Can y'all believe that tomorrow is Christmas?! My son and his family arrived yesterday so I have a house full. Today I will be making dishes ahead for tomorrow morning and one to take to my brother's house tonight for our family Christmas gathering. Today I'm sharing the table and counter that are set for Christmas breakfast and ready to be surrounded with family.
I switched out the chairs so we have room for the six adults at the table.
A simple line of trees creates the centerpiece.
I used everything I had on hand except for one thing.
The one new thing are the champagne glasses that I found at HomeGoods that we will have mimosas in.
I already had the water glasses and the motif on the glasses is different, but work together.
The plates were bought at Target many years ago.
The four grandchildren will sit at the counter.
I'm using the cute Santa plates for the kids.
Snowflake glasses are adorned with a prize.
Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas!!
Be sure to check out more inspiration below.
Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry Christmas!!
Be sure to check out more inspiration below.
Merry Christmas from Wisconsin! Thank you again for your inspiration and for reminding me that it is the little touches that help make everyone feel welcome. Enjoy the holiday!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from Alabama! Enjoyed great tips for white dishes as I now have square ones but would like round so I pinned several of your suggestions. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI can't take credit for the dishes. That is Stone Gable's post.
DeleteVery pretty Kim..We have the same countertops!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Kim! Hope you enjoy every minute with your beautiful family!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table settings and you made the kids feel just as special as the grown ups!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and have fun with the family! Love those champagne glasses!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas Kim. Enjoy your sweet family.
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Kris
Merry Christmas Kim!
ReplyDeleteI'm new here and love your gold lantern! Did you paint one from a famous home decorator catalog? Thanks! Apex, NC
ReplyDeleteMaria, it is from Ballard's and I used Rub n Buff in Antique Gold. It was so easy.
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