Love the flatware and Bordallo. The bunny plate is so cute! I also picked up that green tick dianthus last week at the grocery – makes a great arrangement filler. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
This table is so very special!…You could not ask for a more beautiful table for St. Patrick’s Day….Love those cabbage plates!….Will have to settle for a “Reuben” as opposed to our traditional corned beef and cabbage as we are “on the road” that day….I shall celebrate vicariously through your amazing table of green!…
You’ve shown the many shades ‘o green that Ireland has in it’s countryside, Mary. I can still picture the beautiful patchwork on the rolling hills. Your floral centerpiece in the pitcher is so pretty, and so are the individual bell jars scattered about the table. I love that green dianthus…what a lovely textured accent. Yes, before I leave, I’d love a biscuit (or two), just don’t tell the bunny! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Top ‘o the Mornin’ to ya wee lassie! Such a beautiful tablescape, all done up in gorgeous greens. I never knew about that Green Trick Dianthus & must go hunt some down soon. Your little shamrock biscuits are precious too, Mary…you always find the neatest things!!!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you & yours & Happy Blog Rolling with Kathleen!
I love your 40 shades of green Mary, with plaid, cabbage, and flowers! The bunny plate is like finding gold, so cute! You always combine such wonderful things in your centerpiece arrangements and the “Irish moss” is fantastic! You are ready for some hearty Irish Stew to eat with your shamrock biscuit 🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Jenna
I was looking forward to your post. It is beautiful and creative just as I knew it would be. Like the Green Trick Dianthus and your tablecloth is the perfect foundation to all the shades of green. The Irish poem was fun to read in thinking about your St. Patrick’s tablescape. Looking forward to the blog crawl at Kathleen’s tonight.
Now that’s a beautiful St. Patrick’s tablescape! Those napkins are lovely and the cabbage dishes look so “dressed up” on that terrific tablecloth! Pinning for sure!
Mary,
I am swooning over your Bordallo Pinheiro plates, dear friend!
Your St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape is exquisite!
I first thought your Irish Oatmeal Biscuits were Girl Scout Cookies!
The floral arrangement is breathtakingly beautiful!
HaPpY St. PaTrIcK’s DaY!
Fondly,
Pat
When I planned my tablescape I had in mind your table when I finished. Such an elegant table. I love your green plates and bunnies and the print on the clothe, chargers and flowers. What a beautiful table to welcome St. Patrick’s Day. Hope you enjoy the special day…………
Well, this is a great table, Mary, and I am in LOVE with those bunny plates. I was already admiring the pretty borders and didn’t realize they had bunnies, too. I just love the BP dishes; I try to keep an eye out for them when I shop at HomeGoods and Tuesday Morning. Your napkins are so pretty with the little green flowers, and the tablecloth is too. All your flower arrangements are lovely; I have some of those green ball jars, and I keep forgetting to use them. ;)
Visiting from Kathleen’s — hope you have a great St. Patrick’s Day and a wonderful weekend, too. Spring has definitely sprung here in N.C., hasn’t it?
Love the mix of greens here Mary! That tablecloth is so perfect and I like the green ball jars for the vases. Your center arrangement is beautiful. Love that new dianthus plant. Wishing you a great St. Patrick’s Day!
Your table is stunning for St. Patty’s Day, the tablecloth is such an eye-catcher along with the plates and the centerpiece. Always enjoy seeing your posts.
Visiting from Cuisine Kathleen’s St. Pat’s day blog hop! What a wonderful table setting! I really like your tablecloth. It’s such a nice background for your layered setting. Happy St. Patrick’s day to you!
All these pretty greens are making me think spring, spring, spring. Actually our weather is definitely spring here in TX. Love your pretty table, Mary. Alfresco dining lakeside – what could be more suitable for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day? Have a happy one!
Mary I love the precise exactness to all of your tables and I love your love of plaid but this green plaid for St patrick’s Day table is making me want to beg it from you It is so perfect.What lovely shades of green it has.I wish I had it.Love Susie
SOOOO much inspiration here Mary!! Thank you for sharing your many talents with us. Hugs to Chloe and Gracie…and a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you and yours!!
