How to Create the Perfect Fall Tablescape

PERFECT LIVING

Sadness looks like some pumpkins on a table.

One of the greatest challenges facing aspiring aristocrats today is designing fall tablescapes for the upcoming dinner season. A thrown-together fall table looks like paper plates and inexpensive orange candles. The solution is to pre-design high-end quality fall looks in which your distinguished guests will delight.

I first noticed uninspired fall table decor during the September seasons growing up in northern Canada. Macaroni and cheese in a plastic bowl next to some mashed potatoes on an old table cloth. The problem of uninspired fall tablescapes persists because aspiring aristocrats are uninspired. As with a lot of social events, we have been hampered by the global public health emergency and it is leaving us bored and sad. The boredom and sadness has to lead to less than stellar seasonal tablescapes. Hadley Mendelsohn, senior editor of House Beautiful, would agree. Hadley advises that the best way to set the scene is fall tablescapes, complete with seasonal centerpieces and place settings (Mendelsohn, 2021).

One. Public humiliation. Once the President of the Water Polo Wives Club gets word of any fall tablescape disaster, she will not hesitate to tear herself away from her philanthropy work to have you publicly shredded.

Two. Loss of confidence. After a failed dinner party due to a less-than-chic centerpiece disaster, you may hesitate to move forward with your upcoming Dia De Los Muertos porch decor, which would be a shame.

Three. Spread of the virus. The ugly virus that is! Once you think that a less than stellar fall harvest tablescape is acceptable, what’s next, an ugly Christmas tree? Umm no.

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