Welcome to the 813th Tablescape Thursday! I have a beautiful table setting to share with you this week, but first, I wanted to let you know that I’m having a little problem with my replies to your lovely comments not reaching your Inbox. I changed blog hosts recently and everything went great except with that one issue. We are working to get that resolved. In the meantime, the easiest way to see my reply to your comment, especially if you had asked a question and were awaiting an answer, is to check the comments at the end of the post. I have so enjoyed reading the comments you left where you described your “dream home” and so have the other BNOTP visitors, so thank you for sharing those!
Okay, get ready to feast your eyes on a beautiful table setting Warren shared with me recently. Warren said, “I finally set a Valentine’s Day tablescape with which I am happy.”
“I hung small heart ornaments from the gold candelabras (purchased on eBay). The candleholders, glasses, and table runner were purchased at HomeGoods. I built the tablescape around the illuminated centerpiece, which was constructed using a cut crystal bowl with a floral tealight candleholder placed in the center.”
“I used clear glass dinner plates, which I placed over a circular picture of a wreath of hearts (downloaded for free from the internet). I used two-sided tape to adhere the pictures to the center of red and white plates recently purchased at HomeGoods. The plates were set on polished brass chargers (eBay). For the Valentine’s Day dinner, Kathie served shrimp cocktail, Cumberland chicken with red currant sauce, barley, asparagus, and for dessert her “light” all-chocolate cake with raspberries.”
Wow, Kathie’s cake look scrumptious! ❤️
Warren found these pretty heart napkin rings via Etsy.
Love the beautiful appliqued heart table runner Warren chose for this elegant table setting!
Warren said, “My daughter, Jenny, made for this tablescape the fancy Valentine’s Day macarons displayed in cranberry glass compotes, which are readily available on eBay.”
To build this beautiful centerpiece, Warren used a beautiful cut crystal bowl with a floral tealight candleholder placed in the center. Warren said, “The bowl was illuminated from below with a set of string lights, whose wires were hidden by a wreath of roses. The whole ensemble was placed on a mirror.”
Wow! Incredibly beautiful!
Thanks so much to Warren for sharing this beautiful, candlelit Valentine’s Day table setting, along with the incredible menu Kathie put together for this special occasion. Looking forward to seeing all the beautiful table settings linked for this week’s Tablescape Thursday!
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Ahhhh…SO romantic.
.& it shows you care!! KUDOS!! franki
Wow, that is quite an elegant Valentine table! The heart napkin rings look like expensive jewelry! Beautiful, thank you Susan and Warren~
Gorgeous! Warren has done it again! I love the little ornaments on the candelabra, and the red goblets – the whole effect is perfectly Valentines. The meal sounds fabulous too! Thanks to both of you for sharing, and you for hosting, Susan. Another fabulous Thursday of inspiration!
I really miss Your tablescapes.
Thanks, Nancy…appreciate that! I will be doing one soon. I was out of town earlier this week, so didn’t have a chance to do one. So thankful Warren had one to share.
Thanks Warren for sharing your talents with us! Would love the recipe for the Cumberland chicken with red currant sauce. Sounds delish.
The compote with the food in it is called “Kings Crown” and the color is ruby.