Christmas Table: Three Table setting Ideas


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It’s almost Christmas and I am sure if you are hosting you are one busy bee preparing. So today I wanted to share three fun, festive, and very easy ideas to incorporate into your table if you feel like it’s missing that finishing touch. Each tip is so sweet, it will surely bring a smile to guests’ faces!

Starting with Tip Number One: Use gift card hang tags to tie your napkins rather than napkin rings!

Placemat: Chilewich, Dinner Plate: World Market, Salad Plate: Pier 1 {similar} Flatware: West Elm, Wine Glass: C. Wonder {similar}
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Tip Number Two: Place a small arrangement of huckleberries at each place setting for that added pop of color. How cute is this red plaid ribbon I found at my local craft store!

Placemat: Chilewich, Plates: World Market, Flatware: West Elm, Water glass: Juliska, Napkin: Turkish T
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Tip Number Three: Choose fun and festive salad plates and napkins. Here I chose both, a puppy plate from Pier 1 and an embroidered napkin that reads ‘Cheers’ from Turkish T!

Placemat: Chilewich, Dinner Plate: World Market, Puppy Plate: Pier 1, Flatware: West Elm, Water glass: Pier 1, Napkin: Turkish T {add embroidery}, Nutcracker: World Market

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