This past weekend we welcomed Allison and Caleb into our studio to dream up their spring 2026 wedding tablescape. From the very beginning, they knew they wanted a look that felt soft, romantic, and undeniably timeless—and we had such fun watching their vision come to life.
Their design began with a collection of pink and peach goblets, each one catching the light in a delicate way that perfectly complements the season. To echo this palette, they chose an array of pink florals, including several striking blooms with wonderfully large petals—perfect for making a statement on their tables.
At the heart of the design, we layered a vintage coverlet down the center, adding texture and an heirloom touch. On top, three clear and pink peg votives stood gracefully in brass candleholders, casting a soft glow across the tablescape. To complete the setting, silver-plated flatware brought in a polished vintage sparkle, while table numbers displayed in vintage brass frames added both elegance and practicality.
The combination of gentle pink tones, warm brass accents, and meaningful vintage details created a tablescape that is both romantic and sophisticated—just right for their spring celebration. We are delighted to be part of Allison and Caleb’s journey and cannot wait to see their dream wedding come together!
Next spring, Leigha and Winston will celebrate their wedding in true garden party style—colorful, romantic, and full of vintage charm. Their design vision is cheerful and inviting, with every detail chosen to reflect the beauty of the season.
At the heart of their tablescape are our floral vintage plates, each one a delicate canvas of blossoms that perfectly echoes the joy of spring. To complement them, the couple selected an array of pastel goblets—soft yellow, pink, peach, blue, green, teal, and purple—creating a delightful rainbow that promises to sparkle under the open sky.
Stainless flatware brings a timeless, understated balance to the vibrant tableware, while colored napkins were thoughtfully chosen to enhance the hues of both the goblets and the floral plates. Whether they will drape from under the plate or folded to the side, they will look amazing.
Their guests will also enjoy desserts served on vintage dessert plates, another touch that adds charm and personality to the reception tables.
A particularly meaningful detail for Leigha and Winston is their sweetheart table. After browsing through our collection, they each selected a favorite floral plate to use at their place settings—a charming way to make their table feel both personal and symbolic of the new life they’ll share together.
Their wedding design feels fresh and whimsical, yet beautifully refined—just like Leigha and Winston’s love story. With vintage details, a rainbow of glassware, and the natural beauty of spring in full bloom, their celebration is certain to be as memorable as it is magical.
At Southern Vintage Table, we love helping couples like Leigha and Winston bring their unique visions to life. Whether you dream of a colorful garden party or a more classic, elegant look, our vintage tableware collections can set the perfect scene. Let us help you create a celebration that feels timeless, personal, and full of charm.
The beauty of a well-set table lies in the details. While plates, goblets, and flatware set the stage, it’s the placemats, chargers, and napkin rings that complete the look. These finishing touches add layers of texture, color, and personality, transforming a simple place setting into a thoughtful design. At Southern Vintage Table, our collection ranges from large sets ideal for weddings to smaller, specialty groups perfect for intimate dinners and parties—each piece carefully chosen to bring charm and character to your event.
Placemats
Placemats are the foundation of each place setting, defining personal space while adding texture and style. Here are the woven ones in our collection.
Rattan round placemats (100+) — a timeless choice, perfect for weddings and large gatherings.
Dark woven placemats (11) — rich and moody, adding depth to intimate dinner parties.
Rectangular woven placemats (12) — classic and versatile, just right for rehearsal dinners, dinner parties, or family celebrations.
Round woven placemats in rainbow hues (50+) — cheerful pops of color that bring a playful, vibrant spirit to your design.
Vintage lace and linen placemats (30+) — delicate, romantic, and utterly charming.
Chargers
Chargers frame the plate and elevate the look of every setting. Our collection includes styles for every mood. From grand events to cozy celebrations, these chargers bring that extra layer of beauty and intention to your design.
Silver trays (50+) — the perfect charger-sized alternative with a vintage twist.
Glass green beaded chargers (8) — a unique, eye-catching option for smaller gatherings or styled tables.
Napkin Rings
Napkin rings are the jewelry of the table—small but impactful accents that bring polish and personality to each place setting. Our collection offers:
Wooden napkin rings (100+) — natural charm in assorted shapes, ideal for rustic or organic designs.
Brass napkin rings (60+) — warm metallic tones that add a vintage glow.
African-inspired napkin rings (24) — bold and unique, perfect for a global or eclectic flair.
Silver napkin rings (17) — timeless elegance for a classic tablescape.
Amber beaded napkin rings (8) — a touch of sparkle and color for smaller gatherings.
Whether bold, simple, or sparkling, napkin rings finish the look with that extra touch of style.
