St. Patrick's Day has always been one of those easy holidays to celebrate- and it makes for easy table setting ideas, too! Grab a tablecloth with green in it and then get creative with centerpiece ideas and plates with at least a touch of green. You can think outside of the typical green and orange and experiment with different shades of green. I always add in gold because who wouldn't want to reference a pot of gold? :) It's still bright and happy and there's not a leprechaun in sight!
I used plates that I bought from Parker Kennedy Living with a pretty, laurel-looking wreath and green bow. I used the salad plates and bread plates from that pattern and mixed it with my white and gold dinner plates. I added wine glasses with a green stem to mix in a more traditional shade of green~ and they tie in well with the centerpiece. Solid white napkins keep the focus on all of the shades of colors.
For the centerpiece, I used mostly vegetables and fruits with a few flowers mixed in- you can see how I made the all-green centerpiece here.
One of my favorite flowers to use at St. Patrick's Day is a shamrock hydrangea. I love the shade of green! Mixing the different textures and shades of green add interest and help the table feel inviting- even with special china and wine glasses in the mix.
Shake the shamrocks and try a different look for St. Patrick's Day, if you're in the mood for something a little different this year!
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I used plates that I bought from Parker Kennedy Living with a pretty, laurel-looking wreath and green bow. I used the salad plates and bread plates from that pattern and mixed it with my white and gold dinner plates. I added wine glasses with a green stem to mix in a more traditional shade of green~ and they tie in well with the centerpiece. Solid white napkins keep the focus on all of the shades of colors.
For the centerpiece, I used mostly vegetables and fruits with a few flowers mixed in- you can see how I made the 
One of my favorite flowers to use at St. Patrick's Day is a shamrock hydrangea. I love the shade of green! Mixing the different textures and shades of green add interest and help the table feel inviting- even with special china and wine glasses in the mix.
Shake the shamrocks and try a different look for St. Patrick's Day, if you're in the mood for something a little different this year!
