Trust me, you don’t need to go over the top to create a classy Valentine’s Day look that’s perfect for a romantic dinner or even a cozy Galentine’s Day night in.

In this post, I’ll show you how to style your table using affordable pieces you probably already have at home.

(P/S: Everything you see below is styled and photographed by yours truly!)

From a pretty place setting to an easy centerpiece, I’ll help you set the scene for a lovely evening that feels special yet effortless.

Keep reading to learn how to put together a minimal and neutral Valentine’s Day table setting.

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Related: 52 New Valentine’s Day Table Decor Under $100 You’ll Love

A Minimal & Neutral Valentine’s Day Table Setting

For me, creating a special table setting doesn’t always mean spending a lot of money.

As I started planning my Valentine’s Day table setting, I realised we often already have so many red items from Christmas that we can easily repurpose for Valentine’s Day.

Think table linens, tableware, candles, and even string lights!

I really wanted to put together something simple, elegant, and affordable for Valentine’s Day.

So, I decided to use these gorgeous red scalloped cotton placemats and coasters, which I purchased last year during a Christmas sale.

At that time, I knew they would be perfect not just on Christmas Day, but for Valentine’s Day too.

And I was right!

They became the starting point of the table setting, creating an elegant and polished look.

This minimalist approach made me realise how easy it is to pull together a beautiful setting without buying everything new.

Who says Valentine’s Day has to be loud and overly flashy with bold, in-your-face decor?

Sometimes, it’s the subtle and refined decor that makes everything feel like a truly luxurious experience.

A Red, White & Gold Color Scheme

When most people think of Valentine’s Day, red and pink instantly come to mind – and I’m no exception!

But since I don’t own anything pink, I decided to create a more unique look by sticking with red, white, and gold for my Valentine’s Day table setting.

It’s a slight departure from the traditional color scheme, but I love how it turned out.

The red still feels romantic, while the white and gold add a touch of elegance that ties everything together perfectly.

I laid everything down on a beige, neutral tablecloth to let the red, white, and gold really pop.

When in doubt, pairing neutrals with bold colors is a great way to make them stand out.

Related: 15 Simple Ideas To Decorate A Table For Valentine’s Day

Get Creative With Your Napkins

I don’t own any heart-shaped tableware or candles, but I still wanted to bring that loving Valentine’s Day vibe to my table.

So, I got real creative and folded my napkins into heart shapes!

It’s such an easy and fun way to add a personal touch to your table setting, and you can use any type of fabric napkin to create these.

If hearts aren’t your thing, don’t worry – you can also make simple napkin bows, roses or even tulips for a romantic touch!

I highly recommend this quick, budget-friendly way to elevate your Valentine’s Day table decor.

Keep Other Decor Simple Yet Significant

Since my goal was to keep the Valentine’s Day setting minimal, I focused on decor that felt simple yet meaningful – drawing inspiration from my 15 simple ideas to decorate a table for Valentine’s Day.

I added my trusty gold candlestick holders, knowing that lighting the candles would create the perfect cozy, romantic ambiance.

Since I didn’t have time to grab fresh flowers for my table, I added some drama with my candlesticks instead.

I tied large bows with long tails around them to create a bigger visual impact.

Plus, it’s a fun way to make the candles the center of attention, making the table feel more romantic and whimsical.

To add a subtle Valentine’s Day vibe, I placed a few matte and glossy hearts across the center of the tablecloth.

Both are simple touches that bring the Valentine’s Day spirit to life without taking too much time or effort.

(P.S. Can you believe these hearts are actually from my Christmas decor? I love that I can reuse them for both Christmas and Valentine’s Day!)

To make the table setting feel even more special, I added a few framed photographs of our little family.

It’s a great way to incorporate memories into your decor, and it’s something your loved ones will truly appreciate.

And, it’s such an easy way to add personality to your table without spending anything extra!

Besides all of the above, there are two more meaningful touches I’m adding to this table setting that will make it even more special.

First, I’m including a scented candle that will fill the house with the soft, floral fragrance of Valentine’s Day.

Second, I’m adding a handwritten love letter for my husband.

It’s just a small heartfelt way to thank him for everything he does for our family.

Get The Look

If you love this simple and minimal Valentine’s table setting but want to take it up a notch, I have an easy suggestion.