From woven placemats and vintage linens to silver trays, beaded chargers, and an array of unique napkin rings, our collection is all about the details that make your table unforgettable. Whether you’re hosting a grand wedding reception or an intimate dinner party, these finishing touches bring personality, texture, and charm to every place setting. At Southern Vintage Table, we believe that every guest deserves to sit at a table that feels both welcoming and beautiful—layered with history, character, and just the right amount of sparkle.
We’re back with Part 2 of our styled series, and this time we’re featuring three new pairings of stationery and place settings. Each design highlights a different mood and personality, showing how thoughtful details—like vintage china, distinctive goblets, and beautifully crafted paper goods—can transform a table into a story. From bold and tropical to soft and refined, these looks celebrate the art of mixing timeless tableware with modern touches.
The first look layers timeless elegance with a playful twist. Our vintage cream-and-gold china pairs gracefully with clear and gray goblets, setting the stage for a refined yet modern table. Beau styled the design with tropical floral menu cards, a delightful nod to the season, while pink ginger jars and gold figurines added pops of color and whimsy. The result? A tablescape that feels both classic and fresh, with just the right hint of exotic charm.
For the second design, the vintage clear and gray goblets return, this time paired with elegant gray-rimmed plates. The muted tones of the stationery—a softly understated menu card—echo the refined palette, creating a cohesive look that feels calm, timeless, and sophisticated. This setting is a perfect example of how subtle details can elevate a table with quiet grace.
For the third design, our vintage clear water goblets from the first two looks joined Beau’s collection of clear goblets for a layered glassware effect. The stationery featured a simple menu card, letting the florals take center stage. Flower Patch’s glorious, colorful bouquet became the undeniable star of the table, its vibrant hues playing beautifully against the white and gray plates. White taper candles, set in clear hurricanes, added a soft, glowing finish to this elegant, garden-inspired scene.
Each of these three designs shows how a thoughtful pairing of vintage tableware, distinctive goblets, and carefully chosen stationery can set the mood for a celebration. Whether accented with playful tropical touches, refined muted tones, or vibrant florals, these tablescapes remind us that beauty is in the details. We are so delighted to share this collaboration and hope it inspires you to dream up your own unforgettable settings.
At Boone Square, inspiration is always close at hand. For this styled shoot, we partnered with our neighbor, Terry Smedley of Beau Paperie, to showcase the perfect pairing of vintage tableware and bespoke stationery. Terry created six unique stationery suites, each with its own personality, and together we matched them to our curated collection of vintage china and glassware. Adding the perfect finishing touch, The Flower Patch provided glorious, complementing florals that brought each tablescape to life. In this post, we’re highlighting three of those designs—including two featuring our beloved purple goblets and one with timeless gold and cream details. Stay tuned for our next blog, where we’ll reveal the remaining looks and even more creative combinations.
The second tablescape radiated classic elegance in gold and cream. Vintage plates with delicate gold accents and rims set a luxurious foundation, paired with gleaming gold flatware that elevated every detail. A crisp white tablecloth provided a clean, timeless backdrop, while gold napkins added warmth and sophistication. Beau Paperie’s coordinating table numbers and menu card completed the design, tying the tabletop together with understated refinement and a touch of glamour.
The last design brought us full circle with a return to our beloved vintage purple goblets and lilac napkins, this time tied in a graceful bow and placed atop each plate. Vintage floral plates added layers of delicate charm, while vibrant, colorful blooms filled the table with richness and joy. Beau Paperie’s floral menu card and coordinating table number echoed the beauty of the flowers, creating a look that felt romantic, fresh, and delightfully timeless.
These first three tablescapes showcase just a glimpse of the creativity that happens when vintage tableware meets Beau Paperie’s stunning stationery. From romantic purples to elegant gold and white, each setting tells its own story—full of texture, color, and thoughtful details. We can’t wait to share the remaining designs in our next blog, where even more playful palettes and inspired combinations bring Terry’s stationery to life on the table.
On a sunlit spring day at the enchanting Honeysuckle Tea House, Margot and Evan celebrated their wedding with a tablescape that perfectly captured their romantic vision. Their design combined vintage charm with soft, graceful details, creating an atmosphere both welcoming and timeless. Guided by planner, Events by Rebs, with exquisite florals by Fireside Farm, and gorgeous photographs captured by Amy Ellis Photography, you can see that this wedding was truly special.
The tables featured a sweet pairing of vintage gold and cream plates adorned with delicate pink florals. At each place setting, vintage glass salad plates caught the light and shimmered over the dinner plates, adding a touch of sparkle. Pink goblets brought a gentle blush to the table, complemented by silverplate flatware. Brass candleholders, topped with light blue candles, cast a soft glow as the day turned to evening.
