Last week I posted a simple paperwhite table from our new project designer, Jess. Today we’ve got gingerbread! If this doesn’t get you in the holiday spirit, I don’t know what will. For her gingerbread centerpiece, Jess used a kraft paper runner, powdered sugar “snow,” and cookie houses and trees.
Festive plaid napkins add a little color to the otherwise neutral table (we found these at T.J.Maxx for $1.50 apiece).
The fun thing about Jess’s two tables is that they needn’t be limited to a wedding – both would be perfect for a holiday party. Also, if you’re not the baking type, you can always buy pre-made gingerbread houses and decorate them however you like.
Fab photos by the Boston-based Rebecca Hansen for Snippet & Ink.
Love this! I’m going to try and find those napkins for my holiday party!
How lovely! I’ve been thinking about those paperwhites all week, and this is equally elegant. Well done, Jess!
Soooo lovely!!!
xo
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Best idea ever!
Like mine! Should I post a photo??
I host a cookie Exchange party every year. This would be a fabulous centerpiece! Thank you (as always) for the inspiration!
Kelli
Adorable! Loving these DIY’s so much!
The plaid and gingerbread are just made for each other! Love this table setting!
awww – this is so cute! i love it!
This is so cute! I had the worst of luck trying to create gingerbread houses last year! These look wonderful (and yummy)!!
That’s seriously so awesome. I love it!
AMAZING! love this idea a little too late for me maybe this year
at least it will give me plenty of time to improve on my atrocious gingerbread house making skills 