiece.
Egg-ceptional Decor
Decorative Easter eggs are a must-have. I often pick a mix of speckled and solid-colored eggs to fill in gaps and add dimension to my tray. If you have leftovers from an egg hunt, there are plenty of creative ideas for plastic Easter eggs you can incorporate into your decor.
Floral Flourish
Spring flowers like tulips and daisies make wonderful additions. I love tucking small bouquets or single stems into the nooks of a tiered tray for a natural touch.
Gingham Delight
Use gingham patterns for a classic touch. I often use gingham ribbons or small cloths to add a charming, nostalgic flair. These classic fabrics are especially perfect for crafting your own DIY patriotic centerpieces for summer gatherings.
Charming Chicks
Tiny chick figurines are another cute addition. Placing them around the base of a tray can create a delightful scene reminiscent of spring’s new beginnings. If your older kids want to make their own decorations, they can try creating some fun Easter crafts for tweens.
Pastel Perfection
Nothing says Easter like pastel colors. I love using a mix of pale pinks, blues, and yellows to create a soft and inviting atmosphere on my tiered tray. These hues bring a touch of spring freshness to any room. You can even paint small spring wood crafts in these shades to complete the display.
Vintage Vibes
Incorporate vintage items for a timeless feel. I love searching for little trinkets or dishes that tell a story and add character.
Carrot Cuties
Add some fun with carrot decorations. These vibrant pops of orange bring a playful and unexpected element to the mix. Making them is also one of our favorite Easter activities for kids.
Personalized Touch
Add a personalized element like a small framed photo or initial. This makes your tray uniquely yours and adds a special touch.
Egg Cups with a Twist
Use egg cups creatively by filling them with mini decorations or candies. These little details add intrigue and charm. They are also the perfect way to display your favorite painted egg designs.
Natural Accents
Integrate natural elements like twigs or small branches. They bring an organic feel and contrast beautifully with the other colorful decorations.
Rustic Charm
For a cozy feel, use rustic elements like wooden or wicker accents. I find these materials add warmth and texture, perfect for a farmhouse-style tray. Building your own DIY wooden tray is an easy way to incorporate this look.
Birds of Spring
Incorporate bird figurines to celebrate the season. Birds are a lovely symbol of spring and renewal, perfect for an Easter display. You can even carry this spring theme into your handmade Easter cards.

