Easter is almost here, and I’m sure that you’ve already decided on the décor and menu or you are choosing some finishing touches. I bet you already know how to decorate Easter eggs – with paint, patterns, stickers, twine, beads and so on, both those that are to be eaten and those for décor. But how to display them? Let’s have a look at some ideas.
Jars
Glass jars are perfect for displaying Easter eggs. You can put natural or faux ones there, mix them with straw, grass, leaves, blooms or just leave as they are, and such a piece can double as a centerpiece.
Glass hurricanes with fern leaves and colorful eggs is a creative idea.
An apothecary jar filled with straw and white eggs.
A cake stand with straw and naturally dyed eggs in a ball jar.
Cake And Cupcake Stands
Have an old cake stand? Or a cupcake one? Then use it to create a cool rustic Easter display! Cover the stand with straw or moss, add candles in glass candle holders and put eggs there – ideal for edible eggs!
A vintage wooden cupcake stand with moss, candles and pastel eggs.
A cake stand with straw and pastel eggs can double as a centerpiece.
A cupcake stand covered with straw and with colorful eggs.
Bowls And Boxes
A cute bowl maybe a cool and very easy way to display the eggs – it’s comfortable and doesn’t require any time. If your eggs are very bold, choose a neutral plate, and for pastel eggs try a vintage silver one. as for boxes, there’s nothing cuter and more rustic than a wooden box or a crate with straw and eggs. Give it a try!
If your eggs are colorful and shiny, just choose a simple plate to highlight them.
A bowl with green grass, pastel eggs and a faux bird.
A pale blue wooden tray with moss and colored modern eggs.
If you've made ombre eggs, display them in a box to catch the effect.
The wooden egg crate features a vintage style company logo, wire handle, and one dozen plastic eggs nestled in straw.
Organic eggs nesting in small wooden crates makes for an interesting display.
Vintage silver bowl with powder blue Easter eggs.
Other Ideas
Vintage teacups, crystal candle sticks, metal cups, faux nests made by you – these are just some more ideas to display Easter eggs. Get inspired and go display them!
Easter eggs hanging on banches as a holiday centerpiece.
Glittered Easter eggs on glass candlesticks make for an elegant table display.
Metal cups with straws and pastel eggs.
18 mini nests of twigs and straw to display eggs.
Pastel blue egg trees with moss in pots can decorate your table.
Pastel egg ornaments on willow branches as a beautiful Easter display.
Vintage tea cups with dyed Easter eggs.