10 Inspirational Eid Tablescapes for Breaking Fast

Earthy hues make a refined statement—just keep the traditional gold accents to add depth to complement the palette. Event planner Joh'Art chose pumpkin orange, sage green, and soft mauve to play off metallic tones while referencing traditional Eid ingredients like pistachio and rose.

Author Shehar Bano set the scene for comfort at an outdoor Eid celebration with richly patterned pillows and melamine tableware that's festive but also kid-friendly. An outdoor rug transforms any backyard and elevates a casual feast from potluck picnic to effortlessly elegant dinner.

Pulled from the watercolored ceramic plates, the bold blue varies in saturation to add levels to this table setting by Ornate Moments. Kick it up a notch by pulling similar tones for accessories like napkin rings and floor pillows.

Make a statement when celebrating outside by using candlesticks as a runner and centerpiece. Varied heights add dimension, while the glow sets the tone for your dinner. Bonus: A long candlestick holder like this one from Shamaa Co. keeps setup easy.

For an indoor Eid celebration, keep the candles off the table and consider LED lights for a flame-free celebration like Sana from Lively Lair does here. These string lights illuminate mini wood cutouts to add a bit of tradition to a pastel tablescape.

Dried flowers are beautiful and affordable and, best of all, they can be reused in the future for a tablescape that evolves with you every year. Blogger Neelam of Home of Gold styled hers with pampas and palm leaf, the perfect neutrals to let the muted color palette shine.

No table? No problem. Repurpose pallets for a rustic picnic that's full of style. Textured pillows in earthy tones keep things comfy around this table by Farsha Events.

Eid decor isn’t complete without traditional gold accents, but this colorful pompom garland keeps things playful without clashing against the warm tones. Whether you're a DIY lover or a store-bought queen, layering it atop a foliage garland turns the kids' craft into a sophisticated staple like in this table setting by The Suri Corner.

Hang paper lanterns above the table for a throwback to traditional lantern centerpieces without the hazard. Suspended over fresh flowers, Lubna Dadabhoy imparts plenty of dramatic atmosphere in a smaller space.

The new moon marks the start of Eid and the beginning of Shawwal, the tenth month in the lunar-based Islamic calendar. Cute accessories like crescent napkin rings and nesting salt and pepper shakers by Rasm Co. can transform your everyday table into a holiday celebration.