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Happy St Patrick's Day :):):)

Hi and hello....2015 is the third year in row to do a St Patrick's day table at Crystal Grandeur. It's always a nice feeling to bring in the plants and green table wears to set a table. I created a scape for two by placing few Jade plants as center piece . Grouping of plants looked fresh on the table and also according to Fengshui Jade plants considered  to bring luck. It was fun placing a cute little green doll with a bib to give a whimsical look. 

Hearty wishes to all those who celebrate St Patrick's day. Have lots  of fun and laughter. Once again happy to be part of  Cuisine Kathleen s challenge this year:)





















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Comments

  1. Candy S17 March 2015 at 01:06

    I love your Saint Patrick's Day tablescape. The pretty shades of green in the dinnerware and the warmth of the candle light create a wonderful setting. Your grouping of the jade plants adds so much interest and texture to this table setting and the wee little doll dressed in green and wearing her bib as if she were waiting for the corned beef and cabbage to be served is precious. Happy Saint Patrick's Day..... Candy

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  2. Marigene17 March 2015 at 16:00

    Crystal, your SPD table is beautiful...I love all the green. Is that a jade plant? Very pretty.
    Have a great week.

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  3. FABBY'S LIVING18 March 2015 at 19:43

    Oh sweet friend Sujatha; takes you to make such a wonderful table with such flair and with the perfect elements, such as the greenery you used as a centerpiece and the lovely green china. I love the embroidery in your table topper too.
    What a shame you didn't join Kathleen at her SPD blog crawl she hostesses every year.
    Thanks for your always great visit, my friend.
    FABBY

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  4. Tea in Texas19 March 2015 at 17:22

    Your pertty and lucky green plants are lovely as a centerpiece. The soft green china is pretty paced on the green hued linens. have a great week!

    pam

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  5. candlelightsupper20 March 2015 at 11:36

    The greens are stunning together. You have used a lot of beautiful and charming touches. Love the napkins. Have a great weekend. Valerie

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  6. candlelightsupper20 March 2015 at 11:39

    I forgot to say, I loved the watermelon. That touch of red really caught my eye and made the table even more lovely to me. Also good to eat!. Thanks you and have a nice day, Valerie

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  7. farmhouse-story10 April 2015 at 04:30

    love the addition of the jade plants and watermelon to your st. paddy's day table--very sweet!

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  8. farmhouse-story10 April 2015 at 04:30

    love the addition of the jade plants and watermelon to your st. paddy's day table--very sweet!

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  9. Kathleen11 April 2015 at 20:43

    I am so sorry! I had visited everyone and didn't see you had linked after I finished. Thank you so much for joining in! The watermelon is very unique on a St. Pat's table. You may start a new trend!

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