When I was little, I would frequently go to visit my Nana over Spring Break, and we would celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day together. She would prepare a special tea, just for the two of us, using pretty china, festive linens, and always a shamrock sugar cookie. Ever since, Saint Patrick’s Day has always held a special place in my heart. Today we will celebrate the Luck of the Irish with some beautiful tablescapes, teas, and even a fabulous Saint Patrick’s Day party.
Natasha Lawler’s Annual Saint Patrick’s Day, courtesy Dogwood Hill – click here for more!
Love the way Lacelliese, our Home & Style Editor, mixed Shamrocks in with her Easter!
How do you celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day? For more Irish inspiration, you can take a virtual tour to Ireland here to tour an exquisite 17th century castle. And click here to visit another romantic Irish castle that has been in the same family for 800 years.
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What a fun curated showing for St. Patrick’s Day. Of course, especially liked the tea photos .
Well done, Andrea. Ellen
What a perfectly beautiful post.
As always, beautiful!
Such beautiful table settings !! A feast for my Irish Green eyes!!💚
That Tory Burch setting with the fab candlesticks! All very pretty. Thank you.
The table-scapes you’ve shared are breathtakingly beautiful! I enjoy looking at, shopping for and using beautiful dinnerware, glassware, flatware as well as the texture and colors table linens provide in their supporting role. The right centerpiece and lighting creates the whimsy that makes eating together a place we don’t won’t to leave! I ‘ve bought books and spent hours looking through them and magazines. I can go down the rabbit hole on Pinterest and E-Bay looking for my next favorite. Lately I’ve tried searching “Tick Tok” for inspiration, but have been disappointed. Almost every one designing a table is selecting plain dishes and linens that are common in farmhouse dining rooms or lots of bling for a slick big city penthouse. I’m traditional, but enjoy looking for new ways to present the traditional items I own. Surely, there are other bloggers and “Tik Tokers” who use the elegant traditional items to you’ve featured on this post. If you or any of your followers can make suggestions, I would greatly appreciate it!
Dear Winona,
Thank you so much for the kind words! Oh yes, there are many tastemakers we highly recommend, many whose work is featured in this post! 🙂 Click on the sources listed under each picture for a good place to start, and you can go through our old posts for more. There is a great deal of inspiration available on Instagram… Please follow The Glam Pad for ongoing ideas. https://www.instagram.com/theglampad
I hope that helps, and thank you for taking the time to share!
Xx,
Andrea
The Glam Pad