Mother's High Heels Done in Chocolate

Mother loved high heels, 

I love high heels,

my daughters love high heels,

my daughters-in-law love high heels,

and my granddaughters love high heels

so high heels are the showstopper on this

Mother's Day Table

only they are in

Chocolate!

Yes, these are solid chocolate high heels.

They are amazing in their colors and details.

My sweet son Tyson saw these while traveling for

his job and knew that his mother would adore them.

He took pictures with his phone to help me decide

which ones I wanted.  I started with two but had to

add two more.

They come packaged like this in a darling "purse"

which I decided also needed a place on the table -

so I filled the empty purse with some of my double

tulip blossoms for the center of the table.

Fresh roses also say Mother's Day to me and these

were a gift from friends so I had to include them in

the center of the table.

I had found two of these adorable super-mini

cake stands a while ago so this pink one showcases

a pretty pink rose and a Kiss.

This beautiful pink with brown accents and

a dark chocolate butterfly sits beautifully on the

pink and white stack of plates.

How could I pick a favorite chocolate shoe,

but this iridescent cream shoe with the purple

jewel is just amazing.

See how exquisite it is?

The purple with silver flower is also iridescent.

Just lovely!

But there is something about this milk chocolate

with pink polka dots and a sugary pink jewel too.

Even my son was awed by the detail and variety of shoes.

He had such a hard time deciding.

He found these in the Detroit airport of all places.

There were even a couple of lavender blooms in the

roses.  I love this view looking down over the

roses.

Don't you wish a bouquet of fresh roses lasted longer?

The plate stack perfectly matches the colors

of the roses.

A crystal flower for a napkin ring goes around a pink

satiny napkin.

I paired my bubble goblets with my grandmother's

depression glassware.  I just love pink glasses.

No, we won't be eating these chocolate shoes - at least not

right away.  They are too wonderful.

I had bought a 3D chocolate mold for a high heel

and tried making it a while back, but mine didn't turn

out anything like these.

The truth is that this won't be our Mother's Day table either.

I get spoiled on Mother's Day and the food, table and

dishes are done by my sweetheart and the children.

This year with three married children my suggestion is that

the men each make a dish and spoil all of the mothers.

I always love Mother's Day. 

 I feel like it is a tiny bit

of payback for all of the other days of the year and 

all mothers deserve to be spoiled a little.

Part of the Mother's Day tradition 

in our ward - our local church unit - is to 

have the graduating seniors each speak on Mother's Day

for a few minutes to honor their mothers.  I have my

baby graduating this year and so I will have that great

priviledge to hear him speak.  It is always one of the best

Sacrament Meetings of the year as they express the things

their mothers have taught them and the love they have for

each of their mothers.  I will definitely feel spoiled.

Hope you get spoiled this year.

I will be posting this with

Let's Dish

Tablescapes Thursday

Feathered Nest Friday

Home Sweet Home

Pink Saturday

Seasonal Sunday