Hello Mary! I just love green and white in floral arrangements. The green mums are my favorite and they seem to be a neutral that pulls almost any color together. Love the bunny plate! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Olá
Eu também gosto muito da loiça Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. A fábrica renovou-se. De popular tornou-se loiça de luxo. Fico contente por ver a loiça do meu país ser admirada do outro lado do Oceano Atlântico.
Obrigada,
Amelia
Lisboa, Portugal
What pretty flowers !! I have had the oatmeal biscuits they are so good ,yum ! I was going to serve up some Lucky Charms for supper, but I don’t think the hubby thought that was a good thing to do:)
You did pull out many shades of green for your beautiful table, Mary! Your BP cabbage dishes make me smile…I was surprised there were so few tables with them this year.
I am intrigued with the unique green trick dianthus. Never heard of it until seeing it in your post. I would love to find some to put in my garden.
Thanks for sharing your talent. ♣
That is a lovely SPD table, Mary! The green and white is so nice and crisp! Love the blooming napkins. My mom’s name was Grace, so I def would have bought Grace’s Irish Biscuits, no WM here though. Thanks so much for taking part in the SPD blog crawl. Some of us go back to the beginning! Happy Easter too. I guess we should start posting Memorial Day to keep ahead of things! :)
Beautiful table scape Mary!!! I love the plates. Happy St Patrick’s Day to you.xoxo
Today is my birthday and we always celebrate it with corn beef and cabbage! My favorite meal! Yum!
Have a happy St. Patrick’s day!
Slainte! Your table is truly “wearin the green.” So pretty.
You’ve showed the many shades of green in a most beautiful way Mary! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Love the flatware and Bordallo. The bunny plate is so cute! I also picked up that green tick dianthus last week at the grocery – makes a great arrangement filler. Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
*trick
Beautiful as always. Have a blessed St Patrick’s Day!
This table is so very special!…You could not ask for a more beautiful table for St. Patrick’s Day….Love those cabbage plates!….Will have to settle for a “Reuben” as opposed to our traditional corned beef and cabbage as we are “on the road” that day….I shall celebrate vicariously through your amazing table of green!…
You’ve shown the many shades ‘o green that Ireland has in it’s countryside, Mary. I can still picture the beautiful patchwork on the rolling hills. Your floral centerpiece in the pitcher is so pretty, and so are the individual bell jars scattered about the table. I love that green dianthus…what a lovely textured accent. Yes, before I leave, I’d love a biscuit (or two), just don’t tell the bunny! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Gorgeous!!! A beautiful table to eat your St. Patrick’s Day dinner!! Love, love the hidden bunny!! HAPPY ST. PATRICK’S DAY!!!! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Top ‘o the Mornin’ to ya wee lassie! Such a beautiful tablescape, all done up in gorgeous greens. I never knew about that Green Trick Dianthus & must go hunt some down soon. Your little shamrock biscuits are precious too, Mary…you always find the neatest things!!!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you & yours & Happy Blog Rolling with Kathleen!
I love your 40 shades of green Mary, with plaid, cabbage, and flowers! The bunny plate is like finding gold, so cute! You always combine such wonderful things in your centerpiece arrangements and the “Irish moss” is fantastic! You are ready for some hearty Irish Stew to eat with your shamrock biscuit 🍀 Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Jenna
I was looking forward to your post. It is beautiful and creative just as I knew it would be. Like the Green Trick Dianthus and your tablecloth is the perfect foundation to all the shades of green. The Irish poem was fun to read in thinking about your St. Patrick’s tablescape. Looking forward to the blog crawl at Kathleen’s tonight.
Gorgeous, Mary. Your table must SMELL heavenly!! It sure LOOKS heavenly!
Absolutely beautiful
So fresh and pretty! Love all the shades of green!
The shades of Irish green…..so fresh!
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you Mary!! Love the plaid tablecloth as well as the cabbage plates, flowers, etc.
I love the glittery shamrocks in the bouquets Mary! And I’ve found a bunny hiding under my cabbage leaves in the garden more than once:@)
Your table is beautiful and i just adore the daisies. deb
Now that’s a beautiful St. Patrick’s tablescape! Those napkins are lovely and the cabbage dishes look so “dressed up” on that terrific tablecloth! Pinning for sure!
Mary,
I am swooning over your Bordallo Pinheiro plates, dear friend!
Your St. Patrick’s Day Tablescape is exquisite!