Swap the white candles for elegant red tapered ones and add a few bud vases with stunning red anthuriums.

These small, thoughtful changes will instantly elevate the entire tablescape.

Anyway, here’s a round-up of similar items you can buy to set up your version of a minimal and neutral Valentine’s Day table setting. Enjoy!

Looking for Valentine’s Day gifts? I’ve rounded up 49 Valentine’s Day gift basket ideas under $50 that I’d happily gift myself or my closest girlfriends.

1. 2-pack wipeable placemats // 2. Brass taper candlesticks // 3. Aluminium texture metal table frame // 4. Ribbed cassin tall tumbler // 5. White porcelain plate // 6. Red and white scallop linen placemats // 7. Stainless steel gold flatware // 8. Red and white scallop linen napkins // 9. Spiral taper candles // 10. Natural caning table frame // 11. 2-pack linen blend napkins

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If you live in an apartment without outdoor space, don’t worry – I’ve got you covered!

This time, I’m bringing the outdoors indoors with a fun, vibrant, tropical theme.

Even though it’s not set outside, I promise this tropical vibe will make you feel like you’re dining in a lush garden.

Keep reading to learn how to put together an indoor tropical summer table setting.

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Related: Simple & Casual Blue And White Tablescapes

An Indoor Summer Table Setting

This inspiration comes straight from my late mother’s vintage tableware, which holds a special place in my heart.

Carefully handcrafted from ceramic, each piece has the most beautiful, vibrant yellow and orange poppy flower print on it.

As soon as I saw them, I immediately thought of summer.

I knew they’d be the perfect foundation for an indoor tropical summer table setting.

You know what else reminds me of summer? Fresh flowers!

Honestly, I’m no pro when it comes to floral arrangements.

And, let’s be real. Buying those fancy, professionally made centerpieces can be pricey and a bit OTT for simple, casual gatherings at home!

But, don’t worry – I’ve got a go-to trick I use all the time to display flowers beautifully without breaking the bank.

Keep reading to find out my secret!

Use Your Precious Tableware

Ah, these beautiful tableware pieces – they’re probably as old as me (yes, proud millennial here!)

The funny thing is, I never saw my mom use them.

I only found them after she passed, and it makes me a little sad knowing how much she must have treasured them.

But, if there’s one thing her passing taught me, it’s that time doesn’t wait for anyone.

So, take out that gorgeous china, use it, and enjoy it. You don’t have to wait for a special occasion!

Life is too short to keep the good stuff hidden away.

These are the Dolly dinner and dessert plates by Mikasa.

Besides the beautiful poppy print, the duo of brown tones around the rim makes these plates extra special.

That little detail adds so much depth and character.

I also love how solid and sturdy the plates feel, and I honestly can’t believe they’re still in excellent condition after more than three decades!

Of course, I had to include my trusty gold flatware for this dining setup.

I’m sure some of you can recognise them, I use them in almost all of my table settings!

With the table looking so bright and cheerful, I felt it needed a little contrast to balance things out.

It was the perfect opportunity for me to use this gorgeous tortoiseshell handblown glass water jug and matching drinking glasses!

I love adding tortoiseshell details to my table settings.

It’s such a fresh, interesting print, yet it pairs beautifully with just about anything.

Plus, it’s timeless – a true classic that never goes out of style.

Related: A Simple & Bright Indoor Summer Table Setting

Mix And Match Your Table Linens

The tableware set the tone, but it’s really the table linens that brought this tablescape to life!

This burnt orange tablecloth isn’t something I’d normally go for, but I was drawn to the subtle texture and design.

It’s so different from anything else I have at home, and I’m so glad I chose it!

The only downside to it is that it is a bit sheer, so I had to layer a beige tablecloth underneath to hide the glass table peeking through.

I didn’t have to use placemats, but I felt like the table needed a little something to brighten things up and to let the the tableware really shine.

With the burnt orange tablecloth, I knew it had to be something subtle that wouldn’t steal the spotlight.

These beige and cream striped placemats were perfect!

They not only complement the tablecloth beautifully, but they also anchor the whole setup and make the tableware pop in the best way.

Be Creative with Your Centerpieces

What’s an indoor tropical summer table setting without fresh greenery and flowers?

I know a lot of people think centerpieces have to be expensive, but I’m all about using what you already have at home!

