Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas filled with love and tradition. "Repeat the sounding joy."
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It's Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas!
Winter solstace is approaching and the holiday season is here. There is much excitement to anticipate!
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Thanksgiving Centerpieces
Tea rooms are typically decorated in pinks and greens, salmons and peach tones. When that is the case, choosing a centerpiece for Thanksgiving might be a challenge. Consider these centerpieces -- beautiful, seasonally appropriate, and delicate enough for any tea room setting.
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Autumn Wreath ~ Wheat
Another option for an autumn wreath consists of a neutral palette of those "amber waves of gold." Consider clustering stalks of wheat in a dense circle to welcome family and friends to your home. In addition to it's being seasonally appropriate for autumn, a wreath made of wheat goes with any color scheme whether it is on your front door or in your tea room.
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Autumn Wreath ~ Citrus Fruit & Dried Flowers
Welcoming autumn affords us many opportunities to choose natural treasures from Mother Nature's bounty. Coupling citrus fruit like small oranges with dried flowers is a charming mix of those treasures and can be found at a local grocer, a farmers market, or your own garden. Consider a long, rectangular wreath as a refreshing departure from traditional rounds. Hang with a ribbon in a complimentary color, then enjoy the visual appeal and aromatic pleasantries of the season!
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