Elegant Thanksgiving Table Setting Using Brown, Gold & Blush

Get ideas to create an elegant Thanksgiving table setting using brown, gold and blush tones.

This may be one of my favorite tablescapes to date! I love the elegant and fall-inspired color tones in this table setting. They are perfect for a Thanksgiving table or a fall table, if you’re hosting a dinner party.

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Can you believe that the hydrangeas are all from my garden?! It’s true! I was outside the other day and saw that my once-pink hydrangeas had turned a beautiful rusty blush tone. They are mostly dried out, so I thought it would be the perfect time to snip them.

I paired them with a couple faux flowers I had on hand to give the large arrangement a little more texture. I also added two smaller arrangements of just hydrangeas to either side of the table. I think the repetition of flowers in the table’s centerpiece makes a big statement!

I added a couple vintage brass candlesticks with white candles as well as two strands of bead garland to finish out the centerpiece. It’s very simple but gives off a beautiful, elegant vibe.

For each place setting, I added three types of chargers – a woven charger, a gold charger (which is hard to see, but it’s under the ornate white charger), and the white charger. I love the way the gold charger pops through the white charger. It ties in really nicely with the brass candlesticks!

I also used my rose gold silverware, which I love using for special-occasion tablescapes. The color is especially perfect for this Thanksgiving table setting.

To finish off the place settings, I added a small faux white berry stem on top of each plate. I always love adding something on top of the plates because it just gives it a little something extra. These stems tie in nicely to the flower arrangement, so I thought they were perfect.

A great way to make a table setting feel more elegant is to place a linen napkin in some type of goblet or even wine glass, if it’s large enough.

This fall inspired tablescape was so fun to make, and I love how it turned out. I think I’m going to keep it out on my table for awhile just because it looks so pretty.

I hope you enjoyed this little tour of my Thanksgiving table setting using brown, gold and blush! For more inspiration, make sure to follow me on Instagram.