This turquoise Thanksgiving table setting bursts with gorgeous color to delight your guests this holiday!
Hi friends! I'm thrilled to share my Thanksgiving table setting with you today, full of pretty turquoise and other fun colors. I hope you'll see how easy it is to dress up a table for your family gathering.
I also have a fun printable to share that keeps the conversation flowing throughout your meal! Hopefully you'll get to know your dinner guests better along the way. It may become your new favorite tradition for Thanksgiving Day!
I've never put together a big, fancy Thanksgiving tablescape. Honestly, I don't host Thanksgiving at my house, but I have been known to bring some of my decor to my mom's place to dress up her table.
I think this year I'll grab some flowers and at least recreate that part. They're so pretty, right?!
I picked them up at Walmart the other day while shopping for my absolute favorite part of the tablescape. Excuse me while I GUSH over these gorgeous turquoise goblets. Have you ever seen anything so pretty?? Well, maybe something from Anthropologie, but that's entirely out of my budget.
These lovely turquoise goblets come from the new Pioneer Woman collection at Walmart, and y'all, they're so cute and sturdy! I nearly couldn't choose between the tumblers and the goblets, but I'm really glad I went with the goblets. They're unlike anything else I own, and they remind me of the glasses my grandparents used when I was growing up. Only theirs were olive green.
OK, and my close second favorite parts of this tablescape are the white, distressed candle holders from Lowe's. (They're now sold out at Lowe's, but I found some similar ones HERE.) I'd been hunting for chunky, distressed candle holders for a few weeks, and I found some I loved here.
When I was gathering my plate rack supplies the other day, I took a quick stroll through the Christmas section at Lowe's. When I passed these pretty, chunky holders (similar), they simply landed in my cart. I couldn't bring myself to put them back, since it was so obvious they wanted to come home with me. Sorry, Coach. It was an accident.
Everything else I already had on hand. The mason jars doubled as candle holders for my tapered candles. I simply poured some Epsom salts into the jars and stuck my candles in. They also served as vases for my flowers.
My everyday white dishes are The Threshold Round Beaded Collection from Target. I've had them for a few years and they're great! They pick up some gray marks where the utensils scrape across, but I hardly notice them.
I bought the blue Cinderella pumpkins and white baby pumpkins at the local pumpkin patch in early October. I'm glad they've lasted this long! I just love the blue-green and white combo.
The burlap runner is from Hobby Lobby, and I pretty much leave it on the table no matter what else I'm doing.
Now, of course, when the family sits down to eat, you'll want to remove the tall pieces that could block everyone's view and keep them from chatting. And don't worry about finding room for the food on the table. Just set up a buffet line in the kitchen. It's easier that way!
I created some leaf printables with questions to ask each other during the meal. Things like ... "What do you want for Christmas?" And "What's your most embarrassing holiday experience?" Or "How can you pay it forward this holiday season?" They'll get the conversation going while keeping it focused on the reason we gather in the first place: to give thanks.
Stay tuned tomorrow, because I'll have those printables ready to go for your Thanksgiving meal! Update: here's the link for the conversation starters!
Thanks for joining me at my table today. I had so much fun sharing it with you! If I forgot to mention something, just let me know in the comments and I'll be happy to share!
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