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A Snowy table....:):)

     This is the beautiful time of the year as the season starts off  with wonderful Christmas decors at homes, shops and malls etc.Everyone welcomes and enjoy the season for many aspects and i enjoy the same for the weather being chilly and for the Chrismassy feel around you.

    It is wonderful to see impressive decors and table tops in everyone's post and i was inspired to do a table scape. It was fun creating a white table with a winter wonderland theme for the center piece display.Setting a right table for the the occasion with right kind of elements is like a moment before stepping on to the stage.The table is a mix of white and silver.The snow effect is nothing but the rock salt which resemble of snow and easy to set.Wishing everyone a joyful season....Thank you for your visit...:):):)



























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  1. The Quintessential Magpie19 December 2013 at 12:16

    You did such a lovely, LOVELY job with this table. It feels so ethereal with the lights and the colors. Just perfect. Tank you for sharing it with us.

    xo

    Sheila

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  2. Tea in Texas19 December 2013 at 14:25

    A very Merry Christmas table indeed. Love the little village houses and the animated snow on pics. Next we need sound, lol. Have a great Christmas and a happy New Year!

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  3. Tea in Texas19 December 2013 at 18:21

    How precious! I love your snowy village as the centerpiece. The snow in the photos is a lovely way to post. The glass plates are wonderful accent plate. Have a wonderful wonderful Season of fun!

    Pam

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  4. Alycia Nichols20 December 2013 at 08:40

    This is so pretty, Sujatha! I love the way many of the buildings and the Christmas tree light up! And that's a really fun special effect with the snow falling!!!

    I don't know why, but I no longer get email alerts when you (and several other bloggers) do a post. I guess I'll have to start checking that Bloglovin thing every day so that I don't miss out on any of your posts. I wish the Internet people would stop messing around with things that work out well for us!

    Have a wonderful, peaceful, joyous weekend! Your home looks beautiful!

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  5. farmhouse-story21 December 2013 at 13:52

    such a darling frosty tablescape, sujatha! wishing a season full of joy to you and your family:)

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