And if you do need to buy something, I say spend wisely and make sure it’s something you’ll use again.

For this setup, I used my potted ZZ plant (which has been sitting in my home forever) and paired it with my gold candlesticks to create a simple yet stunning centerpiece.

The centerpiece on its own is already lovely, but I couldn’t resist adding a little more color with fresh flowers!

I wanted something simple and budget-friendly, so I decided to arrange the flowers in small bottles I had at home (bud vases work great for this too!)

This way of displaying flowers is so easy because you only need 2-3 stalks to make it work. No fancy arranging needed.

Just pop the flowers into the bottles or vases, and ta-da ~ you’re done!

Fun fact: these bottles were actually my old kombucha bottles.

I gave them a good clean, removed the labels, and repurposed them as vases. Easy, affordable, and so cute!

You can use any flowers you like, but for this tropical look, I went with mokara orchids.

Their vibrant colors and gorgeous, showy blossoms just scream tropical and exotic!

I love how they bring that lush outdoors vibe indoors.

If orchids aren’t your thing, try using gerberas, sunflowers, or anthuriums.

The key to getting this look is to choose bold, cheerful blooms that make a statement!

Get The Look

The dinner and dessert plates are vintage, I can’t find them anywhere – even on eBay!

But, here’s a round-up of my current favorite items you can buy to set up an indoor tropical summer table setting in your home. Enjoy!

1. Lilypad side plates // 2. Portolo 20-piece gold flatware set // 3. Ribbed cotton placemat // 4. Tortoise recycled stemless wine glasses // 5. Lilypad dinner plate // 6. Amber handblown glass pitcher // 7. Gardenia ruffle border table cloth // 8. Faux green hydrangea in glass vase // 9. Tortoise leopard brown print drinking glasses // 10. Marino shell napkin rings

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Creating a beautiful Christmas table setting might seem like a daunting task. But it doesn’t have to be!

Over the years, I’ve realized how much I love keeping things simple and understated.

If you’re like me and want to embrace a festive yet minimalist Christmas, you’ll love these simple and minimal Christmas table settings.

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Related: Whimsical Green And Gold Christmas Table Settings

Simple & Minimal Christmas Table Settings

My simple and minimal green Christmas table setting is so easy to recreate. I promise it will take you less than an hour to complete!

It all comes down to two key elements: the color palette and the decor choices.

First, I love starting with a neutral palette of soft whites, creams, and warm wood tones.

I always go for neutrals because they create a calming foundation for everything that follows.

Then comes the fun part – decorating!

I always dig through my holiday boxes to find treasures that remind me of Christmas, like cherished ornaments collected over the years.

The best part? You can make this setting uniquely yours without spending any extra money.

That’s right! I want all of you to get creative and use what you already have to create a beautiful and meaningful gathering space for your loved ones.

Elevate your everyday tableware

For the place settings, I used my everyday plates, which are just simple white dining and dessert plates from IKEA that cost less than $2 each!

Both the plates and glasses are part of my starter kit from when I moved into my apartment six years ago.

They may be plain but they are practical and work perfectly for any occasion.

I hope this shows you that you don’t need expensive or brand-new tableware to create a beautiful table setting.

To bring in a little flair, I added my favorite gold flatware, which really makes the table pop!

Honestly, investing in gold flatware has been one of my best decisions.

I use it for almost every place setting, and it always elevates the set up, making it feel special and stylish no matter the occasion.

Add a vibrant touch with table linens

Now it’s time to elevate your everyday tableware with the right table linens.

Whenever I’m unsure, I always remember to incorporate color and texture.

It’s such an easy way to make your table settings feel interesting and inviting!

For me, the color green instantly brings Christmas to mind, so I decided to layer a sage green napkin on top of the dining plate.

Then, I added some texture to the place setting by using a hyacinth placemat and a matching jute napkin ring.

Simple accents like a placemat or napkin ring can tie the entire look together.

This time around, I chose to skip the tablecloth and went for a white checked table runner instead.

The table runner is the perfect foundation for arranging my greenery and centerpieces, because the white checked pattern provides a clean backdrop that lets each element stand out.

Plus, the runner adds just the right amount of texture while keeping the overall look light and airy!

