I can’t believe Thanksgiving will be here in just a few weeks. The year is flying by and it’s time to start thinking about dressing your table for that big turkey meal. I’m so excited to have joined up with some awesome ladies to share my Thanksgiving table setting with you all. Thanksgiving has always been one of my favorite holidays. This year is a little extra special for me. I’m hosting my first Thanksgiving. Not to mention it our first Thanksgiving in our new house too. I can almost guarantee that everything wont be perfect but I do have my table setting done and ready to go. I hope you’ll be inspired today and you’ll be ready for your guest too!
Easy & Rustic Thanksgiving Tablescape
Living in Georgia you just never know what you’re going to get when it comes to the weather in November. The last couple of Thanksgivings we’ve been able to sit outside and enjoy the gorgeous colors with just the slightest chill in the air. I decided that our back patio was the perfect spot for our Thanksgiving table this year.
Mini pumpkin bread loaves at each place setting makes for a yummy take-home treat!
I used heirloom pumpkins with muted tones and fresh holly clippings from my yard.
Candle sticks have been picked up at thrift stores over time and the ticking stripe fabric can be found here. I just cut to the right size for my table, sewed and frayed the edges.
Sitting outside or in, this table setting was extremely easy to throw together. It doesn’t have to be perfect, just welcoming. With the tablescape checked off the list I have more time to focus on family and friends. I wish you all a beautiful and blessed Thanksgiving!
Now off to the other beautiful table settings on our blog hop –
I absolutely love it Amanda! Those candle sticks and those pumpkin loaves ? all the best hoisting your first thanksgiving!
Thanks Deb! I’m really excited. I just have to cross my fingers for a smooth dinner 🙂
Beautiful Amanda! I want to sit outside for Thanksgiving!!!
Thanks Tara! If our weather keeps trending down we probably wont be able to sit outside this year. I guess it’s a good trade off though. I prefer the cooler temps. 🙂
It’s absolutely beautiful, Amanda! I love that gorgeous table. The pumpkins and candlesticks are so pretty, and the mini pumpkin loaves are the perfect finishing touch!
Thank you so much Sarah! I think we were eating pumpkin bread for two weeks straight, haha!