Are you all ready for Easter Sunday (and Earth Day right after)?! Spring sure sneaks up, doesn’t it? If you missed it, we shared a cutie Peter Rabbit themed brunch this week, and our last bit of Easter inspo is this sweet picnic among the wildflowers. Mama + blogger LaTisha Springer hosted this brunch for kids and The Revelry Co incorporated some super unique details, included lots of lovely florals from Poppy Cart. Thanks to Custock Photography for sharing!

The prettiest of wildflower fields.

The tablescape was sweet and springy, with laser cut name signs by Creative Amme.

Of course Meri Meri always has the prettiest paper party goods.

Too cute!

How darling is the theme “brunching bunnies” for Easter?

Just a little field o’ bunnies, right here.

You didn’t think we’d picnic without an Easter egg hunt, did you?

So super sweet. And in the most charming Easter outfits, too.

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Happy Easter, friends!

Photography: Custock Photography / Styling & Design: The Revelry Co / Host: LaTisha Springer / Flowers: Poppy Cart / Invitation Design: Minor Details Cle / Cake: b.r.sweets / Cookies & Meringues: Sugar Crush Sweets / Tabletop: Meri Meri / Laser Cut Names & Sign: Creative Amme / Furniture Rental: Standard Party Rentals / Clothing: Vineyard Vines

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Morning, all! Are you in prep mode for Easter Sunday this coming weekend? Leave it to Beijos Events and Alison Bernier to send over pretty much the most darling kids’ brunch you’ll peep this spring. It’s beyond charming and all you really need are some wildflowers and candy colored sweets to whip up your own version!

You really can’t go wrong with a Peter Rabbit theme for Easter brunch, can you? These patterned bunny cookies are too cute!

Love the idea of blooms in planter boxes surrounding the table, too! These arrangements come from French Buckets.

Oh, daisy season! How cute are these watering pails as favors?

Peachy pink blooms are some of our faves.

Kinder Co has some srsly adorable stripes and floral prints for outfitting your little dollies for spring, if you didn’t know.

Bunny ears are a must! From The Daydream Republic, of course.

Kiddo brunch party = the perfect opportunity to snag some quality photos, BTW!

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Be sure to tag @100layercakelet in your little ones’ Easter festivities!

Photography: Alison Bernier / Design & Styling: Beijos Events / Florals: French Buckets / Details & Invitations: Poppy Jack Shop / Tabletop: L’entramise, Party Crush Studio, & The Little Market / Desserts: Frost Your Cookie (formerly The Sweet Lemon Bakeshop) / Girl’s Clothing: Kinder Co / Girl’s Accessories: The Daydream Republic / Kid’s Baskets: The Little Market / Table & Chairs: Pottery Barn Kids

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Happy Friday, mamas! If you haven’t been planning your Easter celebrations yet, this ‘some bunny is 6′ birthday party for a special gal who loves all things animals and springtime is sure to inspire. This sweet fête from Cherry Blossom Events and Caynay Photo is full of simple, festive sweets and lots of cute decor. Take a peek!

So cute!

Custom napkins are always a party must, in our opinions… Even if they’re sweet ‘n simple.

Creative Confections by Alicia was behind the pretty painted cake, which matched all the partyware:

Darling little flower girl ensembles too, no?

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Best wishes to the birthday girl!

Photography: Caynay Photo / Event Design & Styling: Cherry Blossom Events / Floral: Garden Laurels by Sager / Cake: Creative Confections by Alicia / Cookies: Cookies by Kate / Sweet Potato Donuts: Bloom Bake Shop

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Easy peasy beet dyed Easter eggs by Design Mom

DIY African mud cloth inspired Easter Eggs by Alice and Lois

Modern gold painted Easter Eggs by Lovely Indeed

Blue marble Easter eggs dyed naturally with cabbage via Sweet Paul

Cutest pool party eggs by Handmade Charlotte

Black and white painted Easter eggs via EmmaBee

Paint splattered Easter eggs by Squirrelly Minds

Naturally dyed Easter eggs from Kirsten Rickert using cabbage, red onion, grape juice, and turmeric. So so pretty!

Modern Easter egg DIY by Lily Ardor

DIY confetti Easter eggs by Alice and Lois (they are just full of amazing DIY projects, aren’t they?)

Be sure to tag us on Insta if you and your littles whip up your own DIY Easter eggs this year!

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K friends, we’ve got one last bit of Easter inspiration for this Sunday’s festivities, if you’re in the mood to get crafty this weekend! Photog Shannon Von Eshcen is pro at Easter DIY projects (remember these cement eggs?) and these individual egg shell planters are the sweetest. Just look at those tiny nests! Scroll down for her tutorial, and let us know if you give them a try… They’d make perfect little additions to any place setting or spring table, we think.

Single Egg Planters & Nests
• Six napkin rings
• Six raw eggs
• Egg holder (or egg carton)
• Dish soap
• Decorative moss
• Flower or greenery cuttings
• Water

1. Make your egg planters. Gently crack the top 1/3 of the egg and peel away slowly. Pour the yolk and egg white into a small bowl (for either scrambling or baking later, yum!). Once your shell is emptied, rinse it under warm water and use dish soap to gently clean the egg inside and out. Though the risk is low, this decontaminates your egg planters from any possible salmonella bacteria. After rinsing your egg, prop it up in your egg holder or egg carton to dry. Repeat on the rest of the eggs.

2. Make your egg nests. Using the napkin rings, carefully lay them flat on the table and then fill in the “hole” with decorative moss. This does not have to be perfect, but will create your “nest” to hold the egg planter in place once you’re ready

3. Fill your planters with about 1/3 with water. This will keep your flowers fresh! (Keep each planter in the egg holder (or egg carton) until you’re ready to move them to their nests.

4. Create your flowers for the planter. Use tiny flower or greenery cuttings and arrange them to your liking within each egg planter. This can be as simple as adding 1 or 2 tiny stems and being done, to crafting a mini arrangement of many different floral varieties to sit inside. Once your arrangements are complete, you can move them to the nests, making sure they’re steady in the moss.

Not too tough, huh? And sooo lovely, especially if any fresh wildflowers have sprouted up where you live (hello, super bloom!).

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Thanks, Shannon! Wishing you all a happy Easter!

Photography, Styling & Design: Shannon Von Eshcen / Photo & Styling Assistant: Kendall Von Eschen / Venue: The Old Valmont School, Boulder, CO / Potted Plants: CreekSide Tree Nursery

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