I have this love for heart shaped Valentine's boxes
and love to save them when I receive them for
Valentine's Day. I have them from years and years
back.
I chose some of the smaller ones that would
fit on my heart shaped white plates to create
the theme for this Valentine's table.
Even this red beaded container was used to
top a plate.
This is one of my favorites even though it didn't
come filled with chocolate.
As you know, we all love good chocolate here
and these beautiful boxes evoke a lot of
wonderful memories.
The placesettings began with these red heart-shaped
placemats. I just love how they were tied together
with this wonderful beaded and woven string that
threads through a pretty little openwork heart.
I am definitely saving this.
These Valentine's red flatware pieces are perfect.
The cutwork napkins get tucked in the red goblets.
A closeup of the napkins show the fun
heart cutouts.
The center of the table is filled with candles,
hearts, lettered blocks and candy.
What an adorable way to spell love!
Glittery red candles add height to the
table.
Of course the chandelier with the red shades
goes perfectly with the table.
Sweet and sparkly, that is how to create
a fun Valentine's Day table.
I will be posting this with
HiJacqueline,
ReplyDeleteThis tablescape is SO pretty! I love the idea of using the chocolate boxes. Perfect! Love the napkins too with the heart cutouts. Adorable. Well done!
Happy February : )
Danielle
wonderful idea. love all the boxes and i definitely need to find me some of those heart shaped gumdrops!
ReplyDeleteI knew you would decorate a beautiful table. This one is as lovely as I expected from you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table! How clever to use the candy boxes. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteLovely table, Jacqueline! Great idea keeping the little boxes received for Valentine's. Love the red shades on your chandelier!
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ReplyDeleteStunning table! Every detail is pure perfection!!!!!!!!
I have the same cutout tablecloth in PINK as your napkins and I LOVE it! ( purchased on Ebay)I used all PINKs this year on my table center piece for a Valentines theme...sooo pretty!
ReplyDeleteI ADORE the setting on the table! Hearts really do make everything ten times more awesome don't they?
ReplyDeleteLove the pretty napkins Jacqueline! You've reminded me to bring out the red flatware and have some fun:@)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Jackie! I've been tossing my Valentines boxes every year, but not anymore. Are the shades on your chandelier interchangeable?
ReplyDeleteDang...I sure wish I'd kept all my ♥ shaped boxes! Yours made a beautiful Valentines Day tablescape, Jacqueline.
ReplyDeleteThanks, too, for that great tutorial on how to do those petit fours! How easy & how elegant they looked. I never would have tried doing them until I got to see yours.
fondly,
Rett
So pretty! I love that you used your old heart boxes. They make the table unique & interesting.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE your collection of boxes! So fun that you saved them so they can be on display and bring back sweet memories! I love the rosy glow your chandelier shades are casting on your Valentine's table! ♥
ReplyDeletethat is so beautiful! love the chocolate boxes.
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What a lovely and festive table! Love the idea of using the keepsake valentine boxes to top the plates, and those napkins are too sweet! I also like the candies scattered around -- such fun!
ReplyDeleteI think it's so cool that you saved all those neat boxes! The first one is uniquely beautiful with all the ruffly flowers on top, but I also love the simpler ones. The napkins are really pretty! They really work well with your table overall!!! Great touch to change out the shades on the chandelier, too!
ReplyDeleteThere must be a tree there somewhere:)?
ReplyDeleteThat petaled box is perfect..Like a little pillow..
I must admit..I've not received many heart boxes:)
I should get a special one for each boy each yr..but..would they save them? I think you treasure your treats..maybe that's why people love offering them to you.
Very pretty!
Gorgeous collection of boxes, Jacqueline!
ReplyDeleteYour table is beautiful as always. Love the detail on the red plates and the red flatware is perfect. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteYou must be an awfully good girl to receive so many chocolates in these beautiful boxes.
I love your valentine table and chandy - they're so festive.
Judith
So pretty! I have a 'thing' for red and love those beautiful napkins and mats.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous table, Jacqueline! I love all the red and white and pretty heart shapes. The little red chandelier shades are an elegant touch. So festive.
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful red Valentines tablescape Jacqueline! Lovely dishes and even a chandy with red shades, wow! The chocolate boxes are so pretty too. Happy Valentines.
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Hi Jacqueline, What beautiful Valentine boxes you have - makes for a lovely and festive tablescape. I have a funny story about Valentine candy. When the kids were little, we bought them each a heart-shaped box of candy. Someone left theirs lying around, and the dog got into it and ate everything - the candies, papers and all! Fortunately, it was not enough to make Libby the dog ill!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Beth
Just love those chocolate boxes!!! what wonderful memories they must bring forth. The red shades on the chandelier are so pretty too. Love the red cutout napkins too.. xo marlis
ReplyDeleteGreat table and I love all of you valentine boxes!! So sweet and sentimental and what is better for valentine's day???
ReplyDeleteYou heart boxes are adorable, Jacqueline. Your whole table is simply stunning! So romantic.....Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful table. Love the chandelier! You are a very creative person!
ReplyDeleteLovely Table! Lovely Ideas! I like the idea of saving your Valentine boxes and using them in the center of the plates. The block LOVE letters are so cute and love the red shades on the sparkling chandelier! I like all holidays but Valentine's Day is one of my favorites. Happy Tablescaping! Pam
ReplyDeleteJacqueline, like you, I've saved candy boxes through the years when they were special. Do you remember the Joseph Schmidt creations? So sad that he is no longer in business! Your table is sheer delight! But everything you present is sheer delight for my eyes. Happy Heart Day! ~ Sarah
ReplyDeleteServing up some Chocolate treats. Come on over. ;-)
What special memories you have, Jacqueline, with all your chocolate boxes! Your tablescapes are always spectacular. I loved the idea with the ranch dressing & the veggies. I remember seeing that in Martha Stewart, also. It makes eating veggies, extra-fun!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Of course, I love red and hearts too so the entire table is just perfect. The napkins are to die for! Hope someone treats you extra special on this day of love.
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Pat
I absolutely LOVE the candy boxes at the place setting~SO pretty and special!
ReplyDeleteJaqueline,you have gotten me into the Valentine's Day spirit. With all the beautiful red and white on this tablescape, Gets me into a very hearty mood. (If that is a word.) Keep up the good work!!
ReplyDeleteTalley
Yes, in deed. A very Valentine's Table! Totally put me in the romantic mood. :)
ReplyDeleteWell, darn! THis just made me realize that I have been married for 43 years and have never gotten chocolates in a heart shaped box!!????:(:(:( I will have to remedy this:):)
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