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DECORATING FOR DINNER

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GET INTO A RHYTHM

GET INTO A RHYTHM

WAYS TO

decorate for holiday dinners

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• EXPERIMENT WITH COLOR-

The colorful table runner provides the perfect backdrop for the stunning floral centerpiece. Use classic china to ensure the look doesn't skew too far from traditional.

• EMBRACE AUTUMNAL SHADES-

The perfect Thanksgiving table is sure to include plenty of autumnal hues. Add a shabby chic candelabra and create a table runner out of muted flowers and gourds.

• USE A BOLD TABLECLOTH-

Black-and-white buffalo check linen is a fun, unexpected way to decorate for Thanksgiving. Pairing it with jewel tones and natural accents like pine cones adds extra to the table setting.

• USE LITTLE WHITE PUMPKINS-

Another element that will catch your guests eye is the use of decorative white pumpkins. They're the perfect nod to the fall season.

• PLAY WITH PATTERNS-

For your next Thanksgiving table, experiment with decor in a mixture of patterns. The trick to making it cohesive? Using complementary colors.

• FOCUS ON CANDLES-

Arrange pillar candles in a variety of heights. Tuck evergreen around the whole table. And use table place settings featuring plenty of metallic accents. Together, this will make for an elegant look.

• USE KRAFT PAPER-

Instead of a traditional table runner, try kraft paper and add some calligraphy. It can work as a fun, eye catcher. Then top the whole thing with a gorgeous floral centerpiece.

With the right inspo photos and a little creativity, you can fashion gorgeous place settings on a budget. Sometimes, it is hard to think of how to decorate a big table for everyone. To get inspired, Pinterest is a great platform to find a ton of inspiration. Target, Michaels, or TJ Maxx are great places to find a few great, basic pieces. With plenty of options to pick from, make sure to pick something that makes you LOVE your table. Loving your own table is so important. No matter which option you pick, your guests will remember the beautiful setting for many Thanksgivings to come.

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