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thanksgiving decorations made simple

11/16/2018

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By Hannah McCarthy
Executive Assistant

Thanksgiving is a holiday that often seems stressful to host. When trying to decorate, people constantly worry about how their space will look and as a result they create a lot of unnecessary work for themselves. Below we have broken down decorating into a few ideas for you!
Focus on your Table
One simple way to decorate is to focus on your table. There are two things that contribute to a great table: the centerpiece and the tableware. You can do either a more detailed centerpiece and simple tableware or reverse it and do more detailed tableware with a simple centerpiece. We love the tableware in the image below! 
Tip: For the centerpiece, it is better to make it lower than eye level. Your guests will want to talk to one another and while having a tall centerpiece in the middle of the table looks beautiful, it can also make a conversation awkward. If you opt for a lower centerpiece, your guests will have an easier time making eye contact and carrying on their conversations. Some easy items to put in a short centerpiece are a table runner, greenery, votive candles, short florals, cotton, pumpkins, gourds, berries, acorns, pine cones etc.
Source:
https://www.crateandbarrel.com/artesia-grey-rattan-round-placemat/f58086
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Food Display
Using food as a way to decorate can make your life so much easier! If you focus on the display of your food, your Thanksgiving will instantly look put together. One great area to use this idea is the dessert table. Some desserts that look nice are chocolate covered strawberries, sugar cookies, pie with a decorative topping, cake pops, cupcakes, etc.
Tip: Use different levels when displaying food on the dessert table; it is an easy way to add more dimension to the table.  Source:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/94/fb/45/94fb4526eb5bd8f00e50b32325f41162.jpg
 Pumpkins and Gourds
Pumpkins and gourds are a quick way to bring fall into your space. The great thing about them is that they do not require much time for setup or cleanup. Using different sizes, colors, and textures can bring the space together. Pumpkins and Gourds can go most places in your event space: kitchen, dining room, living room, restroom, entry, etc.
Tip: Coordinate the colors with your table. This will make the look and vibe of your whole event more cohesive!
Source:
​https://www.google.com/search?q=pumpkins+and+gourds+brick+wall+thanksgiving&rlz=1C1CAFA_enUS688US697&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjcjc2AxtfeAhVpxlQKHT9tA_YQ_AUIDigB&biw=1707&bih=821#imgrc=mX6rKUHzyAa6oM: 
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Banners
Banners are another easy way to make your event space look like fall. Banners can be hung on a wall, mantle, mirror, door, etc. Pre-made Thanksgiving banners can be purchased at most craft and home decor stores. If you are more crafty, you can try your hand at making a banner!
​Tip: Use multiple, coordinating banners to easily fill up a wall or an empty space.
Source:
​https://howtonestforless.com/happy-autumn-bunting-banner/
Have a fun time decorating your space for Thanksgiving! Most importantly, make sure to enjoy your time with your guests. Cheers!  ​
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