We had our office Christmas party last Friday. I have been posting recipes for the food I made, but I have not posted any pictures of how I set everything up for the party. I did not have a chance to take as many as I would have liked, but here are some of the food area. I placed desserts on the table and the appetizer foods on the bar area. I also placed the plates and silverware on my antique buffet.
I filled the empty platter with different meat to go along with the crackers and cheese. I also served an artichoke dip with tortillas chips that did not make it into the pictures.
After I saw the pictures I realized it looks kind of plain. I did not do much for Christmas decorations this year, in fact I usually do not do much. But now that I see pictures of it, I realize I should do more. I will try to next year.
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Heather
everything looks so yummy!!!
Walking on Sunshine...
I agree, everything looks delicious! Nice layout as well. I love taking pictures of how the food looks before we eat as well. My kids sometimes think I’m a little crazy, but I enjoy it! Thanks for sharing.
Penless Thoughts
It all looks lovely, Lynn.
Susan
the pleasures of homemaking
What a nice spread! It looks delicious!
Manuela
Linda C
Everything looks yummy and beautiful! Great job1
Linda C
Julieann
I think everything looked perfect–I love the clean and crisp look and the touches of Christmas were there–Very nice.
Julieann
Grammy
Every thing looks so yummy.
Lady Katherine
Delicious! Yes! I love the trays you have and the antique buffet, at first I thought it may be a tea cart. Back to the trays they are great, I love the length and width! I could use a few. lol
Alice
I want some of that fudge! It looks good enough to eat (pun intended.) Looks like a fun dinner party. I don’t decorate much either, and probably should. Oh well. Thanks for the post.
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Faith
It all looked very beautiful. If you are looking for something simple (& inexpensive), just try some fabric (tulle or lame would work well). Scrunch it around on your table before placing the platters. Instant color & texture.
I personally love the clean look that you had.