Happy Thursday, dear ones! I hope your week has been good so far. We are still experiencing gray skies and cloudy days mixed with fog and rain. But, I am choosing to enjoy the quiet and stillness of these winter days. In a blink of the eye, spring will be here!
“For the earth will be filled with the knowledge of the glory of the Lord as the waters cover the sea.”
Habakkuk 2:14
With Valentine’s Day coming soon, I have rounded up tables and centerpieces to provide inspiration for your celebration!
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Next to Christmas, Valentine’s Day tablescapes are my favorite! I love the mixing of reds and pinks.
Lots Of Love: A Valentine’s Day Tablescape
A table for four!
Reservations For 2 At The Sunshine Cottage
I have saved many of my Valentine’s cards from my RM and often display them!
The Softer Side of Valentine’s
An easy centerpiece!
Monday Morning Blooms – What’s Not To Love?!
Pink and white lisianthus, alstroemeria, and seeded eucalyptus fill a silver teapot!
L-O-V-E (A Valentine’s Day Tablescape)
Have you ever thought of using wrapping paper for a table runner?
A burlap runner adds a rustic touch to a feminine table!
Valentine’s In The Sunshine Cottage
An easy and fun centerpiece by stacking plates and adding a pitcher of blooms!
Nineteen table stylists and I will be here for a Valentine Tablescape Blog Hop next Tuesday. I hope you can join us!
Thank you for your visit and gracious comments. Wishing you a delightful day!
Linking with:
Pieced Pastimes, Between Naps on the Porch, Katherines Corner, Follow The Yellow Brick Home,
Imparting Grace,Life and Linda
Such a beautiful round up of Valentine’s Day tables and inspiration Pam! Love your pitcher of blooms elevated on the mossy plate stack layers and I can tell macarons are your favorite treat. 😊 Happy Thursday ♥
Thanks so much, Mary. Yes, macarons are a favorite and since RM doesn’t care for them, I keep them all for myself!
All are beautiful. Love your stacked plates with the moss. Very unique and pretty.
Have a great week. Hugs. Kris
Thanks so much, Kris ♥️
Love your mixing of pink and red and all the beautiful settings. Why did my eye immediately go the pink & red M&Ms!! I am also a big fan of carnations because they last so long and smell clean and spicy. These dark, rainy days are just a great time to hibernate with a book or clean out drawers!
Roxanne, I have more of the pink and red M&M’s! Come on over🥰
Pam, Your Valentine’s tablescape roundup is beautiful! I love the soft colorful linens and the floral bouquets. Your plate stack with the moss is so pretty. Your velvet heart is a favorite. Valentine tables allow us to use our finest feminine china. Love your choices of china plates, especially the green vintage ones. I know china has to be hand washed, but it elevates a table with the colors, gold trim and intricate designs. I must agree that Valentine’s is a favorite tablescape time because the colors used are so lovely. Isn’t there a golden wedding anniversary around the corner for you and Butch? That’s a marvelous milestone indeed! Happy Thursday! Clara❤️
Thanks so much, Clara. Yes, you have a fabulous memory. We will be celebrating our Golden Anniversary on February 23rd ♥️♥️
These are all just beautiful, Pam. I especially love the red transferware and cute “accessories” on the tables. Where on earth do you store your china?!
Thank you, Jeanie. Thankfully, I have lots of cabinets and good storage in the cottage!
A feast for the eyes, Pam–every photo the epitome of beauty and refinement! Thank you for sharing with us your gifts of hospitality and creativity.
Thank you, Nancy. Have a lovely weekend!
Gorgeous tables and centerpieces! Along with yummy treats.
And that plate stack with moss is so lovely.
Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you, dear one!
What a great round-up Pam! All are lovely and I love that you mix the pinks and reds. The moss plate stack a pitcher of flowers is genius and so is the wrapping paper table runner – so clever and creative! Thank you for sharing all this gorgeousness and inspiration!
Thanks so much, Kim. Have a wonderful weekend, my friend!
Pam, this is such a stunning post full of wonderful Valentine’s Day inspiration. I love all the pretty reds and pinks. It just makes my heart sing! I don’t think I could choose a favorite. Each setting is beautiful! Happy Friday, sweet friend! Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you, Shannon. Happy weekend to you!
I decided, enough is enough. Time to pull myself out of the dumps and rejoin the rest of the bunch! With that said, I have already decided to decorate for Valentine’s Day, as I would for Christmas. maybe not that over the top. so, I am super excited to find so much inspiration.
Nonie, I know you are creative. Decorate for Valentine’s Day, it will lift your spirit ♥️
Pam, a lovely round up for Valentine’s Day. I love looking back and seeing what you created. Reds and pinks are so pretty. Like everyone else, I love the moss and the pitcher with lovely flowers. Very creative and gorgeous as well. I am looking forward to seeing your next Valentine table.
Thanks so much, Linda for your sweet comments!
I would never think to use wrapping paper as a table runner, but what a great idea! And I am hearing “Love is in the Air” playing through my mind after reading the title of your last post! I hadn’t thought of that song in a long time. I hope you and your family are doing well, sweet friend!
Wrapping paper is perfect and economical!
These are just beautiful tablescapes! Thank you so much for sharing your artistry–you inspire me!
Thanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party at Imparting Grace. I’m featuring you this week!
Thank you, Richella. I always enjoy your party!
I love to mix red and pinks, too! It’s so pretty, and it adds a lot of visual interest. I’ve used wrapping paper a couple of times as a table runner. Great and easy and inexpensive way to gussy up a table, for sure!
Your tablescapes are always top notch, and I’m glad to take this look back with you for Valentines Day!
Thanks you for your sweet comments. Happy Valentine’s Day!