Related: Simple & Casual Blue And White Tablescapes

Bring out the Christmas centerpieces

I love creating a focal point on the table, as a well-placed centerpiece sets the tone for the entire meal and reflects the theme of the dinner.

Of course, this means I had to showcase my favorite Christmas centerpieces!

After all, what’s Christmas without a beautiful tree and some cozy candles?

I gathered three ceramic pillar candle holders and paired them with a white ceramic Christmas tree.

I love decorating with ceramics because they bring a handmade touch that adds a warm and homey vibe to the overall decor.

But if ceramics are too fragile for you, you can always use a faux tabletop tree made from wood, paper, or plastic.

To add some contrast, I included a mini wooden Scandi-style Christmas tree and a gold tin house that lights up (can you believe this house used to be a cookie tin?)

To make things feel even more festive, I scattered a few gold sparkly baubles along the table.

Other Christmas table decor ideas I love include Christmas villages, candleholders, and garlands.

These little touches add so much warmth and cheer, making it feel extra special for the season.

Just remember not to overdo it and clutter the table with too many ornaments!

Ultimately, the goal here is to create effortless simple and minimal Christmas table settings.

Another thing I love to do is lay fresh greenery along the table.

Fresh greenery adds vibrant color and texture that instantly makes a room feel alive and warm.

Fragrant eucalyptus, pine branches, or delicate sprigs of holly, not only look stunning but also fill the air with a delightful holiday scent.

Plus, fresh greenery is sustainable and biodegradable, which is a wonderful bonus!

Embrace all of the greenery

Speaking of fresh greenery, I tucked a few sprigs of baby’s breath into each napkin ring.

I love bringing a bit of nature’s charm indoors, and I thought this little detail would add a simple, elegant touch to each place setting.

It feels so fresh and delicate, giving the table that extra special feel without much effort!

Finally, I draped a faux garland over the artwork on my dining room wall to make the whole room feel a bit more festive.

These photos don’t do the vibe justice, but this setting looks even better when the garland and candles light up at night.

It feels like a scene right out of a holiday movie, and I absolutely love how cozy and inviting it makes everything look!

This simple white, gold, and green table setting is exactly where I envision family and friends gathering to share stories and laughter, making memories together during this magical time of year.

Related: A Minimal And Classy Black And Gold Tablescape

Get The Look

You don’t have to buy anything new if you’d rather keep it simple, but if you’re in the mood to pick up some fresh Christmas goodies, here’s a round-up of what I’ve been loving lately.

1. White wooden tabletop trees // 2. Frayed oversized linen napkins // 3. Gold vein marble taper candle // 4. Set of 2 large gold deers // 5. Lit bottle brush tree centerpiece // 6. Faux cedar drapery garland // 7. Ivory and brown reactive glaze dinner plate // 8. Rattan basket weave Christmas tree // 9. Set of 3 ceramic house LED tealight candle holder // 10. Cotton-blend checked table cloth // 11. Braided seagrass napkin rings (set of 4)

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If you’re very familiar with my home, you’d know that I shy away from bright colors. It’s not that I don’t love bright hues, but I prefer using a softer palette to decorate because it makes my home feel calm and peaceful.

It was my best friend’s birthday last month, and I was in charge of hosting an intimate dinner party for her. It’s been a while since we had people over, so I wanted to make sure I did something special.

My best friend is the complete opposite of me! I’m very feminine and love everything girly. She, on the other hand, is cool, edgy, and loves funky things.

While I was brainstorming on the theme, I came across this stunning Wonder Woman jelly cake by one of my favorite bakers. I was immediately inspired because I know my best friend LOVES Wonder Woman.

That was when I knew I hit jackpot. I’m going to host a Wonder Woman-themed birthday dinner!

Despite choosing a fictional character as my inspiration, I wanted the overall theme to still look elevated and chic. That’s how I settled on a beautiful blue and white tablescape with a pop of red and yellow to highlight the main feature – the stunning and super-creative Wonder Woman jelly cake.

In this post, I will share a step-by-step guide to style a beautiful yet budget-friendly blue and white tablescape on a glass dining table.

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A step-by-step guide to style a beautiful blue and white tablescape

This blue and white tablescape is focused around a Wonder Woman theme, but this step-by-step guide can be used for any style or theme.

Start with your centerpiece

With every tablescape, I like to think about my centerpiece first. A standard dining table is usually big, so using a centerpiece helps to draw attention and make a statement.

