Decorating Thanksgiving table tips and tricks

Posted on: 14 November/  Posted by: DjurdjevacOne Comment.
Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving day started celebrating a long time ago in 1621. when the first settlers came searching for the New World. Since only half of them survived that first year, their native friends showed them how to survive with the crops, catching wild animals and fishing. They were thankful for the blessings of harvest and they started celebrating food that was on the table.

 

Did you know?

1.The first Thanksgiving wasn’t a feast, natives helped settlers by bringing them food.
2. It was in 1941. that the Thanksgiving day was declared as national holiday. It was declared to be on fourth Thursday in November.
3. At the first Thanksgiving, a turkey wasn’t served. They probably ate ducks, geese, lobster or a deer, potatoes, and corn. Today traditional food that is served on Thanksgiving day has stuffed a turkey, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie, and cranberry sauce.
4. First Thanksgiving lasted for three days.
5. On Thanksgiving, Americans eat 46 tons of turkey.

So now that you know, let’s start celebrating Thanksgiving, gather kids and family, arrange the table and decorate your home for the celebration.
Here are ideas how to arrange your home for thanksgiving.

 

Put more colors on the table

Autumn is full of colors. Brown,gold,red, yellow… use some colorful leaves and set it on the table between plates.

golden thanksgiving table

golden thanksgiving table

fall centerpiece

fall centerpiece

thanksgiving decorations

thanksgiving decorations

thanksgiving table

thanksgiving table

 

Set up separate table special for kids

Let your kids know your history and tradition. That is the place where all the fun will be. They don’t need much, cups for juice, flower centerpiece with few candles, carved a pumpkin, food and desserts on the table and let the fiesta begins.

thanksgiving kids table

thanksgiving kids table

bright and colorful kids table

bright and colorful kids table

thanksgiving kids table

thanksgiving kids table

table for kids

for kids

 

Decorate an attractive centerpiece

Casual and  but elegant centerpiece is always a  great idea for the celebration.

Thanksgiving day centerpiece

Thanksgiving day centerpiece

Decorative candles are always in trend

Thanksgiving is about celebrating harvest so why not  spark candles in a glass with an epitome of autumn.

Thanksgiving spark

Thanksgiving spark

thanks giving centerpeice

Don’t forget to decorate napkin holder

Assemble table but don’t forget napkin holder, that’s just one more thing to be thankful for that will decorate your beautiful table

Thankful napkin

Thankful napkin

Thanksgiving napking holder

Thanksgiving napkin holder

Welcome your friends and family

The door wreath is a great way to welcome your friends and family, so create a circle full of love for thanksgiving

Thanksgiving wreath

How about name cards?

All are welcome and will find a way to their special place

 

Namecards

Namecards

Thanksgiving namecards

Thanksgiving namecards

Thanksgiving namecards

Thanksgiving name cards

Plates with thanksgiving motive – great gift!

Plates with thanksgiving motive can be very thoughtful as a unique gift or as an expression of thanks.

Lovely thanksgiving plates

Lovely thanksgiving plates

Lovely thanksgiving plates

Lovely thanksgiving plates

Jar of fresh garden flowers.

Don’t forget to put colorful garden flowers to the table so it looks lively.

 

Flowers with candle in a jar

Flowers with candle in a jar

Decorative tableware can contribute

Everyday tableware can be  garnished with ribbons and lavender twigs or bundle of hay.

Decorating tableware with lavander

Decorating tableware with lavender

Decorating tableware with flowers

Decorating tableware with flowers

Decorating tableware

Decorating tableware

Decoration with lavander

Decoration with lavender

Lavander bundle

Lavander bundle

 

 

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