Tis’ the season for holiday parties and if you’re a hostess with the mostess you’re probably throwing a majority of the holiday parties for your friends and family. Most holiday events revolve around the dining table because there are lots of food to be shared during the holidays – from appetizers, to main dishes, desserts, and drinks – your dining table gets a lot of attention this time of year. A beautiful dining table centerpiece is like the icing on the cake – it completes the look and feel of your dining area and compliments the dishes on the table. Here are 5 holiday centerpiece ideas that will spark joy for you and your guests this holiday season.
Candy Cane Land
If you’re looking to create a playful holiday centerpiece this year, create a candy cane themed tablescape. Use the red and white stripe pattern as your guide and make a whimsical centerpiece out of candy canes or candy cane colored holiday accessories.
Winter Wonderland
Just because you live in California, doesn’t mean you can’t create your own winter wonderland. Ditch your holiday table runner and make your own out of fake snow. Sprinkle a layer of faux snow at the center of your table and then add miniature Christmass trees, reindeers, houses, anything that will add cheer to your winter wonderland.
Classic Holiday Garland
Nothing screams the holidays like a holiday garland as your table centerpiece. Especially, if you’re short on time, a lush green garland is a quick and easy way to decorate your table for your holiday party. Add a few candles to your garland centerpiece to create a peaceful and cozy ambience.
Sophisticated White Roses
For a more elegant, but modern holiday centerpiece, create an arrangement of white roses. Make a dramatic centerpiece using only white roses by keeping the snowy white palette throughout your table setting. Layer the crisp white table linens and add a touch of metallic for a shiny and polished look.
Feminine Affair
Make your holiday centerpiece a femine affair with soft velvet table linens, big bows, and bouquets of colorful vibrant flowers. Take a chance and change up the typical holiday colors with deep purples, dark cherry reds, and velvety forest greens.