There are many different types of centerpieces from floral arrangements and candles to fruits and even books!

For my blue and white tablescape, I focused on a combination of three things to put together a centerpiece: cake, flowers, and candles.

Cake

So, I knew immediately that the Wonder Woman cake will take center stage. However, I didn’t have time to purchase a cake stand in time for this dinner party (which I regretted because the floral arrangement blocked the cake!)

If you want to incorporate a cake into your centerpiece, always make sure to add height to it by using a pedestal cake stand. Got a tight budget? Swap a cake for other pretty desserts like cupcakes, brownies, cookies, or parfaits!

Flowers

Designer floral arrangements are usually very expensive, but there is a way to get them at a more affordable price. You can either get fresh blooms from your nearest grocery store or a florist wholesale distributor.

Since the cake had a red element to it, I bought a dozen yellow roses and a stalk of blue hydrangeas from a wholesale store. Although I had to arrange them myself, the flowers were so much cheaper and I was spoilt for choice!

Want to make the most of your budget? Here are some great options to choose from:

• Local flowers that are in season
• Naturally lush flowers like hydrangeas (I only used one stem for a small vase and it looked great!)
• Foliage like silver dollar eucalyptus

Candles and candle holders

Candles are a must-have in all of my tablescapes. They smell great and provide ambient lighting when lit.

For this particular tablescape, I used nude tapered candles and gold candle holders to balance the various colors.

Budget-friendly candle options include laying tealight candles down the center of the table or grouping varying heights of pillar candles to create a statement.

Choose complementary table linens

On regular days, I don’t use a table cloth for my glass dining table. My husband and I are messy eaters, and we love that a glass dining table is so easy to clean.

Nevertheless, I like to dress our glass dining table with pretty table linens during special occasions. Table cloth, placemats, coasters, and napkins bring warmth and texture to a glass dining table.

Table cloth

Here’s my #1 secret: I never buy expensive tablecloths. I use random or excess fabric as a table cloth! It’s so much cheaper, and there are about a million different choices!

The best part? You don’t have to worry about staining expensive linen or cotton tablecloths! After a dinner party is over, I usually soak the fabric overnight then wash and dry it the next day. This practice works like a charm!

Don’t have fabric at home? Use an old bedsheet or duvet cover instead!

I have a habit of buying fabric whenever I see something I like. So, when I found this beautiful cream and blue striped fabric sitting in my wardrobe, I knew it was the perfect foundation for my Wonder Woman-themed blue and white tablescape.

Placemats and coasters

Placemats and coasters play a functional and decorative role in a tablescape. They protect the table from scratches, heat, and watermarks.

My dinner parties are hardly formal, so I haven’t invested in high-quality damask, lace, or linen placemats. My all-time favorite placemats are my woven ones, which I’ve used repeatedly since I bought them. Its natural color and texture make it a great neutral to work with.

Technically, I didn’t have to use coasters because I used long-stemmed champagne glasses. Since I wanted to add another layer of texture and a different shade of blue to tie everything in together, I decided to use my faux leather blue-grey coasters.

If you have a rustic wooden table, I highly recommend ditching the table cloth altogether and spending your money on placemats instead. Let your beautiful wood grain shine through!

Napkins

Most tablescapes wouldn’t be complete without napkins. They’re practical and enhance any table setting design.

Well, I may have committed a tablescape faux pax here because I completely forgot about the napkins! To be fair, I don’t own any napkins that will work well with this blue and white tablescape. I did, thankfully, prepare some plain paper napkins for the table.

Paper napkins may be practical but they, unfortunately, look cheap. When in doubt, invest in plain white or cream linen napkins. They look elegant and go with every type of tablescape.

Mix and match tableware

I’m a big fan of mixing and matching tableware. I know our grandmothers and mothers will probably cringe at the thought of mismatched china, but I find that using the same set for everything can look a little dull (especially if you have a fun dinner theme like mine!).

Since I used red, blue, and yellow for the centerpieces and table cloth, I kept everything else fairly neutral. You can never go wrong with white plates, which was what I used for this tablescape.

One of my favorite ways to add detail to a tablescape is by using fancy cutlery. I normally alternate between chrome and brass cutlery, but since this was a blue and white tablescape, I brought out my porcelain-inspired cutlery. It felt right since we had Asian cuisine for dinner that night!

