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Drizzled Evening...:)

Last week I arranged my off white table wares for an high tea on the wrought iron garden table for our visiting guests. Though here it is days of rain the after noon saw bright sun shine. There was no sight of  rain and we planned a small gathering among the greens on the terrace  which is one of our favourite spot as well. While everything  looked perfect  all of a sudden grey clouds started to appear with small drizzles.Oops.... We waited to see if the rain would pass, but after few minutes it was clear that it wasn't going anywhere. Finally we had to move everything inside the house. A quick arrangement combining  the fruits, candles and off white wares with Autumn touches on our dining table looked simple and the friends enjoyed the arrangement and the drizzled evening.



















 












Thank you for your visit.   Styled By Sujatha
                      
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Comments

  1. Teresa4 November 2014 at 04:34

    I'm becoming obsessed with white table wares and you're to "blame" Sujatha! ahahahah
    So much loveliness and peace in the setting you created. Love it,
    Teresa

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  2. xinex5 November 2014 at 11:35

    I love the earth tones you put together with the whites, very warm and welcoming. Thanks for sharing, Sujatha!...Christine

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  3. Linda5 November 2014 at 13:38

    So beautiful and heartwarming. :)

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  4. farmhouse-story6 November 2014 at 03:31

    love the creamy pitcher and bowls with the great spoons, sujatha:) very pretty setting!

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  5. Lulu6 November 2014 at 18:05

    Understated, warm and friendly.....I like your style.

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  6. xinex25 November 2014 at 04:17

    Beautiful vignette, Sujatha. It looks very warm and inviting. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family..Christine

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