Easter Table Settings and Decorations

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This past Sunday I had an unexpected and wonderful surprise from a friend. Hannah helped my good friend Ruthie put together an event and afterward she came home with a large tray of wheat grass and daffodils.  Ruthie knew I would enjoy decorating with it.

Thank you Ruthie!

Wheatgrass is available at most grocery stores in the produce department and some home and garden retailers.  While I will  be decorating with it, most people will buy and use wheatgrass as nourishment for their bodies by juicing it.  In terms of nutrition, it is rich in chlorophyll, amino acids, vitamins, and minerals.  A multipurpose plant to enjoy as a drink and for decorating.

Here’s how I used wheatgrass and daffodils to decorate my house…

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The containers wheatgrass came in were not the best for displaying.  A simple solution was to wrap a long strip of white paper around the sides to cover it up.  A white tray was used to hold two containers together.

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Simple arrangements of wheatgrass and daffodils lined the center of the table.

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The plastic containers were removed and replaced with bowls and cups from my kitchen for this display.

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Fill a large bucket with wheatgrass and scatter a few eggs on top to greet visitors at the front door on Easter Sunday.

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posted by: Kay