I wanted a tablescape that implemented mostly natural elements as well as something very simple and no fuss. We hollowed out a naturally white pumpkin for a vase to display my hydrangeas and hollowed out 4 small pumpkins and used them as votive holders. Our little one helped with his precious cute little hands! It's nothing new but it works for a small get together.
One reason I love using natural elements is that I feel it translates nicer in person.
*Tip
Try using smaller pumpkins for soup bowls.
The table setting looks nicer in person. I'm definitely not going to have a career in photography any time soon.:)
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Beautiful! I love how you used the pumpkins for tea lights!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Logan! I'm not the first person to use them for tea lights, but thank you!
DeleteI think your pics are lovely :). Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the sweet words, Doreen. :)
DeleteYour table is very chic and pretty. Natural elements are always a winner.
ReplyDeleteThat is kind of you, Karen. I'm glad you liked it.:)
DeleteWhat a gorgeous table and I love white pumpkins, but filled with flowers...perfection!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm glad you liked it!
DeleteI always love to add the natural touch in my home. Your setting is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots .
Thanks for sharing.
Coming from Centsational Girl.
Hope to see you on my blog:)
HI! Thanks so much for the kind words! I'll be over to visit your blog!
DeleteNever seen pumpkins as tea light holders. Very natural, creative and pretty. Now when's dinner? ;)
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
Meredith
I didn't come up with the idea. I'm not sure who did, probably Martha Stewart. She comes up with everything! Glad you liked it! :D
DeleteLove it! Hugs from Sweden
ReplyDeleteThanks, Erika!!
DeleteWhat a beautiful table!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful compliment. Thank you, Elizabeth!:)
DeleteI love the simplicity! I haven't found white pumpkins yet nearby but dying to have some. Hope all is well!xo Nancy
ReplyDeleteThey can be hard to find! All is well. Thanks, Nancy. I'm glad you liked it!
DeleteSo pretty and put together. And I agree with natural elements. I do think they are fun to mess with. Right now I am going straight past fall and halloween table settings and straight into christmas lol. I am usually not a big fall decorating person despite it being my favorite season but Next year I think I will!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a big fall decorator, either. It is such a gorgeous season and my favorite, too. Except when I'm sick of the the gloom and cold and ready for Summer already! Thanks for the compliment, Melissa.:)
DeleteI think it's perfect too - I don't decorate for Fall only Halloween, so I love seeing Fall decorations especially the simple pretty ones!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Vel! I really want a mix of grown up and something fun for kids for Halloween this year, so I'm not sure what I will come up with. I'm not a big Fall decorator, either, but this was fun.
DeleteOooo what a cute idea! My friend is having an after Thanksgiving day party for friends and maybe I will get a bunch of these for it and do the same thing!
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Thanks, Alicia! I hope you share your thanksgiving party set up on your blog! I'd love to see it!
Deletebeautiful!!! A few years ago for a November party we did pumpkin and flower centerpieces too....I love the idea.
ReplyDeleteI bet it was beautiful, Albertina! Hope you will share on your blog this year if you end up doing anything! And thanks for the kind compliment!
DeleteIt looks so beautiful Lucy!!! This is definitely how to do fall the chic way...I love it!!
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