Here's a two second centerpiece: pour two bags of cranberries in a bowl, tie it up with a grosgrain ribbon and add a sprig of pine! For sweet favors, try Cardemum Gingersnaps!
Sources: pudding bowl-vintage, small white bowls, plates, utensils- Target, gingham napkins- Magasinet Vaxholm, fabric for tablecloth- Mill End Fabrics, boxes + labels- Martha Stewart Crafts, ribbon + candles- Michael's Crafts, gingersnaps- Annas.
Styling, me. Styling assistant, Amber Furqueron. Photos: Altura Studio.
Yesterday I had the chance to style a series of holiday tables. I like tabletops to be fast + easy to assemble so I've created several ideas using seasonal fruit as centerpieces. Luckily, John Valls of Altura Studio was around to photograph them.
This table is meant for a Christmas breakfast. I gathered tangerines, kumquats, and snipped the flowers off some paperwhites for an untraditional, but still seasonal look.The favors are lemon curd + and if you'd like my great-grandmother's recipe, you can find it here.
I hope you enjoy. More to come soon!
Sources: blue linen for tablecloth- Mill End Fabrics, bowls + plates- Cost Plus, utensils + napkins- vintage, glasses- Canoe, jars- The Container Store.
Photos copyright Altura Studio. Thank you to Amber for assisting.
For my latest Project Wedding article, I paired Liberty napkins with linen, kraft paper, and surprisingly, some grocery store carnations, for a cozy winter table top. See full article here.
I made these little teacup flower arrangements for Project Wedding. They could be used for a shower, a luncheon or any girly sort of party. Full article and instructions here.
As you know, I am always a sucker for farm-inspired anything! I had a lot of fun with this table for Project Wedding. I was able to use some of my new finds from this amazing second-hand shop in Stockholm. Hope you enjoy!
I've had these photos filed away for some time. I want to go set up a table in a field or on a beach and eat amazing food with friends!
1. Mikkel Vang. 2. Roland Bello.
How adorable is this book of gingham place mats? I just about died when I spotted them in a shop today. Perfect for a lobster feast, me thinks. By Plenty Design.
Cheri of Scout Holiday pulled off the most magical, homemade wedding party I've ever seen. I love the confetti, flags, paper cranes, streamers, and heart shaped balloons. I love how imperfect, yet perfect it all is!
Photos by James Ryang.
I've been really excited about all the gorgeous Queen Anne's Lace growing along the roadsides lately. I decided to pair them with linen and a handmade ceramic vase from Ink & Peat for this Project Wedding story.
