A few details carry out a vintage garden theme starting with a layer of vintage prints from my graphics collection laid at each place. One serves as part of the centerpiece.
The embossed grape leaf design on my vintage white Wedgewood also leans to the outdoors. And I've been at the peat pots again. This time they ring my vintage linen napkins with a flower sprig peeking out of the top.
There's never a shortage of afternoon sun in the Land of Enchantment! But the green and white scheme helps keep things cool.
I wish I could have fresh baby's breath delivered to my door whenever I want it. It's one of my favorite flowers. It makes for a light and airy presentation here.
A stamped tag displayed in a tiny vintage metal flower frog serves as either a place card or favor (if you could bear to part with them). The table covering is a lightweight vintage seersucker spread with a heavier layer underneath. What fabric says "Summer Afternoon" better?
Vintage Fostoria glasses and vintage silver flatware glint in the sun.
I'm ready for a whole season of lawn parties!
How about you?
Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
I'm joining
Let's go see what's going on over there!
I love the look! Wished I could come to your garden party!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your pieces~
ReplyDeleteI love the table settings. So pretty and unique!
ReplyDeleteOooh, it looks so cool and inviting! I love the peat pot napkin rings! Very creative and so cute! Green and white is such a lovely combo, I think. Perfect garden party table!
ReplyDeleteYour tablescape does bring to mind garden parties and fresh mowed lawns! So pretty and fresh looking. The white plates with the detailed edges look wonderful with the starched whiteness of the napkins - baby's breath, the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteDD
Hi J,
ReplyDeleteI wanna come over and loung in the sun:-) LOVE your potted napkin rings, very fun idea! Love seeing all the pretty white dishes in the garden, so lovely!
Huigs,
Bella
A lawn party ~ I'll be right over, Jacqueline. Your setting makes my heart sing. All your beautiful white details, and those little peat pot napkin rings.
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever and talented. ~ Sarah
I think this is one of my favorite tablescapes of the week! Love the pretty flowers and 'bust'.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love the crisp linen in the sunlight and those butterfly are so lovely x
ReplyDeleteOh dear.. haven't had my morning coffee yet :) .. I mean't butterfly prints x
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, your are indeed ready! A beautiful party it will surely be!
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, Love the plates.... The party will be lovely... Enjoy your weekend
ReplyDeletePattie
I have fallen in love with your blog!@!!! I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteI love your linens--I've been finding some lovely vintage ones during our one year stay in Italy that remind me of yours!
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Hugs,
Lana In Italy
So beautiful. I'd love to be there. I like the idea of the peat pots for napkin rings. Cute!
ReplyDeleteOh for peat pot's sake, but this is gorgeous. I agree...if dotted swiss is the fabric of spring, seersucker is summer! I remember sun dresses of seersucker and how cool it felt against my skin.
ReplyDeleteI swear up and down...when I finish my ta da list...I'm gonna have a sit down on the grass too...even if it's 110 degrees!
This is just lovely and SO inviting!
Deb
Everything looks so elegant and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou know how to through the perfect garden party my friend. Everything is just beautiful! I am so ready for garden parties this year too. Your laundry post was gorgeous!
ReplyDeletei'm ready for a whole season of lawn parties if you're hosting them mon amie! just lovely!!
ReplyDeleteIt's noon, it's over 100.. not today.. but yes, I'm ready for living outside. Yours is the prettiest. I love your old lace and silver (which old and used is simply the best!) and the seersucker, well that just says it all! Loved your presentation. many blessings, marlis
ReplyDeleteSeersucker says "summer". The tag in the metal frog is very summmery, also.
ReplyDeleteGarden parties are so much fun. I love the white napkin - and using a peat pot for a napkin holder - aren't you smart.
ReplyDeleteYour eyes see the prettiest of things! And then you show them to us.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteThis is so very pretty. I love vintage garden. Your linens and flowers are just gorgeous. Been on a long trip and I viewed all of your post today for the week. I love the linens in that laundry post how romantic. Thanks for linking this up too!
Sherry
Looks like your home is ready for lots of entertaining and parties. Hope you have a lovely summer.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Natasha.
Your dishes are absolutely gorgeous! Love the garden theme, and how you pulled everything together.
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
Debbie@lakehouse
What a lovely garden setting! Great idea for the placecard...Christine
ReplyDeleteOh J, love the theme of this table. the butterflies, peat pots, and the teensy flower frogs just grabbed me. So glad you're here for VIF, you always make it so special!!! xoxo Debra
ReplyDeletePlease save me a seat! What a lovely table you've set ~ your guests would feel so special!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post and I love your linens! Gorgeous dishes too! Baby's breath is a favourite of mine as well. Enjoy your weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandi
I so love the use of that pot as a napkin holder, cleaver and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Michele
All the whites are lovely. Your outdoor setting is beautiful.
ReplyDeletelovely the statue of the little one reading is so sweet
ReplyDeleteKAT
This looks so inviting!! What a beautiful setting and table! Garden Parties are so much fun! Thanks for sharing at my party :)
ReplyDeleteAdoring your table setting - would really like to host a garden party! Coming by to say hello from Feathered Nest Friday! xoxo, tracie
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