Wow with a sweet spread
Enchanting your Easter egg hunt guests is easy with a bunny-themed table, like this one styled by party pro Lori Goldman (PopOfGold.com). To do: Push a table under a tree or clothesline; hang garlands and drape strips of crepe paper over a clothesline or branch. Next, inflate pastel balloons and knot, tying into a few clusters to form an "egg" table runner. Set table, adding festive flair like bunny figurines and candy-filled cups.
Make them smile with darling cookies
These cheery sugar cookies will spark instant joy! To do: Roll out sugar cookie dough and press with festive cutters; bake and let cool. Next, make the royal icing: Mix 4 cups of powdered sugar, 3 Tbs of meringue powder, and 1/3 cup of warm water. Divide into bowls, tint with food coloring, and pipe onto cookies. Let dry; decorate each by piping on colorful Wilton Cookie Icing ($5, Wilton.com).
Boost charm with a fun focal point
A paintable wooden bunny and eggs are the building blocks of a lovely make-ahead centerpiece! To do: Paint a craft-store wooden bunny white; let dry. Hot glue the bunny to the center of a round white egg platter (like one used for deviled eggs). Fill divots with painted, dyed or papier-mâché eggs. Display Optional: Use a paint pen to write guests' names on eggs and hand out after brunch as keepsake favors!
Say 'cheers' with a classic signature sip
This story is from the April 10, 2023 edition of Woman's World.
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