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The Best Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

Looking for ways to decorate and celebrate Thanksgiving with friends and family? Check out these fall table decor and Thanksgiving food ideas.

Do you love to entertain as much as I do?

Whether it’s friends or family, I love to dress up my table and entertain loved ones.

Fall is a great time to entertain too.

I love hosting friends and family.

We celebrate a lot of birthdays in fall (including my own).

But more importantly, we are preparing to celebrate Thanksgiving!

I’m really looking forward to hosting our family this year after not gathering last year too.

Wait until you see these fall table decor and Thanksgiving food ideas!

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Thanksgiving Supper Club Dinner Party

It’s my favorite week of the month!

A time when my virtual supper club gets together to share some entertaining and menu ideas.

For this month’s supper club, we are kicking off the holiday season with some amazing fall table decor and Thanksgiving food ideas.

Have you been following along?

We’ve had so much fun since we started getting together.

If you are not familiar with what a supper club is, CLICK HERE.

Dinner groups are so fun to do and if you want to learn how to organize one, you’ll want to check it out.

So far, the group and I have celebrated:

If you are coming from Danielle’s at Faith and Farmhouse, welcome to our cozy Thanksgiving dinner party!

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

The Best Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

I am thrilled everyone is coming for Thanksgiving this year.

It’s been a while since we’ve been able to enjoy fall gatherings and I’m just really looking forward to this month’s supper club theme.

I’m not quite sure how I’m setting my Thanksgiving table yet this year, but I’ve been playing around with a few centerpiece and table decor ideas to get the creative juices flowing.

HERE are the basics I follow when setting a table for Thanksgiving.

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

Thanskgiving Centerpiece Ideas

For me, the centerpiece design is the first thing I do.

And I’ve been working on a few concepts you might enjoy.

For starters, I shared THIS simple pumpkin and flowers centerpiece a few weeks ago.

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And I shared a really important tip in that post about using fresh pumpkins as a vessel, so if you decide to make something similar, be sure to check it out.

Most recently, I shared how to style a Thanksgiving centerpiece 3 ways in my latest YouTube video.

Watch it HERE.

YouTube video

And if you want to create a GORGEOUS live centerpiece?

Check out this video where I cut flowers from my garden.

Even if you don’t have a garden or the same flowers, you can apply the same concepts to create a beautiful arrangement of your own.

Watch the video HERE.

YouTube video

And if these ideas aren’t enough to get the creative juices flowing, check out these posts for more inspiration!

The Best Thanksgiving Tablescape Ideas

For our virtual supper club Thanksgiving theme, I am decorating my table with a cozy, warm autumn color palette.

The inspiration for this table is my faux centerpiece with these gorgeous cabbage rose florals, rose hips, greens, and pumpkins.

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

Setting a table that reflects the season includes bringing those outdoor elements to the table whether they are real or faux.

So look around your landscape to see what you can bring in from outside to include in your tablescape.

From fall flowers to ornamental grass fronds to falling leaves, there is much to bring indoors from nature.

And if you prefer a set-and-forget approach, go with faux flowers, greens and other organic elements.

Artificial flowers and plants have come such a long way.

Many of them look real and authentic.

CLICK HERE to see where to buy the best faux fall florals.

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

For this Thanksgiving table, I designed a cozy, rustic vibe using a warm autumn color palette.

The best way to make a table feel cozy is to decorate with layers.

Since I love to leave my table exposed, I used THIS as a table runner beneath my centerpiece.

Doesn’t it look so cool on the table?

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

I love all the texture and dimension it adds.

And how fun that it’s not ACTUALLY a table runner.

For each table setting, I started with my favorite cedar branch placemats.

I bought these years ago from Pier 1.

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

I looked for them online to share a link with you guys but I can’t find them anywhere!

So hopefully Pier 1 will sell them in their online store again soon.

The next table setting layer is THESE gorgeous chargers.

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

I know I use them a lot in my table designs, but I love them!

To add some elegance, I used my Lenox.

Then topped each dish off with gorgeous napkin rings like THESE and my gorgeous green hemstitch napkin linens.

For some additional sparkle, I added stemware like THIS.

Simple Fall Table and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

And I decided to use THESE cute little cutlery pouches to hold each place setting.

Don’t you love them?

More Thanksgiving Table Setting Ideas

And if these ideas aren’t enough to get the creative juices flowing, check out these posts for more inspiration!

Simple Fall Table Decor and Thanksgiving Food Ideas

Thanksgiving Food Ideas

Wait until you try THESE incredible Thanksgiving food ideas.

They are super easy to make and quite delicious!

Next up on in our Virtual Thanksgiving Supper Club, is Rachel from the Ponds Farmhouse.

She’s got an amazing beverage you have got to try!

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Follow the Rest of the Thanksgiving Supper Club Tour

My friends have some amazing tips, tricks and fall harvest dinner party ideas that you’ve got to see!

So be sure to check each one out by clicking on the photo with blog name below.

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20 Comments

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  4. I luv the Thanksgiving table. Looking at the runners for my special table also
    Would luv to know where you got the lite over table. Been looking for a country type one also since I’m moving next month. Will be able to sit at a table for a holiday get to gather.

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  6. I love your gorgeous centerpiece, Stacy. All of the colors of your table are so pretty and perfect for a Thanksgiving gathering. Pinned!

  7. It looks beautiful Stacy! I always love your fabulous floral centerpieces and those silverware holders are so cute!

  8. Your centerpiece is incredible! What a great use of a vintage tool box!!! Thanks so much for having me as a guest host this month!

  9. Another beautiful tablescape with a gorgeous floral centerpiece Stacy. I especially love the rug for your table runneradds so much texture. And those napkins are so pretty…love the shade of green. Pinned!

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    1. Thank you Cindy! I am feeling a little better everyday – still not great but definitely better. The outlook is good! xoxo