To allow the roses to be the star attraction, I kept the rest of the table very neutral. I used a gray silk runner, my wedding china, crystal, and silver, and some cut glass pieces that echo the crystal vase.
Here's a placesetting, with the napkin removed. The china is Lenox Windsong, and the silver is Lunt Belvedere.
Here's a closeup of the two patterns. I like that both china and silver include similar flowers.
Here's one more look at the roses.
Thanks for visiting this week, and check out all the other tablescapes at Susan's Between Naps on the Porch.
Beautiful roses and setting! And I love your new header, very colorful and pretty :@)
ReplyDeleteGreat job! I love the cream palette against your table. That green cabinet rocks! I love the chicken wire.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table. Those zinnias are lovely in your header.
ReplyDeleteTricia, beautiful table with all the sparkling crystal showcasing those gorgeous roses. Your silver pattern is really pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove your new header! Beautiful roses! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! The roses are to die for! Love your silver and china. Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite item in your scape is the candle holders. How unique, I've never seen any like that before. Hope you have a great week! Sandi
ReplyDeleteTricia, So classy! Love the silver pattern and the etched glass stemware. You put together a lovely tablescape, Tricia. I enjoyed visiting!
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings, Beth
Now that is taking time to smell the roses! Lovely showcase for them!
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Tricia, you have an astounding collection of china! You just keep pulling more and more out. I love the neutrals of this table and of course I love white roses! Joni
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ReplyDeleteThe white roses were a great inspiration. I cannot believe you can buy a bouquet of roses for $6.00 in Texas. It's at least double that in California. I love the setting. As always, thank your sharing.
Hi Tricia...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table and the roses are gorgeous. I LOVE your silver. And everything looks straight :-)
Those white roses do merit their own tablescape. They are very pretty and your pics make them look great. Sure do like your prices there.
ReplyDeleteI love your china very much. Always wanted that pattern.
Your zinnias are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe roses help make this setting so stunning!!!
Love all the crystal pieces.
Debbie@houseatthelake
Beautiful and elegant as always! I love these muted colors so much. Love that china and the flatware, and of course the crystal!!
ReplyDeleteI love the wonderful patern on the dishes, just so pretty...love the tablescape with the great crystal and your flowers and so beautiful, thanks for sharing your wonderful pieces, always great to see such pretty things.
ReplyDeleteYour flatware is amazing. Such a pretty pattern. Very lovely table.
ReplyDeleteTricia, how elegant and fabulous is this tablesetting. Surely the roses are the star attraction but you added so much classy things to it. I love especially the candle holders and the cut glass. And your china and the flatware is so lovely to that. Very outstanding.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Johanna
Lovely as always, Tricia, and kudos to C for buying the inspirational flowers!
ReplyDeleteAs a glass nut, I love all the beautiful pieces on your table. By the way, the zinnias make a very happy heading.
ReplyDeleteYour table is so peaceful and elegant! Those candlesticks are gorgeous too! Your blog name always makes me laugh! I am a new follower. Linda
ReplyDeleteThis is such an elegant table. I like the simple elegance of each and every piece. That silk runner is just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI can practically smell the roses! so pretty!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and charming white roses. So elegant!
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Charo
This is just gorgeous! I love all the crystal and your placesetting. You're right, the flatware and china are perfect for each other. I love white roses too. Your table is so elegant and inviting! Thanks for sharing.
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Tricia, thank you for the kind comments on my post. The white roses speak for themselves...so wise of you to let them shine. I love that you still enjoy your wedding china, crystal, and china. I do, too! I have a post coming soon that will include my wedding china. I look forward to exploring many of your tablescapes as we travel down the blogging road.
ReplyDeleteThere really is nothing quite as elegant as white roses. Your tablescape is the perfect compliment to the roses, classic and elegant. My wedding china is also Lenox and I still love it after all these years. I agree your flatware and your china are a perfect match.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me today.
Sue
love the roses! good inspiration! Thanks for visiting! Love, ~Nana~
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Thanks for stopping by today! You mentioned HEB and I got homesick for Austin/San Antonio.
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Hi Tricia,
ReplyDeleteThose roses are stunning. Such a pretty table. Love the shot of the glass!
Tricia, I think you and I would feel right at home at each other's houses. I love seeing you use the Moonspun crystal that I also have, but I also noticed the flower container in your header. I have the same one! I need to get mine out and polish it and use it. Your tablescape looks so elegant, and those roses are beautiful. When we were looking at china, etc. before the wedding I couldn't make up my mind between Lunt Belvedere and Old Master. I ended up with Old Master. The L.B. is beautiful. laurie
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the white roses - truly an inspiration to your elegant tablescape. Thanks for your comment on my tablescape as well. Don't you just love playing in the dishes! :) I think this could get to be a very expensive habit - it sure makes me notice things more!
ReplyDeletePS I also love the zinnias in your blog photo. How pretty!
ReplyDeleteHi Tricia,
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you let your lovely roses do double duty and moved them from the coffee table! Everything looks cool, polished, sophisticated, and elegant! I love it all!
Those roses do not look real!!! They are magnificent. Don't rub it in for us non-Texans that you have HEB. My older sister lives in San Antonio and I have visited HEB and love it. Thanks for your sweet comments on my boat tablescape. It was fun, although my kids made fun of me. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou really did a great job putting everything together. I really like the dishes. have a great weekend! Mary
ReplyDeleteTrying late to comment on your pretty table, Tricia. Kudos to C for choosing the flowers, too
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