I first thought your Irish Oatmeal Biscuits were Girl Scout Cookies!
The floral arrangement is breathtakingly beautiful!
HaPpY St. PaTrIcK’s DaY!
Fondly,
Pat
When I planned my tablescape I had in mind your table when I finished. Such an elegant table. I love your green plates and bunnies and the print on the clothe, chargers and flowers. What a beautiful table to welcome St. Patrick’s Day. Hope you enjoy the special day…………
Well, this is a great table, Mary, and I am in LOVE with those bunny plates. I was already admiring the pretty borders and didn’t realize they had bunnies, too. I just love the BP dishes; I try to keep an eye out for them when I shop at HomeGoods and Tuesday Morning. Your napkins are so pretty with the little green flowers, and the tablecloth is too. All your flower arrangements are lovely; I have some of those green ball jars, and I keep forgetting to use them. ;)
Visiting from Kathleen’s — hope you have a great St. Patrick’s Day and a wonderful weekend, too. Spring has definitely sprung here in N.C., hasn’t it?
Hugs,
Denise
Love the mix of greens here Mary! That tablecloth is so perfect and I like the green ball jars for the vases. Your center arrangement is beautiful. Love that new dianthus plant. Wishing you a great St. Patrick’s Day!
Love your table. I am especially fond of the tablecloth, I’d love to find a similar one! Job well done.
Your table is stunning for St. Patty’s Day, the tablecloth is such an eye-catcher along with the plates and the centerpiece. Always enjoy seeing your posts.
Visiting from Cuisine Kathleen’s St. Pat’s day blog hop! What a wonderful table setting! I really like your tablecloth. It’s such a nice background for your layered setting. Happy St. Patrick’s day to you!
All these pretty greens are making me think spring, spring, spring. Actually our weather is definitely spring here in TX. Love your pretty table, Mary. Alfresco dining lakeside – what could be more suitable for celebrating St. Patrick’s Day? Have a happy one!
You take the best pictures!
Mary I love the precise exactness to all of your tables and I love your love of plaid but this green plaid for St patrick’s Day table is making me want to beg it from you It is so perfect.What lovely shades of green it has.I wish I had it.Love Susie
SOOOO much inspiration here Mary!! Thank you for sharing your many talents with us. Hugs to Chloe and Gracie…and a very Happy St. Patrick’s Day to you and yours!!
Hello Mary! I just love green and white in floral arrangements. The green mums are my favorite and they seem to be a neutral that pulls almost any color together. Love the bunny plate! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Top of the mornin to ya! Happy St Patricks Day! As always! Beautiful table setting! Great job!
Green is actually my favorite color—so this is wonderful, fresh and frisky…happy spring it screams besides the ode to the Irish. Thanks, Sandi
Olá
Eu também gosto muito da loiça Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro. A fábrica renovou-se. De popular tornou-se loiça de luxo. Fico contente por ver a loiça do meu país ser admirada do outro lado do Oceano Atlântico.
Obrigada,
Amelia
Lisboa, Portugal
~O’Mary~
What pretty flowers !! I have had the oatmeal biscuits they are so good ,yum ! I was going to serve up some Lucky Charms for supper, but I don’t think the hubby thought that was a good thing to do:)
Have a beautiful green day !
Paula
IN
Super sad our Target didn’t carry those stunning green Ball Mason jars😤😤
Sharon-from iPhone
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Very pretty…St. Patty’s Day is a fun time
You did pull out many shades of green for your beautiful table, Mary! Your BP cabbage dishes make me smile…I was surprised there were so few tables with them this year.
I am intrigued with the unique green trick dianthus. Never heard of it until seeing it in your post. I would love to find some to put in my garden.
Thanks for sharing your talent. ♣
Always such elegance in your tables, so pretty! I love the centerpiece and the bunny plates are gorgeous!!
That is a lovely SPD table, Mary! The green and white is so nice and crisp! Love the blooming napkins. My mom’s name was Grace, so I def would have bought Grace’s Irish Biscuits, no WM here though. Thanks so much for taking part in the SPD blog crawl. Some of us go back to the beginning! Happy Easter too. I guess we should start posting Memorial Day to keep ahead of things! :)
a very fun & pretty table! i loved so many of the great details. xo- maryjo
Gorgeous table! LOVE the plaid with the napkins.