Are your plans all set and all of your decorations in place, or are you still trying to figure it out. I still don't have a tablescape finalized for Thanksgiving, so I went back through some of the ones that I've done in the past to see if I could get a little inspiration.
I love pretty floral arrangements whether they are big, small, ornate, simple or anywhere inbetween. This is a really easy one with hydrangeas and pumpkins.

Sometimes just a half dozen beautiful roses surrounded by a ton of silver and candlelight creates a lovely and elegant table.
Keeping things simple and monochromatic like this green and white table works well for a more informal tablescape.
Then you can do something a little more sophisticated such as black and white, throw in a lot of silver and candles and you have a much more formal and elegant setting.
A large hurricane, berry garland, pinecone potpourri, gourds and pumpkins and this is perfect for an informal gathering or maybe for a brunch that you're hosting.
This was my tablescape a couple of years ago. The colors are perfect for my house right now, and this just may be what I repeat again.
Mixed faux flowers of all kinds and a few feathers for interest creates an eye catching centerpiece.
I also arranged a berry garland and some ribbon loops to add some extra glitz as it winds through the candles.
So, how is your tablescape coming along? All done or are you still looking for ideas?









Oh Marty your tables are all stunning, I love the china and elements in all of them and the great ideas for fabulous centerpieces. I specially love the one with the hurricane. I already did mine with gourds as centerpiece and fresh flowers on the sides...it's hard to find the feathers I love, as there are no pheasents here. Thank you for the beautiful inspirations. Lots of hugs,
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I'd never be able to pick just one! They are all so lovely! Of course, I am in love with silver serving pieces, so I love anything with lots of silver on it!!!
ReplyDeleteMarty, your tables are all beautiful. I can't even pick a favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy Thanksgiving table is very simple as I will be having Thanksgiving at my daughter's.
Thanks for sharing all your lovely tables.
Barb
Marty, lovely inspirations for our Thanksgiving tables. Thanks for maintaining your archives for our benefit. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteAll your tables are very lovely. I would feel so special dining at the black and white with all the silver. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the beautiful tables, I like the first one best but it is hard to choose, they are all pretty, Laura
ReplyDeleteOh Marty, your tablescape is just exquisite! I'd do a repeat without hesitation! It's just gorgeous!
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Nancy
They are all stunning but I have to say the black and white is my favorite..
ReplyDeleteIt'll just be 2 of us this year so no big table scape.. maybe just a little something on the tea tray in front of the fire.
Just lovely! All of them are so inviting (what time shall I be there?) I love the feathers in one of the centerpieces!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration. I have a tough time with figuring out what makes my dining room table pop. You have inspired me!
ReplyDeleteNot quite there yet. I'm working on it though.
ReplyDeleteYours are all lovely!
Have a wonderful weekend.
Kathy
Pretty tables, Marty. We aren't having flowers on our Thanksgiving table this year. Perhaps we will at Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI don't have to set a Thanksgiving table this year since my sister is hosting. I love how your table turned out from last year. It's so pretty! Your china pattern is very nice.
ReplyDeleteso lovely, I'm not going to be doing Thanksgiving dinner at all this year, but I love looking at everyone's tabletops!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty tables -- all!!! I can't pick a favorite!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow Marty, you've had so many pretty tables over the years. Each so different, some formal, some a little casual, but all spectacular!
ReplyDeleteI've still working on mine, I think I've got a plan. ;D
I do like your last one the best! Your china is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStill thinking about mine!
They are all gorgeous, but my favorite is the green and white one. However, my favorite centerpiece is the last one. Can't wait to see what you come up with this year. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
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You have so many gorgeous tables there Marty!
ReplyDeleteI love them all and knowing you your table will be outstandingly gorgeous this year too!
Hugs friend,
Cindy
As always your table setting is breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteAll of yours are so pretty, but I really like the one you think you may repeat. There will only be 6 of us for dinner, so I've decided to use the breakfast room table & keep it less formal. I have my plan all written down in my "Little Holiday Book," and will make it happen Thanksgiving eve. Thanks, Marty, for always being such an inspiration.
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