Happy Tuesday, Friends! Today I'm delighted to be joining the Thanksgiving Tablescape Blog Hop hosted by my dear friend, Rita from Panoply. Whether you are hosting a Friendsgiving get together or planning appetizers for Thanksgiving, check out these ideas for a charcuterie and wine buffet
If you've hopped over after visiting Mary from Home is Where the Boat Is, welcome! Wasn't her table setting absolutely gorgeous?!
Since I'm not hosting for Thanksgiving this year, I thought it would be fun to create a Friendsgiving spread on my buffet.
First, I wanted to show you how I pulled from my autumn tablescape to transition from August to November...
...and to also let you compare my buffet decor from September to now. See how I created a new look while reusing some of the same pieces?
Here's a view of the entire buffet:
With the exception of one brief cold snap, the weather is still in the 70s here and my newly planted Little Lime hydrangeas are still blooming.
I opted to reuse my copper flatware along with more lovely green apples...
...but purposely selected my vintage Friendly Village dishes for this buffet--although I did reuse the pretty ruffled burlap place mats to create a runner.
Stay tuned--next week I'll be sharing recipes and tips for my pumpkin hummus, homemade artisan crisps, and the easier way to create charcuterie roses--no wine glasses needed!
The copper pieces I used were a find from Colorado a few years back.
I couldn't resist displaying my $5 vintage transferware turkey platter.
I am obsessed with the individual cheese boards and bamboo spoons that were clearance/sale bargains from Hobby Lobby.
Cheers!
I'm so glad you stopped by today! Next up is sweet Kari from Me and My Captain--I'm heading over to visit her now!
For more beautiful Thanksgiving inspiration, please visit the rest of today's featured bloggers below:
Everyday Living - Gathering With Grateful Hearts
Hyacinths for the Soul - A Tribute to Tom Turkey
Home is Where the Boat Is - Giving Thanks Table with Indian Corn Arrangement
My Thrift Store Addiction - Friendsgiving Charcuterie and Wine Buffet
Me and My Captain - Thankful, Grateful
The Painted Apron - Eat, Drink & Be Thankful
Life and Linda - Autumn Leaves & Pumpkins Please
The Cat's Whiskerz - Giving Thanks Wherever You Are
Belle Bleu Interiors - Gather with a Grateful Heart
From My Carolina Home - Turkey Time Tablescape
Karins Kottage - Harvest Elegance: Crafting a Thanksgiving Tablescape
Dinner at Eight - A Modern Take on a Traditional Pattern for Thanksgiving
Corner of Plaid and Paisley - Oh, So Thankful
Red Cottage Chronicles - Almost Effortless Thanksgiving Tablescape
The Bookish Dilettante - Thanksgiving Tablescape with Vintage Linens
The Little Yellow Corner Store - A Simple Fruit and Greenery Tablescape
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Cecilia, I love a charcuterie board. It is perfect for nibbling and enjoying guests without the stress of a large meal. Friendly Village is a favorite pattern, however I do not own a single piece.The vintage transferware platter is lovely and quite a find for $5. Wishing you a blessed Thanksgiving season!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of setting up a buffet in your gorgeous sideboard table! Your turkey platter is stunning. It’s so fun to blog hop with you and see your creativity! Hugs, Karin
ReplyDeleteSo fun, do let me know what time to stop by, I cannot resist a charcuterie buffet. You reminded me, I need to get out my turkey platter and display it this month. Love your Friendly Village plates.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea! We love Cheese Plate Friday Night around here, and I like how yours is set-up on your buffet. Your buffet us so pretty and perfect for the season. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteA charcuterie Friendsgiving buffet is a wonderful idea Cecilia! Your buffet looks so pretty! I love that you used the turkey platter for a display piece, and the pumpkins and apples scattered about. The Turning Leaf wine is perfect! Using the ruffled burlap placemats as a runner is so clever and I love your copper flatware and Friendly Village plates. I look forward to your recipes and tips. Your friends will love your Friendsgiving buffet!
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Cecilia, I love your beautiful choice of colors for your friendsgiving buffet. It is so calming and coordinates so well with your Friendly Village plates and floral. Your charcuterie board looks so inviting and is yummy. What a lovely transformation from Spring to Fall with your lovely details. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday.
ReplyDeleteCecilia, a charcuterie buffet is a wonderful idea for snacking. I love your gorgeous buffet. The Friendsgiving is clever. The platter is gorgeous and a bargain. The Friendly Village plates are lovely. I have some with snow. A pleasure hopping along with you.
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous charcuterie set-up! It looks fabulous on that French buffet and I LOVE that turkey plate! I'll be over at 5:00 :) xo Kathleen
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely display. Love the Friendly Village dishes. We have them,too.
ReplyDeleteHAPPY THANKSGIVING
Joan,Marion and Marilyn
Cecilia, your charcuterie buffet looks fantastic and what a great idea Friendsgiving is! The food and wine that you have chosen both look delicious, and lucky are your friends who share this with you. Your sideboard is sooo pretty. I love the Friendly Village plates and your vintage turkey platter is stunning. I also love how you transitioned from August to November - you made it look so easy. It was great hopping with you and happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, your buffet is absolutely gorgeous. What a find with the Turkey platter! It is beautiful. I adore and collect the Friendly Village pattern. I love how you incorporated it into your charcuterie buffet. Your charcuterie looks both delicious and pretty. Wishing you a blessed and wonderful Thanksgiving! Shannon@Belle Bleu Interiors
ReplyDeleteCecilia, you are ready to welcome friends. I love the idea of a charcuterie board to celebrate friends dropping by. Your buffett looks charming. Love your turkey platter! Happy Autumn!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, this is a lovely transition to Thanksgiving with your simple changes made from early fall. And this charcuterie spread is actually my preferred way of celebrating time together with friends and family, vs laboring over the complete meal. I am actually not a fan of turkey, only the sides! I love Friendly Village pattern, amd was so fortunate to score a nearly 80 piece collection from a local estate last year. It always sells so quickly! That said, I am selling part of the huge lot I acquired.
ReplyDeleteI love all the fall touches you included here besides the dishes - the brand wine, the specialty hummus, the copper, etc.
Thank you for celebrating the holiday with your tabletop idea. Enjoy that nice weather!
Cecilia, I have vintage transferware turkey platter envy! I adore its soft color palette and it paired with JB Friendly Village plates. We love charcuterie for grazing and easy entertaining. It’s always a treat hopping with you. Wishing you a wonderful season of Thanksgiving! 🦃
ReplyDeleteA charcuterie board is perfect for a friendsgiving celebration! It takes appetizers to a new level, one that adds creative display to yummy tidbits and encourages trying different foods. I especially like that you decorated the buffet around it in pretty seasonal icons and copper items. It's a delight to hop with you. Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteCecilia, your sideboard looks so inviting for a perfect gathering of friends. I love the term Friendsgiving and a great time for wine and charcuterie!! I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving!!
ReplyDeleteAdorable, Cecilia!! I love your transferware dishes and that turkey platter is incredible! Thanks so much for sharing at Home Imagined this week! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteYour spread looks so pretty and inviting on your sideboard. I'm especially loving your copper flatware.
ReplyDeleteCecilia your buffet is gorgeous in and of itself, and I love how you have set it for Friendsgiving! The charcuterie board looks delicious, and the turkey platter is the perfect node to the holiday!
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