Budget Finds for Your Passover Seder Table — Plus One Splurge

With their furrowed floral patterns and retro vibe, these wineglasses would look perfect on the Passover table. Just don’t put them in the dishwasher or they’ll go kaput. To keep your tabletop design uniform, put a wineglass at every place setting, even if your guests are drinking grape juice.

Embossed Floral Wine Glasses, Set of Two, Simons, $15

You say matzah, we say matzo or even matza — whichever way you roll, a cover is a must for your pile of prized unleavened crackers. These should be placed near the Big Cheese a.k.a. the seder leader. (Hopefully they won’t endlessly pontificate before you can hit a morsel of food.) We like the pretty green one shown here, which sports a silk interior and a zipper.

Matzo Matzah Matza Cover, Modern Tribe, $50

Sometimes the simplest things are the best, like this charming set of Passover-themed napkins in a holiday-ready blue-and-white palette.

The Dreidel Company Passover Table Napkins, 24-Pack, Amazon, $20

A Passover without a seder plate is like a Jewish deli without pastrami and kosher pickles. This budget-friendly seder plate with the lovely blue border is conveniently labelled in both Hebrew and English. It’s ready to cradle your bitter herbs, egg, horseradish and other edibles.  Pair it with other pretty blue-and- white pieces for a cohesive look.

Seder Plate Passover Plate Melamine Renaissance Design Passover Seder Plates, Amazon, $20

Seasonally specific decor is a luxury. When you’re on a budget, it’s nice to choose pieces that work year-round. Case in point: this modern pinstriped tablecloth in natural tones is lovely in fall, too. It’s the perfect complement to wooden bowls and platters. Take a page from this stylist and get stylin’ that seder table.

Natural Stripes Vinyl Tablecloth, Simons, $14

The iconic image of Moses parting the Red Sea makes an ideal, if somewhat campy, linen table runner for your seder table. Go for it. Holidays are exactly the time to have fun when decorating.

Happy Passover Table Runner Moses Divided Parting The Red Sea, Amazon, $20

Four napkins sets at 43 bucks sounds pricey but consider that these adorable matzo-printed sets are custom made. Plus, they’re printed on both sides. And they’re washable. If you plan to host seders for years to come, this is an investment you can feel good about.

Passover Matzo Napkin Set of Four, Etsy, $43.

This newly launched vase from IKEA just might just be the snazziest scalloped-shaped vase on the market, and the price is a pittance. The splash of vivid blue would look fabulous on a Passover table or a sideboard. The orange flowers are a punchy foil to the hue. No notes.

DOFTBRÄKEN Vase, dark blue, IKEA, $20

Candles are key at Passover. And this new, happy-making duo from IKEA doesn’t disappoint. Featuring chunky stripes, the quirky and modern candle holders add instant pizzazz. Scatter them along the seder table for full effect.

TRÄDSTAM Tealight holder, dark blue/white, IKEA, $8

Get the family into their seats super quick with these adorable name tags. Keep in mind these are printable downloads. A file is sent upon payment and then you customize them yourself.

Passover Place Cards, Printable Cards, Etsy, $6

From scrumptious salads to grilled veggies, the seder table is packed with small dishes. Serving spoons are always needed. We like the gentle curves of this golden stainless-steel set and its stylish brassy finish.

Golden Serving Set, Fox Home, $24