Tablescape for St. Patricks Day, Spring, and Easter

Create a tablescape for St. Patricks Day, Spring, and Easter using green, white, and gold accents that last all season long.

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One Tablescape, Three Occasions

I created this tablescape for St. Patrick’s Day, but it also works well for Spring and Easter, and I had these beautiful dishes with the prettiest colors of green and blue that I’d been saving for something special. This particular tablescape for St. Patricks Day was designed to be versatile for many celebrations. I decided they would be perfect for this versatile tablescape.  Creating beautiful tablescapes is something I’ve always loved to do, and when I can create one that works for an entire season, I love it even more! It’s almost a challenge to create something that I can use for multiple occasions.

The Centerpiece

When creating a tablescape, I like to create a garland centerpiece. Spring flowers are still a ways off, so I used faux flowers. If you use quality faux flowers, they can be used again, which I’m always a fan of.  I’ll link all my favorite sources at the bottom of the post. Incorporating green accents is key for a memorable tablescape for St. Patricks Day.

To create the centerpiece, I used a long, faux garland and laid it on top of a table runner for the base of the centerpiece. After fluffing the garland, I start layering in the other stems and flowers. I used long-stemmed faux eucalyptus, white peonies, and some other white floral stems to fill it in, and then I added in some gold and teal votive candle holders and gold candlesticks. Adding the touches of gold gives the table an elegant look. By mixing elements, the tablescape for St. Patricks Day stands out each season.

Here you can see the centerpiece greenery and the other white flowers that make up the garland centerpiece. In fact, the overall result is perfect for a festive tablescape for St. Patricks Day.

The Place-Setting

For the place-setting, I chose cream colored chargers with a hint of gold and mixed in white salad plates between the green and blue dishes. This adds some contrast and breaks up the busy pattern of the dishes. For the flatware, I used a gold set with an elegant pattern and gold-rimmed stemware to coordinate with the other gold accents in the dishes and candles. I used mint green, solid colored napkins, and laid the flatware on top of them. The dishes have a lot going on with the pattern, so I thought it would tie the colors together with a napkin that was simple. To finish, I made sure it worked as a tablescape suitable for St. Patricks Day.

 

The beauty of this versatile tablescape for St. Patrick’s Day, Spring, and Easter lies in the details. Furthermore, every tablescape for St. Patricks Day benefits from thoughtful accents.

St. Patrick’s Day or Spring Version

I love how versatile these dishes are! If you look closely, you can see what looks like a three-leaf clover. That’s what makes these perfect for St. Patrick’s Day as well as Spring, and Easter. I love creating one tabblescape that works for a few holidays or one season. Let your tablescape for St. Patricks Day reflect the spirit of the holiday and the freshness of Spring.

The Easter Version

For Easter, I placed an Easter sign in the middle of the table next to the garland with similar colors, and then I placed small porcelain white easter bunnies and white eggs (not shown) into the garland and at the end of the tables near the candlesticks. Just a few small additions and this tablescape is now an Easter table. Of course, with different colors, you can adapt your tablescape for St. Patricks Day to Easter easily.

 

The Extra Details

The extra details added to a tablescape are what make it extra special. I add candlesticks, votive candles, and other simple items. Some items, like candles, add more formality, and leaving them off can make the table more informal. You can change it up a little for each occasion, too. Here are a few more photos of the tablescape for those who want to see more. Scroll to the bottom for sources. If you want a memorable tablescape for St. Patrick’s Day, don’t forget the fun details.

 

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you enjoyed seeing how you can create one tablescape and make it work for multiple holidays and occasions. Everything I used in this tablescape was things I already had. It’s easy to change it up by switching out one of the plates, adding different napkins, flatware, or candles.  The beauty always lies in the details! I hope this inspires you to create your own beautiful table to host your friends and family! Next time, consider incorporating a tablescape for St. Patrick’s Day with creative and classic touches.

XOXO,

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The dishes I used were an amazing find at Homegoods in 2017, and I’ve never been able to find them again or track down who made them. My apologies for not being able to source them. By the way, unique dishes are a wonderful addition for your own tablescape for St. Patricks Day.

The Easter sign was from Hobby Lobby but is no longer available. Here’s another option here. If you want decorations for your tablescape for St. Patricks Day, check for festive signs and decor.

The green bubble glass candles are from Hobby Lobby. Find them here. These green candles bring the tablescape for St. Patricks Day to life.

Photo Credit: Rebekah Westover @rebekahwestoverphotography