On Monday starts Passover so this week I have been working on my tablescape to host guests for the second night. I am always drawn to hues of blue for the Jewish Holidays and these Deborah Rhodes scalloped placemats contrasted to a classic white tablecloth felt like a perfect match for the holiday.

Since I am so busy this upcoming weekend, I knew that coordinating flowers for the table would be difficult so I chose beautiful crystal candlesticks instead. I am so in love with these from Frontgate, but since they are sold out, I found a similar option here. The crystal really makes the display romantic.

On either side of the candlesticks I placed plates full of matzah accompanied by sides of harroset and horseradish, and two seder plates. I actually bought these clear plastic seder plates on Amazon because the ones I own totally clashed. The best part is at $7.99, you can toss them right after! For those of you who want everyone to have their own seder plate, these are a great option (but be aware the are slightly larger than a dinner plate!). Also for those of you searching for a small bowl set to serve sides alongside your matzah, I love this Juliska set.

A closer look at some details on my table… as I mentioned I chose Deborah Rhodes placemats and matching Deborah Rhodes reversible linen napkins which I pulled through Z Gallerie Geode Napkin Rings, Then I chose my Olivia & Oliver Bone China dishes with an elegant gold rim and Juliska Berry & Thread two tone flatware because the gold ties back to the plates. Then for glassware I chose my Villeroy & Boch Bernadotte Goblets for water and Saint Louis Crystal Goblets for wine. Lastly, I have the most important item, the tablecloth… this Holiday tends to get messy with all the dipping of the wine {and drinking} so I love using my Mode Living tablecloths because they are wine resistant! That’s right, their linens have a special easycare finishing that prevents wine and other liquids from staining {but they look and feel soft!!}. I chose the Mode Living Berlin Tablecloth.

While I always dread the no bread portion aspect of Passover, I do love to treat guests to a Kosher for Passover marble cake {I swear this one is good!} and there couldn’t be a prettier way to display the cake than on a Juliska cake stand. {Buy the stand on its own or the stand with the matching dome on the Juliska website!}. If you are looking to make another sweet treat for your Passover table {or need something to bring to your Passover Host}, be sure to check out my recipe for Passover Apple Kugel.

Hosting Passover for the first time? Don’t miss my Passover Check List so you have everything you need to host the dinner with ease!

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Photography by Yesi of Simply Lively