Thanksgiving Tablescape with Perfectly Pink Pumpkins

The 2020 Thanksgiving tablescape is here! I’m sharing the table and exactly how I styled the famous pink pumpkins y’all went nuts for on Instagram.

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It’s the most wonderful time of the year! The time we all don our stretchy pants and dresses to hide the fluff we will inevitably pick up this season. The Thanksgiving tablescape is my favorite table to put together. I started the #RHentertains series because of the past Thanksgiving tables I did with my mom. I found my passion for tablescapes as we tried to outdo ourselves each year.

I’m not sure I can ever outdo the three Thanksgiving tablescapes I did last year, but am really excited to share this Thanksgiving tablescape. As always, I hope these posts inspire you to create your own table. Whether it’s a table just like this one or has a touch all your own, this is a time to celebrate those that mean the most to you. What better way to do that than with guest specific touches?

I think putting thought into your Thanksgiving tablescape setup shows guests just how much they mean to you.

Turkey napkins for a festive Thanksgiving tablescape

Amanda Lindroth & Estelle Colored Glass Thanksgiving Tablescape

Yesterday I talked a lot about following the ideas and just letting things go where they may vs forcing an idea you may have about something. This tablescape is just another example of how my original ideas evolved into something else. When I was first planning this year’s Thanksgiving tablescape, I really wanted to go rustic and traditional. I had visions of a woodland vibe accented with some cool black flatware. I haven’t purchased any yet but am really eyeing this set & this one. I’ve been black flatware grow in popularity so much lately that I really wanted to play around with it.

That all changed when these fabulous pink ombre pumpkins came into my life. I made them so I would have a little bit of fall on the table and in the kitchen. They were so fabulous that I was inspired to explore the idea of using them as a centerpiece. I added a few tall candles to give the table some height but overall, kept it pretty simple. This tablescape is more pared back than some of the ones I’ve done in the past, but I’m so in love with it’s beautiful simplicity and how it turned out. Scroll through to see the full Thanksgiving tablescape and let me know your favorite parts + you plans for Thanksgiving this year.