Every major holiday we like to do some tablescape inspiration. Tables for Halloween can really be limitless, you can choose to go the cliche Halloween route or more of chic Halloween. We are going to inspire you with a little bit of both.
We always say, any time that you plan on hosting a party, even if it isn’t a dinner party, create one focal point in the room where that specific table focal is decorated in the theme to your party; this months theme we go spooooky on aminamichele.com !!
Gorgeous black & white themed table
BOA napkin rings = Love!
Your Halloween table doesn’t have to be tacky… black and white striped napkin with any orange flower sets the Halloween tone in a sophisticated way!
If you are going to choose to do more of Halloween clutter, consider staying in color theme. I love how the food blends in with the decor.
Your decor can be subtle, and then make a big splash with a spooky back drop. This tablescape is great because it tied in the trees in the backdrop with the black wreaths on the door… again, subtle can make a big impact.
Your table certainly doesn’t have to have any Halloween theme, but can be in the color schematic of Halloween black and orange. Sleek = sexy table
This type of decor you can have on your table every day of the month and even into the harvest season of November. It still is festive and you can bare it for two months.
I love the place card or place pumpkin rather. This is a very festive way to save your guest’s seats.
I had to go big on this one so you could see the awesome salad plates. Now this table is sexy and spooky at the same time. You could even use these salad plates again and have a pirate themed dinner party… just don’t forget the pirates booty.
I love the use of zebra in this tablescape with all Halloween clutter.
I love this very festive Halloween look. The witches fingers in the napkin ring is cute too.
This vampire table is so nicely put together. They hit every point, even the menus are in theme. Table names like “Dracula” were the icing on my cake. Be creative with your table names… even if it is just one table.
Have fun with your theme and have a spooky and safe Halloween!! XO Amina Michele
