Last year at this time Ryan and I were prepping and planning for our first Thanksgiving celebration in our home. We had the best time cooking a big meal for family and friends, and his turkey was amazing. This year we're prepping and planning for a drive to visit my sister in Mississippi for the Thanksgiving holiday. But, that hasn't stopped me from day dreaming what I'd be doing if we were going to be home to celebrate. I'm thinking a bohemian holiday is just the thing this year. Here is an inspiration board for a future me, just in time for Thanksgiving week...
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What I'd Cook: I love the idea of a traditional menu that you come back to time, and time again, but my wild cook's heart can't help but want to experiment. Crispy Brussel Sprouts with Garlic Aioli sounds divine right now.
What Linens I'd Use: There's nothing like vintage linens for a home, and I'm dying over these chartreuse ones.
How I'd Set the Table: There's something so welcoming about this home, and their dining room is set perfectly for a party.
How I'd Accessorize: Rachel is the queen of cool and I seriously loved the leaf crown she made with her littles. I'm pretty sure I could make a thousand of these from all the leaves in our backyard.
How I'd Capture Memories: I've been doing more art journaling lately and I think artistically writing out a recipe or two in my sketchbook would be a fabulous way to capture the memory of a bohemian holiday. Just like this.
What are your upcoming plans for Thanksgiving (at least you Americans)? Trying any new recipes? Traveling far or near? I'd love to hear all about it. big kiss, bekuh
Love this! A bohemian Thanksgiving sounds and looks dreamy.
ReplyDeleteBrian and I are going home for Thanksgiving. I plan on helping my dad cook and bake with my sister.
This post is adorable. Oh how I wish there was a ginormous plate os crispy brussel sprouts with garlic aioli in front of me rights now!Have a great time with your family in Mississippi!
ReplyDeletexo Hannah
love your ideas! that table-scape is great! :)
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kristyn
So pretty and I love the table runner!! Happy Thanksgiving! xo Heather
ReplyDeleteThose leaf crowns would be perfect for Thanksgiving! I think my nieces would love to wear them at dinner
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Megan
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No new recipes here. I'm just relaxing and welcoming the opportunity to let someone else do all the hard work this time around!
ReplyDeleteWe love a bohemian holiday too! Thanks so much for featuring our vintage dress, it's one of our favourites.
ReplyDeleteSophie x