Now that it is officially November 1st, (and yes, I have already packed away my Halloween decor) I can turn all my attention to thoughts of Thanksgiving,
So I've been scouring the internet for pretty Thanksgiving ideas and thought I'd share some of them with you.
I love this centerpiece...a pedestal dish of pears flanked by roses.
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The colors of this tablescape are so vibrant, I love them.
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I love this vignette and wish I had a large vintage scoop so I could copy it.
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| Better Homes & Gardens |
Another pretty table.
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| Better Homes & Gardens |
White is always pleasing.
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Now that the cobwebs have been swept away & the ghouls retired for another year, are you having thoughts of Thanksgiving?
YEP-Starting today-I pack away Halloween and bring out Turkey! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI am with ya, in fact I started tearing down Halloween last week. I have to rip down the outside, over it, next please! LOL Great inspiration here Gina.
ReplyDeleteOH Yes, Thanksgiving ...love the month of November, I love dressing the table and having family over for dinner...
ReplyDeleteLove all your inspiration! Especially the pears in the first photo. Just might have to copy that one!
ReplyDeleteLove the inspiring photos for November! I am ready for this month and the thanfulness! hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteThanksgiving is at my house this year , so I appreciate the ideas !
ReplyDeleteThose are all very pretty! Love the vintage scoop with apples!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Janet
I love the vintage scoop.
ReplyDeleteI am excited that I am "not" having Thanksgiving this year. I have it all the time. Last year I was going to be in COlorado over Thanksgiving so I had an early dinner on the Sunday before.
I love it when I don't have to cook......getting lazy in my old age, hah.
Hi Gina! I could have written this post myself. Didn't get all my Halloween out this year, and I was constantly thinking of which pumpkins I had that would also work straight into Thanksgiving! Love the Fall and all the pics you shared today!
ReplyDeleteBig TX Hugs,
Stephanie
Angelic Accents
Gina, I love them all! I put away all the Halloween decor today, too. I decorated our dining table, but they are not anywhere as pretty as these! I love the pedestal on the first photo with the roses. I might try something like that closer to Thanksgiving! Nice post!
ReplyDeleteYour inspiration is terrific. I want a big scoop too!!
ReplyDeleteWow what gorgeous tables. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteKathy
To be totally honest, my thoughts are already on Christmas...Hee, hee, hee. All my Halloween decor is put away too and now I'm itchin' to start Christmas decorating :-)
ReplyDeleteMuch love,
♥Ana
Hi Gina,
ReplyDeleteThese are all gorgeous!! I actually decorate for fall instead of Halloween so it takes me through the season! lol These pictures are all so breathtaking and I love that pedestal bowl. XO Cindy
Wow. very inspiring ideas Gina. it all looks so beautiful and colorful. Thanksgiving is on the way. I just put away Halloween. Happy November to you.
ReplyDeleteGina, those are beautiful and inspiring!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Thanksgiving is our BIG family holiday. It's the one time of year that everyone gathers.
ReplyDeleteThis post was great! You've given me some great ideas, Gina!! Love the bowl pedestal with pears...and I have a large scoop already!
Hi Gina,
ReplyDeleteI hope you're having a beautiful day!!
XO
Cindy
I love Thanksgiving! I host it every year and love all of the great family recipes saved for holidays
ReplyDeleteCarol
Oh yes. I'm ready for Thanksgiving, too. I've been looking for a new pumpkin recipe. And I've already started thinking about Christmas decorating, haven't you?
ReplyDeleteI am with you about Halloween. The only stuff I took out was to do my tables. It is all packed away!
ReplyDeleteI am not having Tgiving, and the painter is due, so when he finishes I am moving on to Christmas! :)
I always struggle as a Canadian with the idea of Thanksgiving arriving between Hallowe'en and Christmas...I can imagine how hard it is not to bring in the Christmas but probably not a bad thing. Trouble is, Christmas music is all over the place already! Enjoy getting ready for Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these Thanksgiving ideas, Gina. We, in Canada, celebrated our Thanksgiving in October. I especially love the grain scoop centerpiece..that is awesome. Thank you for commenting on my birdhouse. Hugs, Gayle.
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration pictures!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny that you mention wanting Halloween to be over. My family insisted on having turkey today. So we did with all the trimmings. lol
Dee
Hi Gina,
ReplyDeleteOh yes--you can get the tins out now too! lol They'd be cute for Thanksgiving too, don't you think?
XO
Cindy