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November 18, 2015

Outdoor Thanksgiving Table Setting

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Thanksgiving Table Setting

Today, I’m showing you what I’m planning for my Thanksgiving table setting.

Thanksgiving table setting

We have been fortunate so far to have warmer than normal weather this November. I dream of being able to have Thanksgiving dinner outside. I love my backyard so much. It’s so peaceful.

Thanksgiving table setting

We’re a casual family, but Thanksgiving is a good excuse to set a pretty table. Unless I can talk my family into moving Thanksgiving to this weekend, my dreams of eating outside will probably not happen. It’s supposed to get cold by then. I will use the same settings, but indoors instead.

Thanksgiving table setting

I used some buffalo check cloth napkins that I bought from Target several years ago. The green glasses and the blue agate napkin rings add some color to an otherwise monochromatic setting.

Thanksgiving table setting

I used a strip of ticking fabric as a runner to add color and interest and placed candles on wood slices.

Thanksgiving table setting
Look at that Fall color! It’s pretty much the last tree with leaves on it.
Thanksgiving table setting

Pomegranates and chestnuts (though these are raw) provide edible decor. Carnations in a mason jar are a casual way to add flowers.

I will pledge my love for carnations forever. They look beautiful when you cut them short and remove the leaves. Even Jenny from Little Green Notebook thinks so! The petals are delicate and ruffly. I love the pink and yellow colors of these with the aqua mason jar.

 
Emy
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Filed Under: Fall, My Home Tagged With: Autumn, dishes, mood board, my home, table settings

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