“May the Lord give strength to his people!
May the Lord bless his people with peace!”
Psalm 29:11
As we gather with our sweet families this Thanksgiving, let us not forget the untold millions who will go to sleep once again hungry! We cannot personally feed the entire world, but we can sponsor an orphan for as little as a dollar a day! May we love the least of these by sharing our abundance!
You can see our Thanksgiving Tablescape here: We Give Thanks. Our setting today is transitional from Thanksgiving to Christmas. Hope you will get ideas on how to take your white dinnerware and make it seasonal!
Candlelit dinners are always special. Enjoy them with your family often!
Creamy white linen tablecloth with all cream dinnerware
I found the birch wood containers in Highlands, NC. It is so easy to pop a few natural elements into them for unique arrangements!
My friend, Joann made the beautiful napkin rings for my birthday…love them!
Deer antlers give the table a rustic feel. Butch and Seth share a passion for hunting!
Just a couple of small white pumpkins for a Thanksgiving feel!
I used grapevine wreaths as chargers. These were used at Seth’s and Allie’s rehearsal dinner.
The water glasses are a vintage Fostoria given to me by a friend of my Mother
Antique cut glass purchased recently on a trip to Mentone!
Place cards were a sweet gift from my friend, Kathy
I love the mix of rustic and elegant!
I gathered sage, burning bush, rosemary, and ornamental grass blooms from our yard to fill the birch containers!
The Rogers Bros. silver plated flatware given to Butch and me for our wedding from my Mother
Pheasant soup tureen serves as the centerpiece!
“Give thanks to the Lord, our God and King
His love endures forever
For He is good, He is above all things
His love endures forever…”
-Chris Tomlin
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Susie says
Wow what a beautiful tablescape the white dishes are stunning and it is both classy and elegant very well put together.Susie
Pam Richardson says
Thank you, Susie! Happy Thanksgiving! Pam
engelsfrance says
Every detail is just perfection!
Pam Richardson says
Thank you so much!! Started following your blog, France!! Blessings, Pam
Dawna says
Happy Thanksgiving! Your table looks beautiful and I hope you have a wonderful visit around it with family and friends! I live in Canada, so we have already celebrated our thankful day! Enjoy! Stopping by from Sweet n Simple blog hop.
Pam Richardson says
Dawna, thank you for stopping for a visit. Please come back again! Thank you for your comments and sweet wishes! Blessings, Pam!!
Marigene says
Beautifully elegant table, Pam. I love the different textures of the dishes and the beautiful stemware. But my favorite are the birchwood containers…they are fabulous.
Have a wonderful week.
Pam Richardson says
Marigene, I always enjoy hearing from you. You are such an encourager. I also love the birch containers and wish I had bought at least one more. Wishing you a great Christmas season!
Blessings, Pam
Jann Olson says
What a beautiful table! I love the birch holders. White dishes are always classic and can be dressed up or down. Thanks for sharing with SYC.
hugs,
Jann
Pam Richardson says
Thank you Jann for your party and always commenting! I, too love the birch vases! Blessings, Pam
Judy Allford Arnold says
What is the pattern for the white plates please? Lovely table setting!
Pam Richardson says
Judy, thank you for reading and for your question. The pattern is “Baroque” by American Atelier and only came in boxed sets. I purchased at a local department store several years ago and it was not expensive. Horchow. com still carries it, I think I saw it recently on their website. If you can’t find it, let me know and I might can help. Wishing you a joy-filled Christmas and I hope you will visit our blog often! Blessings, Pam
Judy Allford Arnold says
Thanks Pam! Merry Christmas to you as well!
Alice W. says
This is sooo beautiful! And hey we have the same plates! 🙂
Pam Richardson says
Oh, Alice I hope you have enjoyed the plates as much as I have! Merry Christmas!! Thank you for reading and commenting! Blessings, Pam!
lynn at shabby story says
what a beautiful talent you have for tablescaping, pam! and i just LOVE your white plates and great chargers! merry christmas to you, and thanks for linking up with creating christmas:)
Pam Richardson says
Lynn, thank you for sweet words and for the party! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Christine @ Rustic & Refined says
Stunning table! What a genius idea to use the air plants as decor for your napkins too.
I may have to borrow that idea!
Pam Richardson says
Thanks so much Christine! You are welcome to any ideas that I share! Happy weekend!
lulu says
The elegance of your table is something to be thankful for, my friend. The birch holders are great and I’m sure you will find many occasions where they are perfect. I’d love to express my gratitude at one of your beautiful tables.
Pam Richardson says
Linda, thanks so much! I would love to have you sit down and have a great conversation and good food!
barbara carroll says
What a beautiful table! I just love the quiet feel of the predominately white table. The textures on this table are just wonderful. I would love to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal around this table.
Pam Richardson says
Barbara, thanks for your gracious comments! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!