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Christmas table centrepieces
fatblackandwhite
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Every year, although my table always looks good and is all coordinated etc I always seem to leave the centrepiece for an afterthought. The colour scheme has always been cream with gold accents although I am contemplating going red, white and silver this year (to make it more child appealing...). I want to plan my centrepiece now (ideally I want all Christmas preparations done by the end of next week). However, despite being very creative I am stumped. Don't really want floral and ideally want something I can use every year as a tradition.
I would be exceptionally grateful if anyone would share their ideas, even photos!
Thank you
I would be exceptionally grateful if anyone would share their ideas, even photos!
Thank you
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You could go for a nice vase with battery operated lights in it, my sister done this last year and it looked lovely she had a white theme, or a sweet tree, there is a thread on here on them, I am doing a forrero roche one I always usually make a christmas themed one with a large candle and oasis and a few xmas decs but thought I would change it this yearThrifty Gifty Money Making =£280 Sealed pot challenge 1192 Toluna = 77339 Bingoport = £10 redeemed + 33470
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Last year we had a blue and silver theme.
I covered a freestanding MDF christmas tree with papers and other embellishments and then around the base I used the individual battery nighlights. The kids loved it - but it was very grown up too. IYKWIM.
Just read the previous post! How about a nice vase with baubles in? A friend bought us a nice clear vase a few years ago and lots of red baubles to put on it with a message on the tag that read "Open BEFORE Christmas". We had it on the hearth and it looked lovely.0 -
I have bought a fish bowl vase & plan to put baubles in. However will use it all year round with different things in. Me and DH said last night we should think of a new theme each month lol!Spreading a little Christmas joy all year round :santa2:0
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I have a fish bowl vase that I use in my hall all year round I just add different things at christmas. I have some nice baubles and battery operated lights in at the moment.0
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I have silver, red and white colour scheme, and have a frosted wreath in the middle of the table with pine cones and berries, and a candle in the middle of it.0
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we have one of these with gold and red baubles on it
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I have bought a fish bowl vase & plan to put baubles in. However will use it all year round with different things in. Me and DH said last night we should think of a new theme each month lol!
ive got conkers and pine cones in mine this month lol lol! i use pebbles and allsorts through the year then pop a candle on it!:A :j0 -
We tend to use the xmas cake as the centre piece.0
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I had some little cream boxes with brown ribbon and brown boxes with cream ribbon my mum had been given with choc in in a hotel. I put a note inside each one saying £5 had been donated to X charity, did them up and put the persons name on it. I then arranged them in a gold sleigh I got cheap from Lakeland with some gold fine shred. Before pud everyone opened theirs. The year before I did Easter chicks and my family looked at me like I had gone mad until before pud and I explained in honour of them chickens had been delivered to a family in AfricaBest wins in 2013 £200 and Mini iPad. 2014 no wins. 2015 2 nights 5* hotel with £300 vouchers plus £1150 Harrods gift card
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Roast turkey is our centre piece. Dinner is served to husband and (grown-up) sons. It's all they're ever going to need, notice or appreciate.Reason for edit? Can spell, can't type!0
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