Blue and White Christmas Table With A Pop Of Pink

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A blue and white Christmas table, with a pop of pink? Yes, please! This elegant color combo is fun, festive, and a great way to incorporate pieces you already have on hand into your Christmas decor.

If you’ve seen my blue and white inspired Tree Classics Christmas tree I shared earlier this month. And our living room and entryway Christmas decor.

Then my blue and white Christmas table with a pop pink comes as no surprise to you!

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Our formal living and dining room is basically one big room {seperated by an archway}. I like to have a consistent look in both spaces.

I know blue and white and pink is not exactly what one would think off for a Christmas tablescape. But I believe you can make any color you love work for Christmas decor.

Since I have a very dark brown dining table. I decided to use a tablecloth for this tablescape to keep the look light and bright. I got my white tablecloth with the blue border on clearance at HomeGoods back in October.

There’s just something about a pretty tablecloth that just elevates any tablescape immediately!

The blue and white and pink color story made it the perfect opportunity to break out my pretty pink dinner plates. Which paired beautifully with my Blue Willow salad plates.

These gold chargers from the Dollar Tree paired with my vintage gold flatware set {an estate sale score from a few years back} added the perfect touch of bling to each place setting. It's also a great example of mixing high and low pieces for an eclectic and affordable look.

To round out each place setting. I used these Magnolia goblets that I got on Clearance last month {no longer available at Target}. And these pink glasses also from Target. Although these are not holiday themed, I do love how the pattern reminds of a snowflake.

The mini vintage like Christmas used as place cards leave no doubt what season we are in! BTW, those place cards, are the same FREE gift tag printables that I shared with you last week. I used Photoshop to add our name to the blank versions. If you don't use Photoshop, you can do the same using sites like Canva and PicMonkey 

No matter what color you decide to use for your holiday decor. I believe you should always incorporate plenty of shine and sparkle!

So in addition to the gold accents. I also used these big mercury glass pillar candle holders with some flameless candles {my all time fave}.

For this centerpiece I got the inspiration from a similar Christmas centerpiece I did a couple of years ago.

I simply placed my blue and white ginger jar on my favorite gold tray. The floral arrangement is a grocery store {Trader Joe's} combination of inexpensive eucalyptus, pink roses, and baby's breath filler flowers.  

Just for fun, I added these gold antlers I had on hand, which I think works to reinforce that despite the color scheme this is a holiday table.

For even more shimmer and shine, I added these cute pink mercury glass votive candle holders {from my ORC dining room office makeover}. 

I love small ornaments that I added to the tray reflects the light from the candle holders. Making this simple Chrismas centerpiece shine.

Speaking of shine {yes more shine!}, small details like the crystal snowflakes hanging from the chandeliers and on the napkins rings reflect the light and add a whimsical touch!

I hope you enjoyed my blue and white Christmas table with a pop pink friends as much as I enjoyed sharing it with you.

Also, I hope this table inspires you to use whatever color you love for your holiday decor!

Thanks again for stopping by today. I wish you a very happy holiday season and new year!