My Grateful Table

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Hi friends and happy November! I have once again teamed up with some fabulous bloggers to share our latest take on Thanksgiving tablescapes! So make sure to stop by each blog in our Grateful Table Blog Hop by clicking on the links at the bottom of my post!

I absolutely love Thanksgiving and this time of the year.  One of my favorite things to do is to create a tablescape for my family. Earlier this fall I shared an affordable fresh fall tablescape that I created in our kitchen, and this time I have moved into our dining room. The idea for this grateful table started forming in my head months ago. I knew I wanted to incorporate hymns and pumpkins in some way and the idea of old hymns as a table runner intrigued me.

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I have a small collection of old hymnals that I love and I figured a few missing pages would be perfectly fine. So I searched for some of my favorite songs and started tearing them out. From here I layered them along the center of our table as well as on top of my gorgeous wood tray from The Gulley Farmhouse. I love the simplicity and the symbolism that each special hymn represents.

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I loved the look of the hymns so much that I layered them in between my white dinner plates and our clear dinner plates. They were missing some color so I was inspired by the leaves outside and their changing and vibrant colors. The best part was that my mom helped me collect them! Once I placed them under the plates, I knew I had found the perfect combination. I added simple little white name cards that I found in the Target dollar bins and wrote our names in gold Sharpie.

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From here I added small white votive candles from Target and scattered more leaves and pumpkins down the center of the table.

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I loved finding both sets of these glasses at World Market. The bubble glasses with the gold rims bring a touch of class to the table while the tall green and gold glasses add a touch of whimsy! The white and gold candle stick holders and the white and gold tapers (which add great height) are also from World Market. The gold place settings can be found at Target.

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Under each plate I placed a dark green dinner napkin which I folded into a square shape.  Then I placed my brown, green and blue April Cornell napkins that I found at Marshalls on top of the green napkins. I folded the April Cornell napkins into a skinny rectangular shape so they would hang over the edge of the table. They also added a fun touch of color.

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My sweet helper decided to blow out the candles and make wishes when I was done taking pictures!

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I am surprised at how much I am loving this neutral tablescape. The best part is that it can be easily transformed into a more traditional Thanksgiving color scheme with a few small changes. Change out the white pumpkins for orange ones, the green napkins for orange and simply remove the green glasses.

For now I am loving the completed look and can’t wait to enjoy it with my family this coming Thanksgiving. I hope you found some inspiration today and that you and your family have a blessed Thanksgiving.

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DON’T FORGET TO CHECK OUT THESE TALENTED LADIES’ TABLES AS WELL FOR MORE GRATEFUL TABLE INSPIRATION!!

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35 Comments

  1. Kelly this is my favorite of your blogs yet. I love love the table & the thought behind it. I’m going to be copying you girl. Thanks! Trina

  2. Kelly, I absolutely love the hymns as a table runner! Such a great idea!! The pops of green and gold are so pretty with your pumpkins, too!

  3. Oh, Kelly. This is so lovely. Looking at your tablescape makes me feel so thankful for our heavenly Father and what a beautiful way to worship Him through your decor! I’m having all the feels! Wonderful job, sister!

  4. This is so beautiful.. I love the title “Grateful Table” What a a wonderful use for my old hymnal, going to steal these Ideas. Thanksgiving is the best holiday… it isn’t about receiving but about GIVING… So much to be thankful for…Thanks Kelly for the inspiration!! Happy Thanksgiving…🦃

  5. How beautiful and creative is this!!! Wow I’m in love with the idea of hymns on the table and adore how you arranged them with the leaves and name tags under the clear plates. Great idea! Beautiful job!

  6. Kelly, beautifully styled! I love every detail! Especially the hymn runner! This is so lovely!

  7. Ahh, you’ve gone and done it again. So many little details that I may have missed on IG, so love going through it all step by step. The hymn pages at each place setting is unexpected, love the natural leaves, and the cutest little girl blowing out the candles!! Love it all!

  8. Kelly, this is such a beautiful blog. I love your table alnd all of your decorating choices are so beautiful and so meaningful.

  9. Awesome Kelly, love the hymns and how this all flows together! I am not hosting this year, but if I was, I would be definitely be using your ideas! Happy Thanksgiving!!

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