How to Create a Beautiful Citrus Tablescape

Looking for a great tablescape idea for your garden party? I have the prettiest tablescape idea for you. You are going to love it.

Having a garden party themed Bridal or Baby Shower? This beautiful tablescape idea would be perfect for your celebration.

Hello Friends!

I’m so glad that you are here today. I’m absolutely giddy! I’m going to share with you How to Create a Beautiful Citrus Tablescape, my favorite tablescape ever! Here’s your warning-There are lots of pics in this post. I hope that you love it as much as I do.

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See what I mean? Isn’t this the prettiest tablescape?

Every time that I go to the local flower market, I lose control and I end up coming home with a carload of flowers.

I have been wanting to do a tablescape using citrus, it just feels so refreshing to me. I knew that I wanted to use lemons, kumquats and grapefruit. I decided to use colors from these fruits-yellow, orange, peach and pink. The picture above was a happy accident. The stacked were napkins on this chair while waiting their turn setting the table. An assortment of peach and pink cloth napkins were used.

I used two of my vintage silver three tiered trays with the floral arrangements near the middle of the table, I added vintage crystal candlesticks in the center of the table. Two vintage silver candelabra were put nearer to the ends of the table. Then a “garland’ was created with greenery and fruit. I used pink/peach roses, pink and yellow cottage roses, Freesia, peach, orange and yellow Ranunculus, Hypericum, Italian Ruscus, white Hawthorne, pink/peach Stock. It is a wonderful combination.

I love this time of year when the wisteria is blooming. It’s just magical. I love how it drapes so beautifully.

I have two identical vintage silver three teired trays to arrange the citrus and florals. Watch the video above to see how I made the citrus and floral arrangement. Two of my favorite tricks to keep flowers fresh longer are to dip the stems in Quick Dip, then to spray the entire arrangement with Crowning Glory. Both are floral preservers. The Crowning Glory even adds a bit of a sheen to the flowers.

Our dining pavillion seats sixteen to twenty people comfortably and it’s a wonderful place to dine outdoors, even when it’s chilly outside, as we installed heaters in the eaves.

When I was designing my vegetable and flower garden, I knew that I had to remove a very large tree that was right in the middle of my new garden spot. We had the tree milled and we built this table out of it. The table is 20′ x 5′.

See more beautiful tablescapes here, here, here, here and here.

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Hugs and blessings to you,

Renae