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This elegant but cozy holiday tablescape features oranges, walnuts, and lots of greenery to create an Old World European feel that’s perfect for a holiday dinner or brunch.
I know we all keep hearing this, but there’s no doubt the holiday season will feel very different this year. Gone are the large cocktail parties, work get-togethers and cookie exchanges. And most of us won’t be with as many family members as we normally would.
Looking for an elegant and safe way to entertain this holiday season? Today I’m sharing a super easy wine and appetizer party that can be thrown together in under a couple of hours!
If you’ve been following along for awhile now, then you know I love to entertain! It’s my favorite thing any time, but even more so at the holidays when it feels extra festive.
This cozy fall table setting is a casual take on Thanksgiving. Featuring pumpkins, lanterns and greenery it’s an easy one to throw together and would be perfect for a low-key Thanksgiving, small Friendsgiving or fall dinner!
Thanksgiving is definitely one of my absolute favorite times of the year. The combination of family and feasting is hard to beat. It’s a truly American holiday – inclusive of everyone and celebrating gratefulness, which is what I love about it. And it’s also got pumpkin pie! 😉
Looking for a neutral Thanksgiving table that represents the season without going too bold? This neutral tablescape uses pears and greenery, along with white roses to create a casual chic take on the holiday.
It’s my first tablescape of the season, and to say I’m excited would be an understatement! I love doing table settings, and sadly, over the last several months there hasn’t been much of a need for them.
While I know most of us won’t be celebrating Easter in the traditional way this year, there’s no reason we can’t make the day feel special! I think it’s even more important during these unprecedented times to keep our traditions going. They ground us, make us feel more normal, and increase our connectedness.
Even as the world has changed dramatically in just a few weeks, some things remain the same. Our need to connect. To break bread together. So though we may not be able to have the dinner parties or have friends over the way we usually would, we can (and should) still celebrate together!