Table Top Tuesday | 11

For installment eleven of Table Top Tuesday,  I am loving this neutral color story with black accents via Style Me Pretty.   Photographer Clayton Austin captured this table at all the right angles to fully appreciate the handiwork of Taylor Lord; her concrete candle holders create just enough drama among the greenery.

What makes this work?  I love the twist of organic meets modern with concrete candle pillars + lucite chairs matched with yards of sprawling greenery.

What details make a difference?  The smokey grey + black glassware and black velvet ribbon are the details that make this table top stand out.  The eucalyptus sprig is almost too pretty to untie from the ribbon!

Credits:  Via Style Me Pretty, Photography: Clayton Austin, Floral Design: Without Wax Katy, Concrete Candle Pillars: Taylor Lord.

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Table Top Tuesday | 10

For installment ten of Table Top Tuesday,  our intern Julia discovered this beautiful table set up.   Two magnificent photographers Josh Merideth of Bella Grace Studios and Whitney Neal of Whitney Neal Photography teamed up with Jaclyn Journey for styling + florals.  Such a unique way to use navy in any gathering!

What makes this work?  Navy blue linen, gold accents and soft touches of eucalyptus in the arrangement create a lovely color story.  The surrounding trees provide a wonderful backdrop!

What details make a difference?  The gold rim glassware and gold flatware against a dramatic navy linen is eye catching.  The dark compote which holds the delicate floral arrangement is a great contrast as well!

Credits:  Via Ruffled Blog , Photography: Bella Grace Studios  & Whitney Neal Photography, Styling + Florals: Jaclyn Journey, Calligraphy: Rachel Fisher

 

Table Top Tuesday | 9

For installment nine of Table Top Tuesday, I was taken by the grey linen runners and most delicate greens strategically placed by Leaves of Grass Floral Design in these beautiful images by Emily Wren.

What makes this work?  The softness of the table with candle light and delicate greens atop a natural grey linen runner is the perfect contrast to the industrial cement walls of the venue.

What details make a difference?  Leafy vines stretched out over the runner and loosely placed greens in small vases set the scene for an elegant candle lit dinner.  The grey linen runner ties in the grey venue walls perfectly!

 

Credits:  Via Ruffled, Photography: Emily Wren Photography, Flowers: Leaves of Grass Floral Design

Table Top Tuesday | 8

For installment eight of Table Top Tuesday, I am spellbound by the simplicity and elegance of this tablescape photographed by Adam Barnes and designed by Ashley Barber Weddings.

What makes this work?  The natural color story is the winner here!  The wood runner adds just enough rustic flair rounded out by elegant micro taper candles and a trio of delicate stemware.

What details make a difference?  The citrus adornments with leaves and flowers strategically placed along the wood add a softness and inviting warmth to the tablescape.  I love the mother of pearl flatware as well!

Credits:  Via Grey Likes Weddings, Photography: Adam Barnes, Designer: Ashley Barber Weddings  Florist:  Hedge Fine Blooms

Table Top Tuesday | 7

For installment seven of Table Top Tuesday, I fell in love with this set of crisp table top photos by Brushfire Photography.  Less is way more in this case!

What makes this work?  The simple white dishes and flatware adorned with strategically placed red berries is a winner!  The fresh greenery in the flower arrangement and the extended greenery garland give the table some texture as well.

What details make a difference?  The amber tea light candles add a wonderful glow and they mirror the gold tone in the brass candlesticks that flank the centerpiece.  Simple and so very chic. 

 

Credits:  Via Grey Likes Weddings, Photography: Brushfire Photography, Flowers: Sarah’s Garden,  Stationery: The Weekend Type

Table Top Tuesday | 5

For installment five of Table Top Tuesday, there are so many things to love with this design by Lyndsey Hamilton Events!

What makes this work?  Three key elements:  (1) the flatware tied with a ribbon and rosemary  (2) the delicately etched glassware  (3) the slate grey neutral napkin.   The casual nature of the tied flatware paired with more formal etched glassware, makes this table top design stand out!

What details make a difference?  The industrial pipe legged table covered in two natural fabric runners create a great balance between rugged vs. soft. The extravagant chandelier adds an over the top luxurious addition to a rustic surrounding.  Perfection!

Credits:  Via 100 Layer Cake, Photography: Elisabeth Millay, Design: Lyndsey Hamilton,  Stationery: Mr. Boddington

Table Top Tuesday | 3

For installment three of Table Top Tuesday, I have fallen in love with these miniature arrangements in glassware on each place setting!

What makes this work?  The flower arrangements.  Not only are the personal cup-of-flowers the sweetest addition, but the overall color palette and flower selection makes this table scream:  Spring!  The stacked china rimmed with small patterns and abundance of vintage flatware adds a richness to the look as well.

What details make a difference?  The centerpiece ties the small arrangements together beautifully and the ‘just picked’ garden flower look brings sunshine to this table scape.  

Credits:  Via Style Me Pretty, Photography: Mi Belle Photography, Design: XOXO Bride, Floral Design: Dandelion Ranch