Farmhouse Spring Dinner Party Table Setting In Blue and White

It’s Virtual Supper Club time again. I can’t wait to share my Farmhouse Spring Dinner Party Table with you this month. As you join me for my Spring Dinner Party Table Setting Tour, you will see a blue-and-white mixture of old and new and DIY to bring the table together. Do you love blue and white for Spring? I hope so because my table is filled with nothing but.

All my favorite bloggers are joining me again, and it’s so fun to see how different each of our tables is.

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Spring Dinner Party Table Inspiration

I inspired this table with a new set of candle sticks from Lucid Candles. I can’t wait for you to see them. These candles are gorgeous and will last forever. What do you think so far?

The candles are displayed in vintage brass candlesticks, which still hold drippings from previous candles.

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Each month, my friends from all around the country gather for our Virtual Supper Club Events. We decorate our tables and invite you to join us. Then, we all contribute one dish to the menu and share our recipes with you. See the Spring Dinner Party Recipes here. If you missed our Galentines Table, you can see it here, and the St. Patrick’s Day Table here.

Farmhouse Spring Table Centerpiece

Next, several items rest on the DIY Farmhouse Table Riser, which helps create a unique centerpiece of collected items. In addition to the candles, a simple vintage ironstone pitcher is filled with faux pink tulips, and a couple of white ceramic birds are added. The ironstone salt and pepper shakers are a recent find that I couldn’t wait to display on the table.

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The Blue and White Place Setting

I chose woven placemats for the place setting and paired them with the woven napkin rings, which were a great thrift store deal. They match so perfectly that you would think they were purchased together.

Isn’t it fun when a plan comes together?

The blue and white dinner plates and salad plates were both purchased at HomeGoods last year. The linen napkins, cutlery, and ceramic birds were also new purchases from last year; however, they are still available. If you click on the highlighted name, you can see the details.

Finally, I added the thrifted vintage cut glass goblets and dessert dishes to complete the table setting. For the actual meal, the dessert dishes will be filled with my Kahlua & Blue Bunny Delight dessert.

In addition to the table setting, Grace, my first cow painting, watches over the dining area. A vintage copper bowl holds the DIY Grapevine Topiary I recently shared.

The fun pillows were a HomeGoods purchase this spring, and they are a perfect match for both the Lucid Candle Sticks and the dishes from last Spring.

As you can see, the blue and white theme is very soothing. The touch of pink adds a soft, romantic feel to the overall table setting.

If you enjoyed this post, you might also enjoy How To Plan Girlfriend Time.

Next up on the tour is my friend Stacy at Stacy Ling Bricks N Blooms. Then, you can see all the other links below by clicking on the highlighted name.

Don’t forget to check back on Saturday for all the recipes and the full menu.

Stacy – Stacy Ling Bricks N Blooms

Anne & Ann Marie – Simply 2 Moms

Jen – Midwest Life & Style

Michele – Vintage Home Designs

Rachel – The Ponds Farmhouse

Be sure to check out this delicious dessert recipe!

Kahlua & Blue Bunny Delight

Thanks so much for stopping by. I look forward to sharing my next adventure with you.