A Beautiful Valentine’s Day Table For Two
Hey Friends!
Welcome! I am so glad that you are here. I always enjoy our time together. Can you believe that February is right around the corner and it’s almost time for Valentine’s Day? It seems like it was just Christmas. However, I do love that we have a holiday to celebrate those that we love. What are some of your Valentine’s Day Traditions? Do you make a special dinner? Wouldn’t it be wonderful to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your Special Valentine without any crowds? I decorated a Beautiful Valentine’s Day Table For Two. Come on, I’ll show you.
The Place Settings
Valentine’s Day dinner feels a bit more special, right? Like there should be white linens-so that it exactly what I did. I started by spreading the table with a lovely white tablecloth. I am using my gold chargers for the base of the place setting. I topped it with my Royal Albert Country Roses dinner plates and salad plates. They are fine china with a gorgeous gold rim and beautiful roses. Perfect for Valentine’s Day. Once again, I am using my now vintage silverware. They were not vintage when I got them for a wedding present. Now the silverware and I are both a bit vintage. Sigh. I tied my silver with the loveliest burgundy velvet ribbon.
Step 1: Chargers
Step 2: Dinner Plates
Step 3: Salad Plates
Step 4: Silverware tied with Ribbon
I tucked the sweetest vintage Valentine tag into a brass place card holder. I just love the glassware from Arte Italica. It is gorgeous. It has the loveliest gold rim and design. I’m using the champagne flute and compote for this tablescape.
Step 5: Champagne Flutes Step 6: Compotes
The Centerpiece
Step 7: Add the centerpiece.
For the centerpiece, I chose to do something a bit different instead of the typical flower bouquet. I had these two adorable little urns that I absolutely adored, but I just didn’t know what I was going to do with them until I came up with this idea. I will be sharing this Valentine craft next week, so be sure to stop back by. I put the topiaries on vintage books to add height and interest to the table. I love these vintage silver bird salt and pepper shaker. I thought that they were the perfect “Love Birds” for a Valentine Table.
Step 8: Light the candles.
I added my crystal candlesticks– candle light adds so much romance. I also had this super cute heart garland. I draped it around the centerpiece to add a bit of whimsy.
I decorated the mantle as well. I made this beautiful heart wreath, you can see how, here. I added my collection of vintage brass candlesticks, vintage books, a cute little cupid and one of my favorite busts.
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Kim Hume
Saturday 12th of February 2022
It’s such a pretty table, Renae! I love the heart topiaries! Just lovely!!
Renae Frey
Sunday 13th of March 2022
Thank you so much, my friend.
alda
Thursday 10th of February 2022
this has been a favorite post of yours...I love your styling. And I have not used my Old Country Roses in a long time. Thanks to you, I will get them out and use them for birthday party for my sister. YOU always inspire me! sending hugs and love Alda
Renae Frey
Sunday 13th of March 2022
awe, hugs to you, my friend.
Sandra @ Dinner at Eight
Sunday 6th of February 2022
Lovely and elegant to celebrate a special day! I especially like your centerpiece and the velvet ribbons around the flatware. The velvet looks so luxe!
Renae Frey
Monday 7th of February 2022
Thank you so much, Sandra. I love the velvet, too.
Lynne
Friday 4th of February 2022
Always so beautiful and elegant, Renae! Thank you so much for sharing at Tuesday Turn About! Wishing you a wonderful weekend! xo
Renae Frey
Saturday 5th of February 2022
Awe, thank you so much. Congratulations on your link party. Hugs to you.
Cindy
Wednesday 2nd of February 2022
As always, a beautiful table. Love Royal Daulton!