A SIMPLE VALENTINE TABLE

 

Our simple Valentine tablescape began with a tablecloth I bought at an estate sale years ago. There are little red and white hearts scattered across the fabric.

Even the edge of the table covering has a heart eyelet ruffle.

The base of each place setting is a red metal charger. I topped it with a white Gibson plate, and a red melamine plate I bought at Target about five years ago.

The flower carts on these vintage glasses (from an estate sale) make me think of a man buying Valentine flowers for his sweetheart.

 A few years ago, I bought these red napkins with embroidered white at an estate sale. I topped them with white handkerchiefs, embroidered with the word "Love". When I found these at a going-out-of-business sale, I had no idea how I'd use them, but they were inexpensive enough that I went ahead and bought all they had (six). I enjoy bringing them out during the season of love. I used the key napkin rings (also bought at a going-out-of-business sale) to signify the keys to the heart.
 

 

 

For a centerpiece, I lined up inexpensive miniature mailboxes.

I filled the mailboxes with Valentine signs and

Kings and Queens of Hearts.



I added votive candle holders with the inscription, "Love Warms the Heart".

 

I hope you enjoyed seeing my simple Valentine table. Thank you for visiting.

 

 This post is partying with  Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch and Talk of the Town at Knick of Time.