Making memories with my Peeps this Easter! Surrounded with the love of Jesus, laughter, and a beautiful Easter brunch setting. Welcome to my home, this is the first blog post that I will share more of my home styling in a setting I adore.
The table setting is one of my all time favorites to dress, style, and share my creativity. Thinking of my table as a jewelry box as it is filled with the most beautiful pieces, there to spark a conversation with family and friends, or simply set the scene of pure joy. This year I had the honor of working with Rew the owner of Saint Montogren’s Florist, a local florist striving to provide exceptional floral experience and creating something magical for any special occasion. Rew saw my vision and truly made this setting over the top, between the colors, textures, and layering the arrangements made this setting extra special.
This year I stepped outside my box and created something bright, colorful, and inspired by my daughter. The base layer is a beautiful mix of pastel spring gingham in a lovely cotton. I opted out of placemats this year one, due to how easy this tablecloth is to clean and two I wanted the colors in the tablecloth to flourish. (Tablecloth-HomeGoods I linked one similar) Let’s talk plates, the dinner plates are antique with beautiful floral details (Franciscan Desert Rose) while to salad plate is a design of a cabbage leaf adding the perfect mix of texture and color. (Target-Linked below) I would say I am picky when it comes to silverware, I think its due to they are the items the guest touch the most, high level of purpose and truly can be the piece that ties all aspects together. This setting I wanted them to provide a comfort filling, less dressy, but make a statement, and I think the bamboo silverware set the scene. (Amazon-Linked below) The cups are a mix of white and clear and I purchased them based on them being acrylic, less likely to break, and because they are adorable. (Cups-HomeGoods) The runway of the table is filled with various aspects from gorgeous Geese, moss, bunnies, flowers, and ceramic speckled eggs. This is area just to have fun, bring out all your favorite jews, be silly, place the decor you wouldn’t traditionally set out, and just cherish for a short period of time.
Photos are done by the one and only @Jilisamoneaphotography
Below you can find bit of my home and I will all the photos to tell a story! Thank you for taking the time to read my blog and I hope this inspires you to create something for your family and friends this holiday season.
