I am obsessed with everything about this tablescape! That said, it may be a little ambitious for your average Fall dinner party. But there are elements you can borrow and recreate below!
GET CREATIVE WITH NAME CARDS!
Every little personal touch makes your Fall table setting that much more memorable! I love the idea of pine cones as place card holders. For very little money you can get stamps at a craft store and use some craft paper to create a personal place card your guests will remember. Equally as memorable is a napkin ring made of olive branches. I like how the one below is used simply as decoration and it doesn’t actually go around the napkin.You could also use colored twine and some ribbon for the name card. Of course, Heath ceramics (as seen below) are always a good idea for a rustic look!
Just a classic name card with a rustic element like a pine cone, Fall flower, or feather can also look simple and beautiful.
NATURAL GREENERY AS CENTERPIECE :
Baby’s breath, hygrangea and lettuce can be overlooked but simple and beautiful ideas for centerpieces. Sometimes rustic simplicity is the way to go! This looks especially good if you are using neutrals like burlap, wood and twine as accents.
WHEAT AND PUMPKINS:
Pumpkins aren’t only for Halloween! Pumpkin and squash look great as centerpieces or down a long table. Combined with bunches of wheat, or colorful pumpkins with other elements are great ideas for a Fall table setting. I love the inclusion of berries and even bunches of cotton in the tables below.
LONG, CASCADING CENTERPIECES & FRUITS:
just a few long branches of pepper berries can add a pop of color down any long table. Incorporating fruits as part of he centerpiece or on each guests plate is another beautiful and organic way to add color flare to a Fall table.
I love the simple greenery above mixed with persimmon!
How gorgeous are these magnolia leaves, dahlias, ranunculus and persimmon all together? I love cascading centerpiece in lieu one larger piece.
Again, a pinecone never hurt anyone! Loving all these colors together!
An outdoor, Moroccan-inspired dinner is also a great idea. These wildflowers can even be collected instead of purchased. Floor seating is super intimate and cozy as well!
Candles, candles, candles! The more the better! Not only on the tables but all around the house. They are inviting and intimate.
OVERFLOWING ORGANIC CENTERPIECES:
These arrangements from Jenni Kayne’s blog Rip+Tan are so beautiful! Not only the colors, but the way they spill over the side! Check out her post for how to create them at home. This type of arrangement is really nice for Fall as opposed to a tightly bunched grouping of flowers.
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