I love this one because it works for both holidays we celebrate in April! This year I’m actually using the Round Flutter Platter as my Seder plate since mine is packed away in storage...the shape lends itself beautifully to all the traditional elements. Then just a few days later, it transitions perfectly to our Easter table (especially in the XL size). Honestly, no holiday is complete without a great serving platter.
On Passover, we consume a lot of wine, so I thought these matching glasses and decanter would be perfect for the table. They feel festive and spring-y without being fussy. It’s one of those sets that makes the table feel special for the holiday, and then continues to get used long after the celebrations are over.
I’m so obsessed with this woven champagne stand, especially as I’m dreaming about all the summer hosting ahead. But while we wait for the weather to warm up and the outdoor spritz parties to begin, it’s actually perfect for both holidays this month - whether it’s chilling wine for Passover or holding a few bottles for Easter brunch. It’s one of those pieces that instantly makes hosting feel a little more festive.
Dessert plates are always a must for all the sweet treats. This one feels especially perfect for spring - the hand-painted daisies and scalloped edge make it feel cheerful and a little nostalgic. I love bringing these out when it’s time for dessert because they instantly make the table feel a bit more special. 🌼
It wouldn’t be a "Melissa’s Monthly Favorites" without table linens, especially when we’re talking about holiday hosting. To me, linens are the absolute base layer of the table and where the tradition really begins. This marble fan pattern feels so fresh for spring and instantly sets the tone before a single plate or platter is even placed down.
