A SIMPLE SPRINKLING OF STYLE

This morning I'm off to style our photo shoot for The Everygirl (that you'll get to see in two weeks!) and I'm looking forward to putting together something a little over the top. It's been a while since I've had the opportunity to really do things up with a table! Weddings - compared to everyday entertaining - are a totally different thing, wouldn't you say? But with that in mind, I thought I'd share something on the opposite spectrum...   
Because let's face it - when we're actually entertaining at home, we don't always have time to get elaborate with our tables. But on top of fresh flowers and candlelight, there's one more easy idea to add to the list...
   
Pretty and simple, some tone on tone confetti lends a chic playfulness to a table.
Did you notice how it kind of mimics the sprinkling of goat cheese on that salad? If you're really talented, I suppose you can match your confetti to your menu too!

*images by roland bello

12 comments:

  1. Natasha Fatah30.4.12

    Definitely more chic, but I think I prefer colourful confetti. :)

    xoxo
    ~Natasha Fatah~
    ~Natasha Fatah~

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  2. Erin | Holtwood Hipster1.5.12

    A subtle detail that definitely adds a little delicate something to that rustic table for sure.

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  3. Emily1.5.12

    I quite like this idea - very subtle.

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  4. ana {bluebirdkisses}1.5.12

    so pretty! great tip

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  5. FashioniCook1.5.12

    Nice tip! Thanks for sharing :)
    xxxFiC.

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  6. Denise1.5.12

    Okay, I give up - why would anyone want confetti on a table? It would get stuck on bare arms, fall on the floor and end up all over the house or, worse still, eaten by a pet. This is one decorating idea I just don't get. Perhaps one of your readers could explain its purpose.

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  7. Lemanie1.5.12

    What an adorable idea w/ the confetti!! Love it! =)

    Lemanie's Randomness Blog

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  8. Jenee C.1.5.12

    I love this texture upon texture look. So understated and chic.

    ~xx camomeetscouture.blogspot.com

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  9. CDS1.5.12

    Fantastic!!! So happy I read this one! :)

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  10. eva burns1.5.12

    i love monochromatic!

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  11. Hannah2.5.12

    What a cute idea - I have colour-matched confetti before, lots of hole punching but worth every bit when I saw the end result in shades of peach!

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  12. Andi of My Beautiful Adventures2.5.12

    I had some gorgeous confetti at my wedding. Really added something special to the decor.

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