In light of the snow and cold we have gotten these last few days, we did a snowflake tablescape.
The simple table setting makes the snowflakes pop!
This little village is what I imagine an Alpine village looking like after a good snow in the middle of winter.
This is our winter tablescape with pearls, silver and crystals. The silver and white accents play off each other nicely and create an elegant atmosphere.
The table setting combines silver, white and clear dishes along with a silver/grey napkins and festive ribbon as the napkin rings. The salad plates are antique lace edge plates by Fenton. I love this nostalgic touch on this elegant table!
The centerpiece is filled with pearls, silver, crystal baubles and jewels. The Fenton milk glass compote dishes made excellent holders and the center Fenton candy dish completed the look. All were antiques given to me, and I love being able to use them in my tablescapes!
Even though we haven’t had much snow, I love this snowy tablescape to remind me of sledding and building a snowman!
These cute little snowmen look like they are enjoying the snow! I used blue stones in the candle holder and a navy candle to off set the white decor.
Although this isn’t the best picture of the table setting, the navy blue bowl contrasts with the white dinnerware and carries the theme.
This whimsical Snowman tablescape gives us a fun start to our winter decor.
The large snowman anchors our center with the mini-snowman all around. The snowballs add a whimsical touch with their cute faces!
The candle holders and 3 little snowmen were found at a craft show and the snowballs with cute faces were a gift from a family member. The snowmen on the sides were found at garage sales, and the sleds were from Hobby Lobby. All in all, this is a cute tablescape to launch our winter tablescapes!
Tablescape Tuesday 