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Welcome friends to my Parisian table filled with touches of romance. Since Paris is called the City of Love, 💗 I wanted to capture the essence of this lovely city of romance. With "je t'aime" echoing through shops and streets, it's not hard to catch the Parisian spirit of expressing love!
I am happy to be part of another Valentine's Day Blog Hop organized by our gracious friend, Rita from Panoply. You will find 17 other Valentine tables for your enjoyment toward the bottom of this post.
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I decided to decorate with black and white striped umbrellas and a tablecloth for a French look. Pink, black and gold are my chosen colors for this dramatic table. I attached pink roses lining the top of the umbrellas. You know in Paris, the city is full of gorgeous flowers. I love seeing the flowing flowers from window boxes.
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Paul and I visited years ago and loved this romantic city. I hope we get to visit again. I would love to visit Provence. We also went on a barge trip through Burgundy.
Since most of you know, I love decorating my chandelier as well. I hung pink glitter hearts, along with a floral heart I created. The black candelabras create a nice contrast with pink candles.
The plate stack consists of a rose gold chargers, gold flatware, light pink square baroque plates with a pink rose napkin ring on a black napkin. The Eiffel tower sits center stage. Pink champagne flutes are ready for Raspberry Cream Mimosas with my brunch. My tall black goblets always make a statement.
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The gorgeous pink roses are from my thoughtful hubby who ordered them early for my Valentine table.
I added these darling little Paris favor bags to each place setting. A rose gold table runner ties in with my rose gold plate chargers.
Since I only had 6 place settings of the pink Baroque plates, I added these black and white French plates at the ends of the table.
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This table is set for 8. I am hosting two Valentine brunches in February. One for friends and neighbors and the other one for my clogging gals.
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I also created place cards for each guest.
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This Biatch lip bottle caught my attention on Instagram. Of course I had to order one for my table of love. They have an assortment of colors to choose from. The bottles contain tequila.
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"Bon appetite!"
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I hope you take the time to visit all of the table stylists table and be inspired. Thank you for visiting.
💗Panoply - Valentine's Day: Birds of a Feather
💗Home is Where the Boat Is - Galentine's Tea Party
Everyday Living - My Love, My Valentine
💗Celebrating Everyday Life - How to Style a Romantic French-Inspired Table for Two
💗Hyacinths for the Soul - Whispers of the Heart
💗Pandora's Box - A Valentine Tea for Two
💗Me and My Captain - Cupid's Arrow 2025
💗Life and Linda - Ooh la la! A Parisian Tablescape
💗The Bookish Dilettante - Conversation Hearts for Valentine's Day
💗My Thrift Store Addiction - Vintage Style Galentine's Gathering
💗The Cat's Whiskerz - A Copper Inspired Valentine's Day Tablescape
💗The Little Yellow Corner Store - Valentine's Day and a Snowman's Smile
💗Corner of Plaid and Paisley - For All the Roses in My Life
💗The Painted Apron - Love Talk
💗Dinner at Eight - Artistry and Romance -- A Valentine's Table
💗Thrifting Wonderland - Creating a Romantic Thrifted Valentine's Tablescape
💗Belle Bleu Interiors - A Celebration of Love
💗Mantel and Table - A Valentine's Day Tablescape in Beautiful Blush and Peach
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Wow, Linda!! This is a fabulous tablescape! I want to be there! I can imagine the excitement of entering and being handed a bubbly raspberry mimosa and oohing (la la-ing!) over all these details. The umbrella and tablecloth with those black and white stripes are so very French, and all the roses such a feminine touch. This is a great mix of masculine/feminine appeal. The menu sounds so good. What lucky guests who are invited to your home for these treats. Always a hostess who pulls out all the stops to carry out a theme, thank you for sharing your love of tablescaping and entertaining in this hop. You are appreciated!
ReplyDeleteMagnifique! Black and pink go so beautifully together. And those Gallic stripes are perfect, along with the umbrellas. The roses are all gorgeous, of course, and that delicious brunch menu is to die for!
ReplyDeleteYou've done it again, Linda! How spectacular! Everything looks amazing! I love, love, love the black and white umbrellas hanging from the ceiling! What a fabulous focal point! Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteYou're all set for beautiful entertaining:). I have had those napkin rings for a long time..I can't tell you how long it has been since I have used them.GOOD for you for continuing to entertain and bring social interaction to all around you.La Joie De Vivre.
ReplyDeletePS..That Paul and the roses:)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely enchanting. It's gorgeous. I love how you make the most of each holiday.
ReplyDeleteMy grandgirl just got back from Paris and absolutely loved it. Hugs- Diana
Oh la la is right. Your table for Valentines is gorgeous Linda. I love love love the hanging umbrella just spectacular! You never disappoint with your table scapes. Hugs and Happy New Week. Kris
ReplyDeleteLinda, the black and white striped tablecloth is a definite nod to Paris. I love the Parisian theme. It is truly a magical city that I hope we can return one day! I love the umbrellas, a fabulous addition to your table of pink and black. The roses are gorgeous. The menu sounds delicious and I love the idea of brunch being served. How special your guests will feel when they gather at your table!
