Five Festive Touches for Your Holiday Table

CREATIVE PLACECARD HOLDERS

An easy last-minute Christmas craft could be creating clever place card holders for your table setting! Use those leftover candy canes to prop up names, or create mini wreaths for each place setting. Pine cones work well, too! You could even brush them with some metallic paint or frost their edges to make them even more festive!

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Photo by Camille Styles

Photo by Peter Krumhardt and Colleen Duffley

MONOGRAMMED LINENS

Every Southern hostess has monogrammed linens on hand for all occasions! Pull out the Christmas linens in red, green, silver or gold to set the table with holiday spirit.

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Photo by Leontine Linens

Photo by Bella Lino

CANDLELIGHT

If you’re hosting Christmas Eve or Christmas dinner, this is the time to light the candles! Tall and tapered ones are glamorous atop candelabras and votive candles down lower add to the ambiance. By layering heights, you can achieve a magical glow to match the magic of the season!

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Photo by Kai Heeringa

FESTIVE FRUITS AND GREENERY

Look no farther than your grocery run or backyard for some final tabletop touches! Pomegranates and pears, citrus fruits, artichokes…even magnolia leaves and small tree branches can bring the outside in to charm guests and enhance the feeling of home.

Photo by Taryn Whiteaker

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Photo by Splendid Sass

TOUCHES OF TARTAN

There’s perhaps no more traditional Christmas pattern than Tartan plaid. Add placemats, a table runner, napkins or coasters in Tartan to add texture to your table in a classic way.

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Photo by Provident Home Design

VOILA, Y’ALL!™ Please tag #lolliandme in your posts if you give any of these ideas a try, and let us know how your holiday tables turn out!

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