Thoughtful décor completed the look — table numbers nestled in vintage frames, while other frames displayed the guest lists and personal photographs, adding an intimate and personal touch. Bread baskets offered a rustic element, and the dessert table showcased our vintage cake stands and tiered stands, beautifully displaying their sweet treats.
Margot and Evan’s celebration was a lovely blend of spring romance, vintage elegance, and personal storytelling — a day as charming as the couple themselves.
Lauryl and Michael—future lawyers, present-day romantics—visited our studio to curate their dream spring 2026 wedding tablescape. Their vision? A graceful light blue theme brought to life with our soft floral vintage plates, silverplate flatware, and sky-blue goblets.
To add a touch of vintage glow, they selected assorted votives to encircle their centerpiece display. And yes, dessert will be served in true heirloom style—on our charming collection of vintage cake stands. A classic case of love, light, and lovely details!
Thank you, Lauryl and Michael, for spending time with us at the studio and thoughtfully crafting such a timeless and elegant design. We loved seeing your vision come to life and can’t wait to see your light blue dream unfold next spring. Wishing you joy in every step as you plan your big day—and your bright future together!
Last month, we had the absolute pleasure of hosting Gabriella, a lovely bride-to-be who’s tying the knot next spring. She came with her wonderful planner, Rebecca of Events by Reb, and her sweet mom—three women with impeccable taste and a shared vision for a beautifully curated wedding day.
After a thoughtful tour of our vintage inventory, Gabriella was drawn to the timeless charm of our blue and white classic collection. The pairing of delicate vintage china with rich blue goblets and elegant gold flatware was an instant favorite. We can already picture the graceful tablescape they’re planning—vintage plates resting atop natural woven placemats and a centerpiece layered with stacked books, soft candlelight from peg votives in brass candleholders, and touches of lace from our vintage doilies.
To top it off, Gabriella also selected a beautiful mix of dessert and appetizer plates, along with vintage cake stands for her sweet table—because no celebration is complete without a stunning display of desserts!
It was a delightful visit filled with inspiration and laughter, and we are honored to be part of Gabriella’s wedding journey. We can’t wait to see her vision come to life next spring!
Jacey and Jack’s wedding day was everything we love about spring—fresh, joyful, and bursting with color! Set against the backdrop of blooming gardens at the Honeysuckle Teahouse and sunny skies, their celebration was an enchanting nod to the season of new beginnings.
The heart of their reception design was a trio of pastel color schemes, with each table dressed in one of three stunning hues: blush pink, powder blue, and buttery yellow. These soft palettes created a dreamy patchwork of springtime beauty across the venue.
To complement each table’s theme, we hand-selected vintage china with floral patterns and paired them with matching colored goblets—rosy pink, soft blue, and sunshine yellow. It was a painterly display of color and charm, inviting guests to sit, sip, and soak in the love all around.
The pink tables felt romantic and whimsical, the blue added a serene and elegant touch, and the yellow brought a warm, cheerful glow to the setting. Each table had its own personality, yet together they told one beautiful, cohesive story.
To ground these romantic pastels, Jacey and Jack added rustic wooden accents that brought warmth and texture to the design. Rolled white napkins were tucked into handcrafted wooden napkin rings, echoing the simplicity of nature. Centerpieces rested on round wooden charger-style plates, showcasing vibrant floral arrangements that looked as though they had just been gathered from the garden. Even the cake sat proudly atop a wooden stand, tying the theme together with rustic elegance.
It was a joy to help bring Jacey and Jack’s colorful vision to life. Their thoughtful details and joyful spirit made this spring wedding a day to remember—and one we won’t soon forget.
Here’s to the sweet newlyweds, whose love bloomed just like the season!
Dreaming of a spring wedding with vintage charm and natural elegance? Let us help you set the perfect table for your love story.
Amanda was positively tickled pink as she dreamed up her enchanting tablescape. With a palette of rosy hues and elegant touches, the final look was a vision of vintage charm. Dainty pink florals danced across the table, paired perfectly with gold-rimmed white plates and an array of pink goblets in varying shades—because when it comes to pink, more is more! Coordinating salad plates along with vintage gold flatware will complete her romantic theme.
The dessert table was just as delightful, featuring two-tiered stands for sweet treats, a petite pink bowl at each table for sweet goodies, three pink floral platters for sharing, and a pink-tinged cake stand ready for the grand finale. It was a setting fit for a queen—or at least for a fabulously blushing bride-to-be.
Every detail spoke of Amanda’s joy and vision—sweet, stylish, and oh-so-pink. It was more than a table setting; it was a celebration of her personality, brought to life through vintage charm and thoughtful touches. Proof that when you follow your heart (and your favorite color), the result is simply unforgettable.
