Easter Decor {2021}

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Happy Easter Weekend, Friends! We’ve been enjoying spring break with the kids and loving the extra family time! What are you all up to this weekend?

Just popping on here to show you a few of our Easter decorations! I don’t do a ton for Easter, just a few touches to bring the decor into spring. And, of course, there had to be bunnies! My Grandma Anita loved bunnies and I always think of her when I’m putting up my bunny decor. <3 I just had to add a couple new bunnies pieces this year!

I saw this set of bunnies at Kirkland’s and about had a fit. I mean, how adorable can you get?! They’re the perfect Easter addition to my dining room shelves!

Speaking of the dining room, I added some white tulips in a blue vase to bring in some spring. Can you believe these tulips are faux?! The look and feel incredibly realistic!

I love having this basket out on the table to hold napkins and salt/pepper and then just switching out the vase and florals for the season. Easy peasy!

I got a new Easter table runner this year and am obsessed. I mean, look at those cute little bunny butts!

Moving on to the living room, I kept things the same as previous years and added a bunny and bunny garland to the fireplace. Super simple!

On the shelf above the sofa, I swapped out one of the frames for this He is Risen sign. The sign is actually a floating frame, but it looked funny leaned on the shelf, so I put a piece of wood look scrapbook paper behind it to make it pop. I’m not in love with that and will probably find a new home for it next year, but for now, it works.

Over on the chair, I popped this cutie pillow from previous years. The kids went crazy over it! 🙂

My bestie gifted me this frame one year with a whole set of prints to go in it and change out for the season. Isn’t this chalkboard Easter print so pretty?

In the breakfast nook, I added some colorful tulips in a vase inside of a larger vase filled with jelly beans. I’ve seen this idea all over blogland and love it! The kids were bummed they can’t eat the jelly beans after Easter, though. Haha!

I bought this adorable Easter wreath for the front door, but a bird decided to make a nest in my everyday front door wreath, so I couldn’t swap out the wreaths. Instead, my side door got all jazzed up for Easter. This is an awkward angle, but it’s the best I could do with such a tiny stoop!