Penny Murphy has hosted hundreds of events from casual to formal in her life, but it’s her role as a grandmother she relishes these days. “Our Christmases are usually a family affair. Now that we have ...

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Speaking of place card holders you can reuse beyond the festive season, this option from Nkuku could also perfectly translate to your Christmas table. The warm tones of the brass help to bring that ...

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Whether you're hosting a crowd or having an intimate holiday dinner for two, a little Thanksgiving table setting inspiration can help make your celebration a success. Beautiful and elegant ...

For a festive Christmas Eve place setting, layer plates with silverware outside-in (fork left, knife/spoon right), add a ...

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Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In 2023, a standard table setting, the ones today that weirdly try and ...

Though British and American table settings play by their own set of rules, many of them overlap; forks on the left, knives and spoons on the right; glassware above the knives. Make sure the knife ...

Don’t panic if the table is a little on the smaller side. Garten once called a too-large table a “party killer.” In her Barefoot Contessa cookbook, Back to Basics, she shared specifics. “For small ...