6 thoughts on “Friday Favorites: Fall Entertaining Edition”
They are all so pretty, but are these just for show, or do people really sit down and eat at these tables? Not much room for the meal being served. My favorite is the last one, by Kelley Nan. Simple, with room for food.
Just an FYI, I looked into Indian Summer because I thought many people used it incorrectly and I was right. According to the old Farmer’s Almanac, Indian Summer occurs between St. Martin’s Day (November11) and November 20. So in the future, you can refer to this and know when to call Indian Summer, Indian Summer. It’s too early!!!!!
So beautiful and inspiring – great choices! I will definitely be piling my table high with pumpkins and fall decor – as each season passes, i get more and more adventurous with my decorating, particularly because of fabulously creative blog posts such as these! x
I love Stone Green Gable’s table. The pale pumpkins and greens just look beautiful! I guess those are the colors I use so I tend to gravitate to that look. I leave my tablescape on the table and pass the food around and then put it on a buffet so that we can enjoy the pumpkins while we eat!
They are all so pretty, but are these just for show, or do people really sit down and eat at these tables? Not much room for the meal being served. My favorite is the last one, by Kelley Nan. Simple, with room for food.
Just an FYI, I looked into Indian Summer because I thought many people used it incorrectly and I was right. According to the old Farmer’s Almanac, Indian Summer occurs between St. Martin’s Day (November11) and November 20. So in the future, you can refer to this and know when to call Indian Summer, Indian Summer. It’s too early!!!!!
So beautiful and inspiring – great choices! I will definitely be piling my table high with pumpkins and fall decor – as each season passes, i get more and more adventurous with my decorating, particularly because of fabulously creative blog posts such as these! x
They’re all so beautiful I love a styled table it add so much to a room.
I love Stone Green Gable’s table. The pale pumpkins and greens just look beautiful! I guess those are the colors I use so I tend to gravitate to that look. I leave my tablescape on the table and pass the food around and then put it on a buffet so that we can enjoy the pumpkins while we eat!
Hi Debbie,
I love that idea and I absolutely love Stone Green Gable’s table too. Every year I pick up so many new ideas from everyone. xx