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Thanksgiving Dinner in April

Thanksgiving Dinner in April

How to Create the Perfect Space for Outdoor Entertaining

Easy Elegant Wednesday – Tips for Outdoor Entertaining

Ball Jar Drinking Glasses

Spring Table Inspiration at the Beach

valentine's day

Valentine’s Day Dinner Ideas

Entertaining in the Back Yard

The Best Tip to Organizing Your Party Planning

christmas decorating

Easy Elegance Wednesdays – Christmas Decorating Ideas

thanksgiving dinner

Last Minute Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas

christmas dinner

How to Set the Table for Christmas Dinner

Thanksgiving Dinner Outdoors

Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas

Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas

bridal shower

How to Host a Stress Free Bridal Shower

We Found New Outdoor Patio Furniture!

how to make a charcuterie board

How to Make a Charcuterie Board

My Favorite Outdoor Summer Party

vintage polaroid photos for rehearsal dinner

DIY Ideas to Personalize a Wedding

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Nov 22

Christmas trends can be overwhelming.

How do we know which ones are best for us?

Let’s start by looking at Christmas decorating trends to avoid this year.

The anticipation of decorating our homes is one of the most exciting aspects of Christmas.

We envision warm lights, festive ornaments, and cozy, inviting spaces celebrating the season’s magic.

However, not all trends are created equal; some may detract from your holiday decor’s timeless and personal charm.

By steering clear of these, you can ensure your home is festive, stylish, and uniquely you.

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Nov 21

Amazon Black Friday shopping is here, and millions of deals with the most popular brands are available now!

I know it can seem overwhelming, and as always, we have curated many great Black Friday shopping lists for you.

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Nov 20

I am obsessed with tabletop trees for the holidays.

Which explains why I keep making my own (see previous post below).

Here are my favorite tabletop trees that do not require scissors, a glue gun, or glitter.

Just comment LINK below and I will send you a link to adorable tabletop trees that require no effort or crafting.

I promise.

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Nov 20

I wanted to create something elegant and unique for my home décor this holiday season, so I made beautiful DIY White Christmas Fern Tabletop Trees.

Using a small styrofoam cone, preserved white ferns, and a painted tiny urn as the base, these trees bring a frosty, winter wonderland vibe to any space.

They’re simple to make, customizable, and perfect for your holiday table, mantel, or entryway.

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Nov 19

I had so much fun making these Christmas gingerbread houses, and I love how they turned out.

They were so easy and will last forever!

I used pre-made paper mache cardboard houses, acrylic paint, puff paint, cellophane, small wreaths, pearls, and glitter.

I love the pink Christmas theme, and now I must decide where to style these this year.

Of course, I have lots of ideas!

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