Easy fall table decorating ideas, perfect to host partiest or gatherings around this season!
Whether you’re hosting or attending, adding a centerpiece to the table can instantly pull a theme or mood together. It doesn’t need to be expensive or complicated– check out our easy fall decorating ideas that will have you sprucing up your table for autumn in no time!
easy fall table decorating ideas
First tip: Shop your yard. We have a eucalyptus tree that we are able to clip branches from and, paired with a few stems of greenery from Trader Joes, they are the perfect base on the table runner to not only bring in greenery (adding instant warmth) but also add texture. We simply criss-crossed them down the table over a table runner. Easy.
Next we added 3 plump pumpkins (these can be real or fake) down the table. then filled in the gaps with smaller pumpkins and/or gourds.
I chopped up a thick branch then drilled a hole in the top to make (4) candlesticks and just added some cheap dollar store or Walmart candles to the top, placing them in any gaps down the center of the table. Look how pretty they are lit, total fall ambiance nailed!
Lastly, (again, shopping my yard!) I cut up a large stump that was leftover from a summer storm wreckage and made quick chargers to go under my plates. I love all of the natural wood tones together!
More fall table decorating ideas!
Take a look at even more fall table decorating ideas by these talented creative bloggers, so pretty and now I think we are officially ready for fall!
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Lolly Jane | The Learner Observer | Satori Design For Living | Summer Adams
Mansa Krishnamurthy says
Such a darling tablescape! I love the cozy vibes!
Lolly Jane says
Oh thank you!! 🙂
Shauna says
I love that you “shopped” your yard to put this together. Fall is the perfect time for adding layers and different textures. Can’t say as though I have a eucalyptus tree in my back yard (how nice) but I did manage to find a few stems and flowers for mine. Use what you have, right?!
Lolly Jane says
Yes, well said! Thank you 🙂