Cozy And Elegant Christmas Dinner Tablescape

| | | | | | |

I have put together the coziest and most elegant Christmas tablescape and here are all the details!Cozy And Elegant Christmas Tablescape poster.Pin

Welcome to my festive Christmas dinner table!  I’m so excited to share my dining room table that’s all set and ready for our Christmas Eve dinner. I wanted my table to reflect the special occasion, so I made sure to use the holly leaf Christmas china that Pookie bought for me when we were first married.  The only problem is that it’s a bit on the formal side and I don’t want my table to feel stuffy.  I want our guests to feel warm, cozy and at home.  I want them to linger around the holiday table after the meal for lots of laughter and conversation.  I want to create wonderful memories that will stay with me forever!

A red, and gold tablescape with white candles and large tree at the foot of the dining room table.Pin

When the more formal holly dishware is combined with my tartan plaid Christmas dishes, it brings the formality of the china down and cozies the table right up!

Christmas dinner place setting with gold charger, gold rimmed holly dishes and tartan plaid dishes. Pin

The holly dishes have a shiny gold rim, which ties in with the gold chargers.  And the tiny delicate red berries on the holly leaves make it easy to add pops of Christmas red to the table!

Mixed dinnerware Christmas place setting aerial view.Pin

Mercury glass votive candle holders add sparkle and double as a holder for an ornament baring a name tag tied with pretty Christmas ribbon.

Votive place cards with a red ribbon and a tag that says Suzy.Pin

I love how the mercury glass reflects the colors and  patterns around the votive cups.  And when the light hits them just right, it creates an amazing lively pattern.

A red Christmas ornament holds the place setting card.Pin

To tie the centerpiece in with the rest of the table, I tucked a few plaid and red Christmas ornaments among the pine needles of the centerpiece and borrowed a few of my cardboard glitter houses from the tree.  The houses are a bit rustic, but the glitter adds to the sparkle!

A wine glass filled with a gold snow flake and gold ornament.Pin

 

Frosted pine needle Christmas centerpiece.Pin

 

Christmas ornament cardboard glitter house in green and red.Pin

 

Christmas ornament house used as a centerpiece idea.Pin

I’m so excited to welcome my family to our special Christmas dinner table this year!  Do you prepare a special meal for Christmas at your house?

There is a beaded chandelier above the dining room table.Pin

 

Merry Christmas vignette on a wooden shelf.Pin

Sharing at THESE great parties!

 

Leave A Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

36 Comments

  1. Joan Young says:

    I love the plaid dishes. They are most definitely on my list of after Christmas items to seek out. I have the exact same holly dishes and love the way you mixed them together. Thank you for the inspiration! Merry Christmas!

  2. What a beautiful set up! Loving the gold wreaths and foliage. So pretty. I must find some~Thank you for sharing on Merry Monday! Sharing on FB! Have a great week!
    Kim

  3. Beautiful tablescape! Thanks for sharing this at the DI & DI link party. Merry Christmas!

  4. Sooooo, it looks like I am invited to dinner! So excited… I love the little name tags but, I think the invite must have gotten lost in the mail! 😉

    Merry Christmas!

  5. Audrey Stewart says:

    I loved your little sparkly church. What is it made of?

    1. Hi Audrey. The little church, along with the rest of the houses, are all made from cardboard.

  6. Your Christmas Dinner Tablescape is just beautiful. I especially love the Holly Christmas China as I have that pattern as well. I love that you mixed it with the plaid. You have inspired me to try that with mine. Thanks so much for sharing your awesome post with us at Full Plate Thursday! Hope you are having a wonderful week and hope to see you soon!
    Miz Helen

  7. Kelly Middleton says:

    Styled to perfection!

  8. Love how you mixed the dishes. I have the same china pattern. I read you had purchased the plaid dishes last summer, but could you tell the brand???? I want to purchase some salad plates to be used next Christmas with my china. Thank you so much.
    Esther

    1. Hi Esther. I’m sorry, but there isn’t any identifying info on the dishes at all. :/

  9. I mix plaid with my holly dishes, too. Your table is beautiful, thank you for sharing it.