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Theme of the season..:):)

The theme of the season is celebration. I love this time of the year as it is a time for fun,shopping, decorating, lights going wild everywhere, Joly carols to hear cheer,special dinner parties plus a time to express your cooking skills and the list goes on.

     Happy to present here my friend Punitha's Christmas decorated home in this post.She has a beautiful home and it was fun to put up the decorations.I was delighted doing a quick tablescape for her with a beautiful white snow flake print table cloth along with her collection of penguin chrismassy plates.She and her kids loved the decor and the table setting as well it was a nice feeling for me too.

  The celebration has began--So it is time to relax,light candles,put on music,and make your guest feel welcome and of course everybody is going to have a good time.Let the Happy celebration continues......:):):)




























Thank you all for visiting  Punithas home...

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  1. The décor is beautiful and those plates are so much fun!

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  2. i esp love the cute penguins! her home is very festive looking--thanks for sharing, sujatha!

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  3. Lovely colour combination. Looks welcoming.

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  4. Punitha's home IS lovely!!! Please tell her that I really like that lampshade!!! It's gorgeous!!! You did a wonderful job with the Christmas decor to add a touch of the season's festivities!!!

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  5. Such lovely decorations. I love that tablescape, the dishes are so fun. Thanks tons for linking to Inspire Me. Hugs, Marty

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  6. Beautiful home and Christmas decorations, Sujatha!.....christine

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  7. Very festive table, Sujatha. Love the penguin plates!

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  8. So sweet! Love those penguin dishes.

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