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A Table for upcoming Festivities

 

It's been a quiet and calm day here with rain pouring outside now & then as this is our yearly monsoon season. Setting a table in November is always fun & welcoming for the upcoming festivities. I have set an blue table with blue wares & with pretty Pink flowers. When it comes to setting a blue table using dark/light coloured pink or white flowers,  goes well with the setting by giving a selective look.

 Placing cluster of pinkish Mums here in a blue Chinese kettle looked impressive to the setting. Needless to tell about lighting candles as everyone knows what lit candles are about, to create an ambience. Your table setting could be with your colour choice....enjoy while you set a table. 

Also happy to say that this is Eleventh year for Crystal grandeur in blog-land. Crystal grandeur got it's very first post on 5th Nov'2011. It is just a wonderful journey since then to share my passion and creation in blog to rest of the world. I see many of the bloggers stopped blogging and some have switched on to other networking...I do miss them . Down the memory lane, eleven years of blogging brings back lot of  delightful moments what i experienced as a blogger. Thank you all once again for all the beautiful comments and encouragement and making me to still continue in this journey. Love you all💓💓💓 
























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  1. Congratulations on continuing your blogging adventure. Pretty table.

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