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V-day table for Two:)))

 Love is in the air. To feel the saying and to get it going set an V-day table for two among the greenery on the terrace garden. The table was set next to an kumquat orange tree and placed few flowering pots near the table. The sun was going down and it was the right time to click the shots to get the feel of love. I loved arranging the mix of color on the table as V-day too a colorful day of the hearts💘. The flowers are blooms from our garden. It was an quick set table with fresh fruits, glass of juice from the oranges as it make a wonderful drink. Candles never get missed  on a V-day as candles make the day magical specially when it comes to table for two. Get inspired to set a table on the porch, back yard, front or on the terrace where ever you like to. Welcome and enjoy the day with family, friends and with your sweet hearts.   





 




 








 






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  1. Parsimonious Décor Darling10 February 2022 at 12:11

    Very pretty and romantic!!

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  2. Anonymous10 February 2022 at 18:18

    The sheer draped material, the lacy napkins, the cushions, the candles, the fruit and flowers all give a feeling of Love is in the Air. Well done. Jan

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  3. Darlene Gardner10 February 2022 at 19:39

    Beautiful!

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