I’m joining Kathleen at Cuisine Kathleen with my first Christmas table for Let’s Dish.
We even had a full on Christmas dinner at this table the Saturday after Thanksgiving with Josh, Laura and Dan. It’s a long story. The recipe for this Apple Butternut soup will be shared in December on the Mennonite Girls Can Cook blog.
Today I reset the table to my more casual everyday Christmas theme. I hope to share that next week.
More decorations went up today. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at our house…
The Happy Wonderer ~ ellen b. 
Your table is gorgeous. I love the tiered piece. The soup sounds so good!
Looking forward to seeing your decorations. Slow moving here…but we are getting there.
I must know where you got the little bead topped candle votive holders! They would go perfectly with my Candlewick dishes! Your table is so festive. The colors are perfect for the season. Just lovely 🙂
Kathe, I wish I could remember where I got those holders but I can’t. So sorry…
Dang, girl….you came out slammin’!!! I love the red and green glassware used in tandem. That makes a really pretty presentation. I also love the way you extended the centerpiece with the fresh greenery. Nothing like that fresh smell to get you in the Christmas spirit!!!
Your table is lovely and so festive. The soup sounds very good!
Very festive…love your table, Ellen. I am having glassware envy!
Ellen, I love those red glasses.Your table is beautiful and it must smell wonderful with all the greenery. Dianne
What a great Christmas table! I know everyone enjoyed it.
Wow! This table is so pretty. The glassware is gorgeous. Love the dishes. And the napkins! Your centerpiece is so perfect! xo marlis
It’s so pretty and festive! Love the bright red and green together. The soup sounds delicious. Congratulations on your first “Let’s Dish” Christmas table!
It’s lovely! I also like that red 3 tired tray and using red and green glasses is great! hugs, Linda
Everything about your table scape is so pretty. I love the traditional use of reds and greens – it works so well and always looks nice! I wish I could say I was as “decorated” as you are by now..maybe I need to put my computer away for a few days this weekend and get started on Christmas!! It seems I am having trouble getting in gear?!
Making caramel popcorn tonight for a staff party tomorrow – maybe that will give me a boost?
I love your table..so elegant and Christmasy!! The goblets and tiered centerpiece are just beautiful in your setting! I enjoyed my visit!
Miss Bloomers
I love a Christmas table. My house still looks like Autumn, but soon…………
I always love to come here to see what’s stirring in your end…Come over and help me decorate…I love your table setting. Can’t wait to see the rest.
My stuff will start coming out this weekend.
Enjoyed catching up! So glad you had a nice Thanksgiving…looked delish! Katie was lovely “all dolled up” for the ball. I’m sure they enjoyed it. Your Christmas table is beautiful, as always. You certainly have a flair for tablescapes.
Very pretty…and that’s not your video, right? It was pretty tricky. =}
Vee, did WordPress add some sort of video to the end of my post. I can’t see them and I don’t put them there. I always hope if they do that it’s nothing offensive to me or my readers…
Beautiful as always! I’m wondering where you store all that lovely glassware and the dishes? I really like the cranberry votives.
Love all the red depression glass! Very festive! 🙂 I also love your wall color! 🙂 Love Green in a house!
Ellen, this is so pretty. That red tierd server is making me think I need to spray paint one of mine. Love those green stems! laurie
You really know how to set a table! I am trying to envision where you store all your dishes and decor for every occasion. Wish you lived closer (I’d be borrowing:)
It’s my joy to share my goodies Judy! I’m going to have the girls over someday soon and I’ll show you where I store my stuff!
Wow .
Love those pretty napkins; and the addition of the natural greens and the cranberries are perfect!
Beautifully coordinated table, Ellen. As much a feast for the eyes as for your guests’ tastebuds!
What a lovely table! It is all nice, but the green stemware really makes it pop!
Beautiful! I love the color red and your lovely Lenox holiday china dishes.
That is beautiful! I love those goblets, so festive! Aren’t you the early bird, a pretty Cmas table Tgiving weekend. Good way to get started.
Thanks for linking to Let’s Dish, have a blessed Sunday.