Pink and White Valentines Day Tablescape

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Pink and White Valentines Day Tablescape
The Place-setting
The Centerpiece Garland
The Final Accents
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Pink and White Valentines Day Tablescape

If you are joining me from Vintage Society Co, welcome! I’m so happy you’re here for this Valentine’s Day Blog Hop! Who doesn’t love a pink and white Valentine’s Day Tablescape? I know I do! I set this table for a little potluck luncheon I hosted for some friends to celebrate Valentine’s Day. After we ate, we all took turns sharing what we loved about each other. It was so much fun, and everyone went away feeling loved and admired by the end of the lunch! We all need that once in a while, and what better time to share your heart than Valentine’s Day?

The Place-setting

I found the pink dishes at Homegoods, and after going to four different stores, I had enough for ten place-settings. My table seats ten, so I had to find at least that many! I also found five of each of these wicker platelets and decided it would still work if I used two different ones that looked very similar. If you can’t find enough of one item in your place-setting, you can mix and match when the patterns are similar.

I also found the napkins and napkin rings at Homegoods. The pink napkins had some silver beading along the top, so I used silver flatware. Since my placemats were white, I used white napkin rings to bring them all together.

The Centerpiece Garland

For the centerpiece garland, I used faux greenery and flowers. First, I laid a white table runner in the center of the table. Next, I layered a garland of mixed greens after fluffing it. Then I layered in some eucalyptus stems, and then pink and white flower stems. The green garland works as a base, and then I slide the stems into the greenery base.

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I used pink and white peonies, cherry blossoms, and roses for the flowers.

The Final Accents

To add a little more color and create warmth, I always add in candles. This time I used pink votive candles, but you can use candlesticks or anything you like.

One extra detail I almost always add is individual salt and pepper shakers. I place them next to each place-setting. I always try to match them to my place-settings and they add a personal touch. You can also add in place cards for each guest. I didn’t do this for this tablescape, but it’s always a nice added touch if you have the time.

I hope you like this Pink and White Valentine’s Day Tablescape. It’s always fun gathering your friends around a table and sharing what you love about each other.

My friend Mansa from This Is Simplicite is next in our Valentine’s Day blog hop! She’s got some great table ideas, along with the rest of these talented women! Be sure to check them all out!