1. Paper bunny-ear place cards

Cut long ear shapes from pastel card, fold a small base, and write each guest's name on one ear. They stand upright on the plate and cost pennies to make in bulk.
Place cards and table details built around bunnies, from paper ears to carrot napkin rings.


Cut long ear shapes from pastel card, fold a small base, and write each guest's name on one ear. They stand upright on the plate and cost pennies to make in bulk.

Roll orange felt into a small cone, add a green ribbon top, and slip a linen napkin through. Each place gets a tiny carrot that guests happily take home afterwards.

Fold a napkin into a bunny-body shape and tuck a pompom in the back for the tail. It takes a minute each after a little practice and makes people smile straight away.

Print the menu on cream card with a bunny silhouette in the corner and prop it against a small vase. It gives the table a gently formal finish without feeling stuffy.

Fill small kraft bags with jelly beans, then stamp a bunny face on the front. Tie one to each chair with twine so guests find a gift as they sit down.

Paint quick watercolour bunnies on card tags and loop them around glass stems with thin ribbon. No two look alike, which is part of the charm of a hand-made table.

Set a small ceramic bunny at each seat holding a toothpick flag with the guest's name. Buy them in a matching set, and you can reuse them every Easter for years.

Cut paw shapes from felt and spread them down the table in a hopping pattern, adding a few real flowers between them. It leads the eye from one end to the other.