Welcome to the 787th Tablescape Thursday! This is our last Tablescape Thursday before Halloween is here, and I have a very creative, fun table to share with you this week. Recently, Jackie had a special dinner party planned with friends, but before her dinner guests arrived, some uninvited dinner guests crashed the party! Yikes!
Jackie said, “This year the theme is ”An Evening with Hitchcock and Poe.’ The Kitchen is “The Birds” by Alfred Hitchcock. Most of the other rooms in the house are Edgar Allen Poe’s works.”
By the looks of things, the uninvited guests are having an uproariously good time!
The conversation is certainly lively! Well, make that mostly lively. Muahahaha!
Such an elegant setting for Halloween. Love the little golden pumpkins at each place setting.
I especially like the black flatware! (Flatware is available here with a coupon/discount: Black Flatware.)
Some of Hitchcock’s birds have landed right in the centerpiece! Eeek!
They’re everywhere–even on the chandelier!
The guests don’t really seem to mind, though–they are partying right into the night.
Starting to get dark out now…
I just noticed the creepy cloth in the chandelier…love how that looks for a Halloween party! The birds look so realistic and make the scene extra spooky!
Here’s how the table looked when the actual invited guests sat down for dinner.
Jackie did such a great job of decorating the room for her Hitchcock “Birds” themed Halloween dinner party. Scroll through the next few photos to see all her decorations in this room.
Thanks so much to Jackie for sharing this creative, fun Halloween tablescape. I always look forward to what she plans each year and it’s always over-the-top amazing!
Looking forward to the beautiful tables linked for this week’s Tablescape Thursday! (If you enjoyed this post, subscribe for email updates when a new post is up here: Subscribe for post updates.)
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Love the ghoulish Halloween guests. Where do folks store all the decor?
Happy Halloween, Teresa! I think Jackie has a basement, but not sure if that’s where she stores her holiday decor.
I’ve been waiting on Jackie’s tablescape She does the best Halloween theme ever!
This is really fun. Thank you for sharing!!
A very handsome crew! Jackie has a great eye for style – the table is just lovely. And I love the birds on the valance! Thanks to both of you for sharing!
What a fantastic table! I love using Poe’s Nevermore as a muse this time of year and this is perfect! Thanks for sharing & Happy Halloween. XO- MaryJo
Wow, Jackie did a great job with her theme, love everything! The birds indeed looked very realistic. LOL Love the skeletons at the table, so funny and fun. Loved the theme as well, well done Jackie! That table was elegant but yet fun! Hugs, Brenda
Susan, Thanks to you and Jackie for sharing her great tablescape! love all the birds, and love the spider web in front of the shelves – really gives it a spooky look. Also wanted to say thanks for doing “Tablescape Thursday” I love looking though all the great tablescapes, and also love getting to share my latest table. Thanks so much! Patty
This may be my favorite post of 2023
The uninvited guests made me laugh
Thanks for sharing
Jackie did a fantastic job on her Halloween tablescape!
That is just so much fun!!! So glad you shared this, Susan.
Susan do you know who buys and sells silver and polishes since Beverly Beemer died and shop is closed And, have you ever done an article about silver…
I’ve done a few posts about it, I think. I used Hagerty Silver Polish: https://amzn.to/3MhkSkg
That’s what I was told by the staff at Beverly Bremer (many years ago) that they use. I’m not sure who their customers are going to now in the Atlanta area. If you find out, please let me know.