ReplyDeleteLinda, you created a beautiful table for Valentine's Day. It looks like you will be busy entertaining everyone. The menu looks so good and I know everyone will have a great time. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThe menu sounds delish - how do you make raspberry Cream Mimosas? Of course I adore your tablecloth and it's the first thing that caught my eye - and those cute umbrellas!! I am sure your guests will enjoy sitting at your table - have fun!
ReplyDeleteLinda, the black and white umbrellas overflowing with flowers are perfection and the black napkins and pink roses are also a beautiful pairing! It is a pleasure to join you today!
ReplyDeleteLinda your table is stunning and I love the use of umbrellas as it reminds me of a "tea party" I hosted about 8 years ago as I used pink umbrellas hanging from the ceiling as well as opened pink umbrellas adorning the ends of the serving table. Such fun! The black and white striped table covering is perfect in your Parisian theme. "How are you gonna keep 'em down on the farm after they've seen Paree?".....your menu sounds wonderful and your guests will be treated to a wonderful experience. Sounds like you are going to be busy for the next few days. Happy Valentine's Day.
ReplyDeleteOoh la la !! Glorious!!
ReplyDeleteYou have captured the exuberance of a visit to the Moulin Rouge in your tablescape, Linda. Loved the umbrella with roses and the pink hearts gracing your chandelier. Your choices for dishes and napkins work perfectly with your theme and the menu...Ooh La La. Have a wonderful brunch and Happy Valentine's Day.
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Ooh la la is right Linda, wow this is gorgeous! I love the dramatic black and white styled with pink for your French Valentine table~ the Eiffel towers and stripped umbrellas lined with roses are fabulous! Your hearts and flowers hanging from the chandy look so pretty and I love the little Paris favor bags. It's all so elegant and beautiful, your guests are in for quite a treat and the menu sound delicious!
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Just fabulous, Linda!!!! Those rose trimmed black and white umbrellas are just amazing!!! They set the whole tone for your spectacular Parisian table!! From the Eiffel Tower to the awning stripe tablecloth, it all makes me feel as though I am there in a little cafe on the corner!! Beautifully done!! Have a lovely Valentine’s Day❤️
ReplyDeleteWow, Linda! *OF COURSE* I am following you *giggles* I'm going to have a talk with Rita next time! I love your theme so much. Paris is, after all, always a good idea! LOVE your black, pink, and white color scheme, and the pink sequined table runner is the best thing ever! The umbrellas are over the top, and I love them so, so much. Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteOoh Linda, or should I say ooh la la... I adore the black and white paired with the pink! Your blooming umbrellas are over the top…no pun intended 😊. Your black goblets and candelabra are so dramatic and your early Valentine of your pink rose heart bouquet is beautiful. Your brunch menu sounds delicious, I know guests will be thrilled. I’m also loving all the hearts popping up as I scroll along. As always, it’s a treat to join you at the table and hop with you.♥
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Linda, this table is spectacular, especially with those rose trimmed umbrellas!! Sign me up to come to your party as the menu sounds fabulous. You are so creative in your tablescapes and so inspirational. 💕
ReplyDeleteOh Linda, you have my heart jumping seeing your beautiful take on romantic Paris for Valentine's Day. You know my love of all things French so I'm scrolling through your setting again. I love the black and white umbrellas, perfection for this setting. All the pink, flowers, love the Eiffel Tower centerpiece and the perfume bottle is darling. This is love at first sight! Happy Valentine's Day Linda and Paul...........
ReplyDeleteLinda, oh my gosh, this is stunning! Just wow. The black and white striped table cloth is perfect with your pink accents, and the candelabra with pink tapers, gold flatware, and black wine glasses are so elegant. Love the pink flower napkin rings and the sweet little treat bags. The blooming umbrellas and pink hearts on the chandy are real show stoppers. Like Mary, I loved the floating hearts as I scrolled down. Your menu sounds delicious and lucky are your guests to enjoy such a wonderful experience. It was a pleasure hopping with you and I hope you have a fabulous Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteOh la la, Linda! You amaze me with how dramatic you can make your dining room look. I have long admired that space, the long dining table and the lovely chandy. Now you've added the black and white umbrellas. You know the black and white with the pink appeals to me. Well done!!! Seriously, I'm in awe of your creative looks for your various party themes. Happy Valentine's Day to you and Paul. Take that trip!!! Live in the moment!!!
ReplyDeleteYour menu looks fabulous, Linda, but you could serve potato chips and diet pop at that table with oreos for dessert and no one would leave feeling cheated! (Well, someone would, but then there's someone in every crowd, right?). That table is so gorgeous, it wouldn't matter what was served! I love your Parisian theme and also your fabulous chandelier, which lends itself so well to such things. That tablecloth rocks!
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