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Having a focal point is key according to Brock. “Inside, you can
make the mantle the focal point, dressing it up with a base of
greenery, adding other natural elements and hints of gold, red or
white accents along with some candles.” She says you can carry
this natural theme onto the tabletop mixing your traditional red and
gold items with natural elements like moss, bark and greenery. Lay
a paper die cut atop a simple striped placemat to make your table
festive and appealing.
A tip from both: set your table the day before to make time for
other day-of party tasks! And don’t forget the powder room!
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