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Use these alabaster eggs to beautify a child's basket or simply place them in a catchall to step up your tabletop décor game. Clustered together, these are a great way to go with the holiday theme. But you can also keep them around all year since they don't look too seasonal on their own.

Stuffed bunnies can either be really cute or really creepy, and this one definitely fits the bill for the former. No Bunnicula nightmares here.

If you're planning on creating an Easter egg hunt or attending a larger one in the community, make sure you come prepared with a pretty little basket to fill.

Let the Easter Bunny write a message to little ones on these gift tags, and then tie them to their basket of goodies. 

No kid's basket would be complete without something sweet to snack on.

If you're on the hunt for a kid-friendly activity besides Easter egg hunts, these cookie cutters definitely fit the bill. You could just do both and put them in their baskets so you can make Easter-themed sugar cookies together after the hunt. 

Stack these classic floral paper napkins on the kids' table or bring them along for a picture-perfect Sunday picnic. 

Pastel plating will elevate your tabletop style in any season, but these are particularly fitting for an Easter Sunday spread.

These Cornish egg boards offer a pretty way to display your artfully dyed Easter eggs, but they're transitional enough to add to your brunch tablescapes year-round. 

If you're hosting a large, casual brunch or an outdoor barbecue, don't be shy about using paper plates. These floral tea party plates will make the cleanup process a lot easier, and their whimsical, colorful aesthetic is lovely for spring. 

Seersucker fabric is nothing short of pleasant, especially in these green, blue, and yellow hues. So if you feel like giving your breakfast nook an update and enjoying your Easter eggs without making a mess, here's the tablecloth for you. 

A stylish apron that also keeps your clothing clean is essential if you're planning on being busy in the kitchen while also visiting with family or catching up with friends. 

Though you could go the traditional route and use this cake stand to display Easter desserts in the dining room or kitchen, it's also a pretty, spring-ready décor item to display your jewelry. Or use it as a water-cooler mount in the yard to keep everyone hydrated during an Easter egg hunt. 

If your outdoor festivities extend into the evening, these string lanterns will create a light and celebratory ambiance. Hang them on the veranda or by an outdoor fireplace during the warmer months, and bring them indoors when it gets colder.

This is the perfect wreath to greet your guests and celebrate the natural beauty of spring without playing into the holiday theme too much so it'll last beyond Easter day. 

These decorative bowls are a stunning shade of rose gold and pewter that you'll want to display front and center in your living room all year round.

If you're hosting a larger brunch or dinner party, these sparrow name card holders will help you stay organized and double as Easter décor.

Fill these pretty blue and gold dishes with candy, and place them on the coffee table or on a console in the entryway for your guests to enjoy.

Now that you have all your décor ideas figured out, start planning the Easter brunch menu.