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Summer Soiree

Summer Yard Picnics

Creating the perfect soiree/party doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are a few tips to keep things simple yet absolutely stunning.

  1. Pick a color palette /theme - Color pallets and themes help you minimize decisions. In this case I chose “Cottage Garden” - There was definitely a feeling I was going for. Comfortable and warm. So I chose natural fabrics for the linens: a striped cotton table cloth I thrifted along with Herb Tea Towels I used as large napkins I found over @Joahnns . I pallet help myself when they went on sale. They are most likely on clearance now so if your obsessed - RUN!

  2. Choose your dining wares — I use a Costco brand of plateware that I have really loved along with the perfect glass. (To read more about the glass click here.) The silverware were hand-me-downs however I do plan on finding the ultimate set and sharing it with you all when I do.

  3. Add the details. — This usually encompasess candles, florals and some sort of detail either on the napkin or dinnerware. I chose to stick with my outdoor garden cottage vibe and used a basket with a bowl of ice to keep the wine cool all while keeping it out of site and adding texture to the table. I placed a branch that complemented the arrangement on each table and added a few used pillar candles for some interest. Using what you already have in your home instead of going out and purchasing new things is a sure way to keep things simple.


    And there you have it. Nothing crazy extensive. Just using what I already had at home to set up a fun girls night that will be full of warmth, beauty and conversation.


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