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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.
I’m so excited to be joining some blogging friends for one of my favorite posts of the year! Today’s Styled + Set Holiday Tour is hosted by my friend Lory from Designthusiasm, and has 12 bloggers sharing their holiday tables and entertaining ideas!
I love doing holiday tables, and today I’m excited to be sharing another one with you! Last week I did my first one of the season in gold and green, and I was so happy with the way it turned out. But of course, since I don’t want to bore all of you I wanted this one to feel very different. And it definitely does!
In this holiday table setting we used cedar and eucalyptus along with brass accents to create an easy but elegant table that is perfect for anything from a December dinner party to Christmas Eve.
This is truly the season where I’m in my element. I love hosting dinners, parties and get togethers, especially at this time of year. Everything feels extra festive and it’s such a special time to create memories with those we love.
Hello there! Hopefully you’re not tired of Christmas inspiration yet, as today I’m sharing my final Christmas tour with you as part of Krista’s Seasonal Simplicity Series! If you’re coming here from A Place of My Taste, welcome. But wherever you’ve come from, I’m so glad you’ve stopped by.