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One of the questions I am occasionally asked is, “What’s the difference between a florist and a tablescape designer?” While the two certainly overlap, they are not the same thing. In fact, after creating tablescapes for more than a decade and styling hundreds of tables for this blog, I have come to believe that one...
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One of my favorite parts of entertaining is creating a warm welcome for guests. The Fourth of July is the perfect excuse to add a little patriotic charm to your home, and that can begin right at the street. A festive mailbox decorated in red, white, and blue lets family and friends know that a...
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The Fourth of July is one of my favorite holidays for gathering family and friends around the table. There’s just something special about celebrating our nation’s birthday with good food, laughter, and a little red, white, and blue sprinkled throughout the day. While I love creating festive tablescapes, I also appreciate decorating ideas that are...
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I am keeping so busy here in Georgia, and honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way. Between helping with school pickups, basketball games, and various activities, I am getting exactly what I hoped for when we made the move. Being close to my daughter and granddaughters has been such a gift. I still have...
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Sunflowers have a way of making people smile. With their cheerful golden petals and sunny disposition, they bring a touch of late-summer warmth wherever they are displayed. As the seasons begin to shift and thoughts turn toward autumn decorating, I love incorporating sunflowers into my home. Their rich color bridges the gap between summer and...
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