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October 02, 2008

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Allie

My old roommate had a fall wedding, and we had so much fun "making" the pumpkins for the table centerpieces. Pumpkins are a fun, and amazingly economical, alternative to traditional centerpiece arrangements. We didn't have to worry about table numbers like the MSW version, but we did drill holes in them so that candlelight could flicker through. Well, actually, the boys drilled the holes and the girls cleaned out the pumpkins, but it was a good time for one and all. :)

My photo certainly doesn't do it justice...

http://flickr.com/photos/luminarie/61133890/in/set-72157600240647399/

Shannon

great decorating tips! I am going to go out and buy cake domes like those tonight!

The City Sage

Oh! That first photo of the pumpkins under glass is amazing- what a great idea! I'm always looking for ways to convey that warm fall harvest feel but that don't go overboard in a cheesy cornucopia way...and this is perfect!

Miss B.

I am TOTALLY smitten with Miss Monique. The white peacock always has me at hello...I wish it wasn't 10 billion degrees here in L.A. because I am sooo ready for fall...

Pretty Bride

i love decorating for the fall with white pumpkins... classy and festive!

Catherine at Design Editor

Ohhh. These are some great inspiration shots!

Carol Wheater

Fabulous ideas and beautiful designs!

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