Use food as decor

Ever heard of this saying: “You eat with your eyes first”? If your food looks unappetizing, a beautiful tablescape can’t save your dinner party!

Food presentation is equally as important as the centerpieces, table linens, and tableware. Here are 35 impressive and affordable recipes for your next dinner party.

My best friend loves Asian food, so we settled on sushi and a seafood feast. The crabs and sushi had a lovely burnt orange (almost red) hue to them, which was the perfect addition to the Wonder Woman-themed blue and white tablescape.

I hope you enjoyed reading about this unique and beautiful blue and white tablescape. Let me know if you used any of my budget-friendly tips to set up your own blue and white tablescape!

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We would spend the entire day feasting on turkey, stuffing and green bean casserole (my favorite!)

I think a Thanksgiving feast feels incomplete without a Thanksgiving table setting.

Even the simplest table setting will help to set the tone for a warm, inviting gathering.

Since this is my first time hosting a Thanksgiving dinner, I thought I’d start small. That means only using what I have at home and incorporating very minimal decor.

I’m all for a simple and minimal table setting because this means the focus stays on meaningful connections, good conversation, and gratitude—core elements of Thanksgiving!

If this sounds like your ideal Thanksgiving, keep reading to discover my tips on how to create a simple and beautiful thanksgiving table setting.

Related: Whimsical Green And Gold Christmas Table Settings

Decide on a theme for your Thanksgiving table setting

There are so many ways to dress up your table for Thanksgiving.

Some prefer to style it traditionally with pumpkins and fall foliage. Others may take a contemporary route and furnish the table with monochrome accents.

I wanted to evoke a warm and homely feeling to my Thanksgiving table setting so I opted for a simple rustic theme.

As a result, I chose beige, sage green and white as my main colors.

Pro Tip: Intimidated by themes? Begin by choosing a color scheme instead.

Start with your tableware

Pretty things aside, it’s important to have a practical table setting.

I like to start with my tableware first. When in doubt, always go for white porcelain plates.

They always look classy and go with every type of table setting.

To keep things casual, I laid out one main plate per person. Since we will be serving food family-style along the middle of the table, a single plate per person will suffice.

Then, I incorporated gold flatware and clear drinking glasses to complete the dining set-up.

Pro Tip: Don’t have matching dinnerware? Choose a whimsical or eclectic theme so you can mix and match your tableware.

Related: A Minimal And Classy Black And Gold Tablescape

Choose your table linens

I have a glass dining table, which I love because it’s so easy to clean.

But since I wanted my Thanksgiving table to look rustic, I laid a beige runner down the center of the table.

The table needed a pop of color and some texture, so I chose sage green linen napkins and cream round hyacinth placemats as the finishing touch to the overall look.

Pro Tip: If you don’t have a wood dining table, use table cloths, runners or placemats to create texture to your existing tables.

Add your decorative items

What’s a Thanksgiving table setting without a centerpiece?

My inspiration for the centerpiece was completely accidental. While washing my empty kombucha bottles, I noticed how beautiful the amber bottles looked.

I decided to repurpose them into vases and filled them with strands of dried foliage like dried wheat and eucalyptus.

It’s a simple centerpiece but the table’s gotta have space for a large feast, right?!

Pro Tip: Repurpose fresh floral arrangements by drying them out. Dried flowers can last 1-3 years. You can technically dry any flowers but my favorites are baby’s breath, bunny tail, and eucalyptus.

Related: Simple & Casual Blue And White Tablescapes

Include personal touches

Finally, it’s time to include a couple of personal touches to complete your Thanksgiving table setting!

I attempted a DIY project this year and made dried orange slices. These are so easy to make and they make the home smell amazing.

I didn’t have time for this, but I love the idea of having handwritten place cards for an intimate Thanksgiving dinner.

Pro Tip: Spending on decor can add up. If you’re tight on budget, try decorating with fruits and vegetables!

Arrange seasonal fruits like plums and figs or vegetables like pumpkins and gourds along the middle of table for a fun and vibrant centerpiece.

Setting up the table is making me SO excited to have my best friends over to enjoy a delicious meal together.

Happy thanksgiving, everyone! How are you going to style your Thanksgiving table this year?

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