Thanksgiving Table Décor Ideas.
Today I’m showcasing 15 Inspired Ideas for Your Thanksgiving Table I found that you can do in your home. Most of them are simple and inexpensive to do but will make your table or sideboard so special!
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There are so many lovely ways to decorate your Thanksgiving table on a budget!
15 Inspired Ideas for Your Thanksgiving Table
Can you believe how quickly Thanksgiving is going to be here? Don’t stress about it because you can have your home in gorgeous shape and ready to entertain people very soon. Here are a few tips when it comes to making a beautiful centerpiece to impress your guests.
- Pumpkins, pumpkins, and more pumpkins! If you don’t have a lot of other décor that’s fine! You can decorate so much with lots and lots of pumpkins. They can be painted or left bright orange. Either way, they make an incredible centerpiece.
- Other fruits are good too. We also love to decorate with apples and oranges during the Thanksgiving season. They add lots of colors and style to your space, too.
- Wheat, pinecones, and cotton are brilliant. Go out on a hunt to find any of those items. They all go well with Thanksgiving décor and will help create a lovely centerpiece for you.
1. Apple Votives
One of my favorite bloggers, Julie of EAB Designs, made these beautiful apple votives for a centerpiece. She makes the most beautiful things!
2. Napkin Ring
If you want to get really fancy, print your menu on a napkin ring, like this one from Style Me Pretty.
3. DIY Place cards
Here’s another cute Pilgrim hat version of place cards from Event Essentials Blog.
4. Thankful Tree
I love this idea for a thankful tree from Simply Vintage Girl. This would look good on a sideboard.
5. Vintage Thanksgiving Centerpiece
This gorgeous Thanksgiving Centerpiece from Sarah Joy is beautifully vintage and easy to recreate.
6. Floral Pumpkin Centerpiece
I don’t think there is anything more elegant and stylish than this floral pumpkin centerpiece from The Full Bouquet.
7. 10-Minute Thanksgiving Centerpiece
Imagine putting together this 10-minute centerpiece for Thanksgiving this year! It’s easy and gorgeous too. Stone Gable did such a lovely job.
8. Neutral Fall Centerpiece
It’s amazing how you can make a neutral fall centerpiece, and it’s a true show-stopper. Liz Marie did a beautiful job creating this centerpiece.
9. French Farmhouse Fall Centerpiece
Shabby Fufu created the prettiest yet simple French Farmhouse fall centerpiece. It’s so welcoming.
10. Upcycled Pumpkin Thanksgiving Centerpiece
Transform some Halloween pumpkins and turn them into an upcycled pumpkin centerpiece for Thanksgiving. Hip 2 Save did a brilliant job!
11. Succulent Pumpkin Planter
Use a leftover pumpkin to make a succulent planter for your centerpiece. Jennifer Perkins shows you how to do it here.
12. Thrifty Fall Decor
I love the looks of this simple and thrifty centerpiece. Lovely Etc. gathered things from around her house to make the centerpiece work for her celebration and her budget!
13. DIY Crepe Paper Centerpiece
Make this beautiful crepe paper centerpiece with a helpful video from Lia Griffith.
14. Thanksgiving Mason Jars
Learn how to make these adorable thanksgiving mason jars from Mason Jar Crafts. They can be made to fit your color scheme, and you will love how simple they are to make.
15. Gold Thanksgiving Table Decor
Make an elegant Thanksgiving centerpiece with these tips on how to make a gold decor palette. Grab the idea from A Pumpkin & A Princess.
I think these are all fun ideas that are easy to do and that will add some holiday charm to your festivities!
How do you usually decorate your Thanksgiving table?
You might also be interested in: Simple & Pretty Thanksgiving Candle Ideas
julie ~ eab designs says
I just love the turkey made from the book pages, as well as the turkey menu card in the same photo. I’ll definitely be making some of those. Thanks Manuela!
Alicia S at Titere con Bonete says
So many great ideas! I’m definitely doing the candles that say Giving Thanks!
Stephanie @ La Dolce Vita says
these sweet ideas make me wish I was hosting! a lot of these can be used for a pretty fall table. thanks so much for sharing all the inspiration.
Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions says
Lots of cute ideas, Manuela! I like the small pots made into Pilgrim hats.
Brenda Kula-Pruitt says
I love all these ideas!
Brenda
Lisa Lynn says
So many pretty ideas!!! I love the white pumpkins with bittersweet especially!
Deanna says
Such great ideas! Thanks for putting them all into a post for us!
I like the white pumpkins with the bittersweet and the first one…
Melanie says
Very pretty ideas. I especially like the long, low one from Country Living.
Judy Clark says
These are some really cute ideas. Love the turkey with book page feathers and the candles. Lots of good stuff. Thanks for sharing.
Judy
Glenda says
Lots of good ideas – thanks for passing them along. I really need to get my thinking cap on and figure out what I am doing this year. :/
Enjoy your evening.
Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces says
Wonderful ideas, Manuela! I love the apple votives!
Debbie says
Ugh! Something is wrong with my pin it button! I don’t think I’ve ever had a post where I wanted to pin just about everything on it, but I do here. I already have one of those pilgrim hat thingies, but I wanted the other. I love every single one of these idea. I’ll have to figure out why I can’t pin. Pout.
Cindy says
Such pretty ideas. I’m not sure which one I will use, but I really like the white pumpkins wrapped with bittersweet. Thanks for sharing!
Lisa~A Cottage To Me says
Beautiful ideas! Makes me want to run out and buy all sorts of supplies and start changing up my dining table! Tthanks for sharing!
Theresa H. Roach says
Love them all but I am going to try the turkey with book pages:) Thanks for sharing! HUGS!
Jennifer says
So many cute ideas! I think I may try to incorporate a couple of these into my weekend as we have an early Thanksgiving with some friends coming in for a visit. The apple votives are just too pretty to me!
Andrea at Opulent Cottage says
Ooooh good ideas! I particularly love the apple votives. It’s just the three of us this year, which I’m so looking forward to since Abby will be home from college 🙂 I’ll go visit Julie, I haven’t seen her blog before. Thanks for the inspiration!
xo, Andrea