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DIY Garden Party Table Garland
Think lazy summer Sundays in the garden with a cocktail in hand. I wanted to bring this feeling to life on the -even though we were on our sweaty rooftop in Singapore 😅. So I focused on a pastel mix of flowers on a simple table garland. You will need: Foliage greenery (eg. eucalyptus branche
DIY Garden Party Table Garland

Think lazy summer Sundays in the garden with a cocktail in hand.
I wanted to bring this feeling to life on the -even though we were on our sweaty rooftop in Singapore 😅. So I focused on a pastel mix of flowers on a simple table garland.
You will need:
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Foliage greenery (eg. eucalyptus branches)
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A mix of light pastel flowers.
Here’s my 3 tips for you to create your own.
1. Create an ‘S’ Shape Foliage base.
This is a simple and easy way to make a table garland. No special wire techniques, however I would only recommend this for no-wind climates. Here’s how to create one:
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Start by cutting your leafy branches into smaller pieces.
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Lay them down and make an ‘S’ shape base from one corner to the opposite diagonal corner of the table. Don’t make it straight, I usually try and get two curves in the middle of the table.



Creating an ‘S’ shape base.
2. Add Soft Pastel Flowers.
When choosing the flowers at the market, I was looking for baby pinks, peach, lemon and white. These were the colours which came to mind when I thought of ‘garden party’.
When choosing the type of flowers, I typically work with this rule of thumb:
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Big Focal flowers (10%) | eg. white chrysanthemums
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Medium sized flowers (60%) | eg. white and pink roses and peach/lemon eustoma
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Filler flowers (30%) | eg. white limonium.

Featured: Medium flowers (white and pink roses) and filler flowers (white limonium).

Add flowers and tuck them in as a final touch.

Featured: Filler flowers in hand (limonium).


Featured: Medium flowers (pink and lemon eustoma).
Other Tips:
3. Don’t Forget to Thoroughly Wash your Flowers & Branches.
“OMG ants in the hummus!” -is something you don’t ever want to hear. Luckily this has not happened, BUT it has been close.
I have learned that you must thoroughly wash all flowers and branches before cutting and placing them on the table. The last thing you want is a beautiful table with wild insects crawling on your guests plate!
Additional Suppliers.
Plates: Hooga
Table Runner: Ikea
Rattan Placemats: Purchased in Bali a few years ago!
Candles: Spotlight.

Garden party inspired garland.
This colour palette is perfect for a Summer or Spring table setting. It’s a touch romantic without being too overwhelmed by pink roses. I also love the no-wire garland as it is no fuss and less time consuming. Definitely worth a go for your next weekend dinner party.
Enjoy! xx
Lizbeth Pal-DevelterAugust 23, 2021Comment
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