It was time to pull out the Alfred Meaken Medway China found in Atlanta at The Classy Flea several years ago. The delicate runner and woven placements are from Home Goods.
Cute vintage bunnies are from Queen of Hearts in Atlanta.
Sedums slated for our rock wall, made a pit stop on the side table.
My Orchid that blooms regluarly every March.
My son started his photo taking with Punkin, who chose to survey all the Easter goings-on from the his comfy perch. He took the rest of the photos in this post.
My son became obsessed with capturing the blue hour reflected in the plates. I spared you the 20 other shots of the same thing.
Carved geese from the Queen of Hearts. I just love how he captured them against the window and the blue light. I also love how the bay tree in background blends with the outside trees making it hard to tell if it's inside or out.
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Your table is g*o*r*g*e*o*u*s! You son is quite the photographer. Love the ducks, geese, lanterns bunnies, everything. xo
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your Easter table - it turned out beautiful!! I especially love the brown floral china!
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Lanita
Dianne, so glad you took photos to share this table setting. Gorgeous! I'm envious of your china. Love the combination of brown and white when used on china. That's what we chose for our wedding china, and I pick up pieces of brown and white transfer ware when I find them. Brought home a sweet cow creamer in the Charlotte pattern today from my trip to Marburger Antique Market. ;-)
ReplyDeleteLove that china! Beautiful table. Glad you had a great Easter!
ReplyDeletehugs,
Linda
What a beautiful table, and I love the blue hour photos.
ReplyDelete<~~~echoing the scribbler. I love the blue hour photos and the dishes are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour son ROCKED these photos!!! I have almost never been able to catch that elusive blue hour, and certainly never like this! I love the way the blue reflects on the table!!! That one photo that shows the blue flutes in the vitrine...so cool how they look across from the outside! I adore that china...one of the prettiest floral patterns I have ever seen. It's great that you're able to get that orchid to bloom every year! I would just LOOK at one and kill it! :-( The geese add a lighthearted touch to the table, and I really like those lanterns!!! They're the perfect size, and I like how they are vented at the top. The venting looks lacy like the runner. As always, you have done a really great job of extending your centerpiece down the length of the table. It just looks fabulous, dahling! (Pinky upturned for emphasis!)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend, and please tell your son his photography is greatly admired from both near and afar!
Stunning phtography, wow!! The dishes are to die for too. Your geese couple are adorable and the bunnies around are so cute. I love your lanterns and those photos with reflecting the blues on the table, simply amazing. Everything is fabulous!! Thank you for your sweet and kind visit. Big hugs,
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Beautiful table, Dianne...very pretty china. The geese are a wonderful addition to your table. Your son did an awesome job of capturing the blue hour...those are by far the best photos I have seen in blogland.
ReplyDeleteHave a great rest of the week!
Beautiful! Love the use of fresh herbs for the centerpiece! Your son took great photo's, and I agree with everyone else, the blue is GORGEOUS!
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The Howell Blessings
Wow what a beautiful table. And the photos are such a great capture. Great job.
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HI Dianne,
ReplyDeleteI am envious the spacious dining room you have. I adore every piece you have. Very pretty.
Your son is a great photographer and hope he continue his ability for a living.
Happy TS and week-end ahead.
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Oh what a lovely Easter table. And I love the blue hour shots. Such sweet bunnies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Easter table. Very pretty and all your pics were so good.
ReplyDeleteLoved the blue hour ones, really great. Love your geese, especially in the blue hour
shot. they are so cute as well as the bunnies.
Good job.
Blessings, Nellie
I don't know which picture is the prettiest. Of course I love the chippy centerpiece wrapped with the twine....
ReplyDeletebut those Blue Light pictures...Oh My.... Lovely, Lovely, Lovely!
Beautiful table, Dianne. The china is just lovely, and I love your natural elements .
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking to Let's Dish, have a good week!
Awesome photos! Terrific table.
ReplyDeleteGreat to have you at Seasonal Sundays.
- The Tablescaper