Easter egg decorating obviously leads to thoughts on what to do for decor, displaying the colorful eggs, and what to eat. My preference for decor is simple but sophisticated; using all white {my preferred color scheme} which allows a few accent pieces to become focal points as those bits of color stand out against the all white background. I also like to integrate the colored eggs with the all white decor to include the Easter theme. As for the menu, we are going with my favorite – brunch!

{set the table for brunch with simple white place settings and Spring flowers}

{add Easter themed touches in subtle ways – this little guy is a garden accessory that was repainted in white}

{take the prettiest colored eggs and place them under a glass dome as though a piece of artwork}

{ombré eggs in glass jars add a splash of color to the all white decor and displays the eggs used for coloring}

{monogram eggs become place settings}

{fill a cheerful mug with mini chocolate eggs for nibbling}

{“plant” tiny clay pots with hummus and carrots for a healthy and adorable snack}

{brunch includes my favorite pancakes}

{baked egg baguettes}

{layers of fruits and granola for partfaits}

{brunch wouldn’t be complete without a champagne cocktail}

Easter Egg Decorating: Beyond Egg Dye

What To Wear: Sunday Brunch

The Breakfast Bible + David Lebovitz

Upgraded Breakfast Bagel