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Holiday Table Decorations

This past Sunday night was our church's annual Christmas banquet.  This year I asked our ladies to volunteer to "host" a table and take responsibility for decorating it.  It was so much fun to see all of the different ideas that they came up with~each table was beautiful and unique!

If you're needing some ideas for decorating your holiday table, here are some great ideas for you.

The Retro Table

The Classic Christmas Table

The Christmas Village Table

The White Poinsettia Table

The Grinch Table

The Blue & White Table

The Snowman Table

The Red & Silver Table

The Red Poinsettia Table

The Rustic Table

The Christmas Toys Table

It was a very fun night and everyone loved the tables~you can see how creative people were!  The idea was to use what you already had and not to go buy a bunch of new stuff.  

My table was the Retro one (first photo) and I already had the tinsel tree, ornaments, the PEACE garland, and dishes.  I did pick up 2 yards of fabric at Hobby Lobby to add some more color.  Plus we had found those giant pinecones a couple of months ago at a friend's house and saved them to use somehow for the holidays.  We just spray painted them and glittered them for the table.  I loved the way they turned out!  Some tea lights and Hershey kisses finished off the table.  Easy Peasy!


I loved seeing what the other ladies did with their tables because now I have more ideas for how to use other things that I have.

Happy Christmas decorating!
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Lisa C. said…
They all look beautiful! And full of great ideas!
December 6, 2012 at 11:00 AM
benilhalk said…
Pleased to know about these pre-wedding day tips. Couple of months ago, arranged my cousin’s engagement by booking one of popular Seattle venues. Invited all our family and friends and had an amazing time.
January 31, 2017 at 4:36 AM
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