Happy Monday! Whether it’s 70 or 7 degrees where you live, I imagine you’ve been thinking a little about spring. When I was growing up in the Midwest I was always so jealous of Southerners who had beautiful flowers and warm temperatures in March while we were stuck with brown grass and bare trees until May! I try not to take the beauty of spring in South Carolina for granted, even if it comes with unpredictable weather and ALL the pollen.
Today I’m bringing you a post loaded with all the inspiration you need to get your home and your heart ready for spring! I’m sharing a few of my previous posts along with a few from my Mom – because she’s my favorite source of inspiration. I hope you enjoy!
Decor
- Easter Mantle
- Pastel Easter Tablescape
- Green and White Spring Tablescape
- Adding Touches of Spring To Your Decor (via RefreshHer)
- Refresh Your Porches For Spring (via RefreshHer)
Menu
- Easter Sunday Menu #1
- Easter Sunday Menu #2
- Do-Ahead Easter Menu (via RefreshHer)
Inspiration
- How I Prepare My Heart For Easter
- Should A Christian’s Easter Be Fun? (via RefreshHer)
How are you getting ready for spring? Have you added a few touches of spring decor? Are you preparing your heart for Easter? Leave a comment and tell me about it!
Come Home For Comfort 
SO ready for spring! Thank you for sharing your early spring things, as we won’t have blooms for a while yet. I will be pulling out my spring stash soon. Bunnies are my absolute favorite! This Lent at church, we’ve been focusing on a different Capital Sin each week (pride, envy, anger, etc.) and discussing ways to combat them. It’s been very interesting, and our new pastor has a lot of meaningful insights. Definitely a Lent to remember!
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I’m not familiar with the idea of Capital Sins – but I am so thankful that Jesus paid for ALL my sins when he died on the cross. ❤
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In the Catholic Church, Capital Sins are the really terrible ones. No sin is really “good,” but there are definitely ones that are worse than others. Here’s a link with details, if you’re interested. Some people also refer to them as the “Seven Deadly Sins.” http://www.aquinasandmore.com/catholic-articles/the-seven-capital-sins/article/252 Yes, we are SO fortunate that Jesus died for us! 🙂 Lent is such a special time to reflect even deeper, and to anticipate the joy of Easter!
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These pictures are so pretty, Whitney! I love your white bunnies. They are adorable!
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Thank you, Ashley! I got that bunny at Walgreens on clearance a couple years ago. 🙂
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It’s currently snowing like crazy here so I am SO ready for some spring!
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Aww, I bet you are! We got snow this time last year and it is a little annoying when you’re ready for warm weather. 🙂
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Your Spring decor is so cheerful! I’ve got St Pats decorations up now, but will switch to Easter/Spring decor after the 17th. All the pretty pastels and cheerful colors make me smile 🙂
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I love the green and gold of St. Patrick’s Day! I’ve never decorated for that holiday specifically but it would be so fun!
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Spring is happening quickly in Houston which means it’s time to freshen pots with new blooms.
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Spring does come suddenly around here too, and I love that!
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