Deck the Table with Christmas Cupcakes: Holiday Favorites

These cute wreath Christmas cupcakes are fun for the whole family to decorate!

Get the kids involved when making these cupcakes. Rudolph is made using pink velvet cupcakes, chocolate buttercream icing, a red gum ball, a candy bow and a few pretzel pieces!

If you've never tried gingerbread cupcakes for Christmas or the holidays, now is your chance! You're going to love this easy and delicious dessert.

These are some "presents" I wouldn't mind seeing under my tree! These may look difficult, but you can use a silicone mold to make the edible bows.

How creative is this? A Nutter Butter baby Jesus laying atop some sweet yellow hay (aka icing and sprinkles)!

You're going to love these delicious holiday cupcakes with Christmas trees on top! These are perfect for parties or edible gifts.

Having a Whoville themed party? This Grinch cupcake recipe is going to be a hit! Plus these are easily customizable.

At first glance, I would think that these Santa cupcakes were difficult to decorate for a beginner. However, John gives step-by-step instructions with photos and it is easy to follow!

These adorable snow globe cupcakes can be made with any cupcake and white icing. The star is really the geletin bubble that creates the snow globe look!

These perfect white cupcakes are topped with whipped vanilla buttercream and sweet little trees. The chocolate trees are made using miniature Reese's peanut butter cups and Hershey kisses.

Aren't these lovely? You don't need to be an experienced cake decorator to make them. If you've ever worked with clay, it is very similar. Plus there are very detailed instructions!

Santa's belly never looked so yummy! these cupcakes are easy to decorate and you can make his belly as big as you like.

Once you've had these cupcakes, you will want to make them year-round! Cranberry mascarpone is baked in the middle of vanilla cupcakes. Then topped with white chocolate buttercream and sparkling cranberries.

I'm not sure how easy these would be for a beginner, but they would definitely be fun to try! They would definitely impress guests.

Filled with peach jam and spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg, this cupcake is topped with vanilla almond buttercream frosting and pretty little sweets.

There are many different versions of this Christmas tree cupcake online. I chose to add this one because it is definitely the easiest. You just create the tree shape with frosting and then use the Wilton Christmas tree lights decorating kit!

Chocolate cupcakes with buttercream frosting get turned into festive Christmas ornaments. These are easy to decorate, and the kids could even get involved!

These are almost too cute to eat—almost. I've seen Christmas tree cupcakes using an upside down ice cream cone before, but this one is definitely unique. Angie cut down the size of the cone and elevated the tree with a candy cane trunk!

White chocolate and peppermint go together like peanut butter and jelly in my book. So these peppermint cupcakes topped with white chocolate peppermint buttercream are definitely on my list to try!

Holly with candy fruit slices and bubblegum berries. This is a super easy Chrsitmas cupcake topping for any cupcakes.

These cookies are so simple but impressive! The strawberry santa hat is tasty with any flavor cupcake and icing. If you like these, you should check out my mini Santa strawberries.

Who would have thought you could enjoy eating Christmas stockings? You can when you make them using edible print paper!

Here is another recipe for reindeer cupcakes. This one is made with a chocolate cupcake body, peanut butter cup head, candy cane antlers and malted milk ball hooves!

Who can resist these M&M Christmas lights? Not me! For this recipe, Bree also shows you how to dress up a store bought cake mix.

'Merry and Bright' is the perfect name for these marshmallow stuffed vanilla cupcakes! Each one has a vanilla butter frosting, loads of sprinkles and a candy coated chocolate truffle on top.

Use your choice of brandy, whiskey or rum to make these fruitcake cupcakes topped with marzipan. I like this miniature way of making and eating the traditional Christmas cake!

Eggnog cupcakes are a holiday favorite cupcake that is loaded with eggnog flavor. Topped with a sweet and velvety smooth eggnog frosting to throw this into an award-winning Christmas cupcake recipe!

If you've seen the Elf, you should recognize the top of this cupcake! It looks just like the spaghetti that Buddy eats in the movie.

Bake your devil's food cupcake around a yummy Lindor truffle and then ice it with cream cheese frosting. The tree on top? It is really easy to make using chocolate!

I think it is almost impossible to get through a list of cupcakes without including an Oreo dessert. This one is an Oreo chocolate cupcake with Oreo candy cane frosting. It is topped with crushed candy canes and a whole Oreo!

Use a vegetable peeler to make the cute red, green, and white candy curls that sit on top of buttercream frosting!

Enjoy tricolor cupcakes topped with tricolor frosting. See how easy it is to make these fun marble effect Christmas cupcakes.