Entertaining is one of my absolute favorite things to do, especially this time of year! It's so wonderful to be able to have friends and family over to share some treats, drinks, and hopefully good laughs that you can remember year round. There's just something about this cold weather that makes us want to nestle together and enjoy loved ones' company. In fact, I'm having some close friends over this weekend to carve pumpkins, eat dinner, and watch a scary move to get us in the mood for Halloween. And by scary I mean Hocus Pocus..that's my jam!
Today, I wanted to share with you some of my favorite tablescapes that I've pinned over the past few months. Most of them aren't geared specifically toward the holidays, but you could certainly add seasonal items to the mix. [i.e. white pumpkins, gold skeletons/skulls, pine cones, etc.] Sometimes it's nice not to be so focused on the season or theme, but just go with what feels right. Just like it's sometimes nice to see a Christmas tree decorated in bright colors, your holiday table can bring in that same feel without being super literal. Enjoy!
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| navy+maize+pink |
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| the perfect fall table setting. i love the idea of the menus being tucked into beautiful napkins. it's just a small personal touch that will make your guests feel like they were truly planned for! |
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| love this neutral setup. |
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| moody and fallish with hop vines and mini pumpkins. |
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| this is like a JA table setting..happy, bright, and chic. still brings in some of those colors that invoke the feeling of fall in us. |
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| fancy shmancy. |
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| add some white pumpkins and gold skulls...dunzo. |
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| these candles in wine bottles could give a cool spooky feel off at your table. |
Later this week, I'll be sharing with you some decor that we've put up around the house to get it feeling like fall. We used mainly champagnes, white, and gold..but are trying to figure out how to infuse a little orange or yellow in the mix.
happy fall, time to go sweater shopping!
xoxox
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