In keeping with My Frosty Valentine theme, I decided to design a Valentine tablescape which included hearts, snowflakes and frosty greenery. 
Pink, white and green were chosen as the main colours for the table which created a soft romantic vibe.
My inspiration actually started with these pink plastic chargers from Michael's which were a recent purchase.
The centerpiece was created using 3 of these small flocked trees from my Christmas decor.
They were placed down the middle of the table on top of pink round placemats.
I added small faux roses and pink hearts to the flocked tree branches.
Candles, hearts, snowflakes, faux florals and greenery were tucked at the base of each tree.
Battery operated string lights were woven throughout the centerpiece.
Let's take a look at the place setting arrangements now.
I tucked small pieces of frosted/flocked faux greenery around the pink charger plate and added snowflakes and pink hearts to the outer edges.
This rose napkin fold can be found in multiple tutorials on the internet and is very easy to do. I embellished it with a sprig of greenery and a snowflake.
Heart shaped bowls and plates sit atop a pink floral-shaped plate and a white dinner plate. As mentioned, the pink chargers are plastic and are from Michael's this year.
Clear acrylic handled flatware was tied with a ribbon at each place setting.
A water goblet and teacup stand ready for beverages.
A couple of candy hearts were placed on the teacup saucer.
An overview of the completed tablescape.
This was a fun table setting to put together and the wintry vibe is definitely one that fits Valentine's Day in our neck of the woods where snow usually abounds at this time of year.
Here's a few other views in different lighting...
This tablescape would also work well for a Galentine's Day celebration and I'm going to keep it in mind for next year when hopefully, guests will be allowed in our homes once again!
Lori, this is sooo lovely and magical. Everything is beautiful on its own, and together they create a wonderful setting for a memorable evening. The snowflakes and frosted greenery are inspired!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is just gorgeous! It's so very magical!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the gorgeous inspiration! No way can I come close to duplicating, but your creativity is inspiring and fun to look at. I'm curious as to if you leave these up as decor, or if it's just used for one meal (dishes I mean...I'm sure you'd keep the centerpiece). If you do use them for a meal, I'm curious as to if soup really is easy to eat from the bowls, and what each plate is for. Was one bread and another salad and then the main meal plate? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Janine for your sweet compliments! I have left this tablescape up as decor for now. I'm thinking of using it for our Valentine's dinner but will remove 2 of the place settings and dust off the others. LOL As for the dishes, I think the heart shaped bowl will be for a bit of homemade soup as an appetizer (haven't tried eating from them yet so not sure how they'll be). The white heart-shaped plate will be for a dinner roll/bun with the soup. The pink floral plate will be for our salad. We're planning on having steak and crab so the white dinner plate will be for that. Happy Valentine's Day to you! ~ Lori
DeleteWow, this is gorgeous Lori! I must learn how to make a rose napkin fold. I've never seen the awesome faux greens from Pier I before. Love how they can be incorporated into almost any seasonal tablescape. I never thought to look at Michaels for charger plates, I'm after some white.
ReplyDeleteHi, considering over half the country is buried in snow and the other in Ice this is really perfect for this holiday! I hope you do a tutorial on that napkin rolling. I would really like to learn how to do that! Loverly! Sandi
ReplyDeleteWow, this is really beautiful. Your attention to detail is incredible. Visting from stroll through life.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous Lori! Love the combo of winter and Valentines, the napkin bowl is so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteLove it and all the pink and white, so pretty and festive as always.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Nellie
Lori, one of the prettiest Valentine tables ever!
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That IS one of the very prettiest (simply elegant!) tablescapes!! Stole my heart! franki
ReplyDeleteLori, this is so pretty - love the pink with the frosted white and green! Love what you did with the chargers too. Pinned!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. Thanks for posting at Funtastic Friday. I love that Pier 1 greenery piece. It will be stuck in my brain now. Saved to 3 Pinterest boards.
ReplyDeleteGirl... you are amazing! Where do you come up with such lovely idea?! A gift from God, I'm thinkin'! Delighted (see what I did there?) to be featuring you at Tuesday Turn About this week!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely stunning!! The perfect combination of pink for Valentine's Day and white for Winter...Really LOVE this..Thanks so much for sharing!!!
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Hugs,
Debbie
Lori, your Valentine tablescape is just breathtaking! I'm thrilled to feature it this week at Celebrate Your Story!
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration to me!!! Thank you for sharing with us 💗
ReplyDeleteJust perfect and lovely!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous! It's usually a bit frosty in our area for Valentine's Day, so this is a perfect setting for this time of year. Would you share where you got the heart shaped plates and bowls? I'm always looking for ideas for a benefit luncheon we have. TIA :)
ReplyDeleteHello, I love your table scape and delicate designs! I have searched for mini trees like you used with such fine branches but have not had much luck, do you remember where you found these and how tall are they in this display. the winter feel and valentine hearts and roses is really beautiful !!
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