When Michael got home from work, we tinkered with a couple of different ways to set it up, and ultimately decided to put it the same way we had our old table. Only difference is... this one looks MUCH better. :)
It's going to take some getting used to. The table is taller, and square (our old one was oval), so it's just a completely different style. Now we can't wait to have people over and entertain!
A few pictures from yesterday...

The table, after it first arrived. This is with the butterfly leaf in use, so the table is huge, with the 8 chairs around it. We don't have room to keep it open like this on a regular basis--this will only happen when we have a larger group over!
The set-up we finally decided on. Table centered in the middle of the room, six chairs around it.

Tessa has been extra snuggly since we returned from the honeymoon. Love her.
4 comments:
The table looks great!
I like your table. Now you can set it with any china that you recieved from your wedding.
LOVE IT! I totally dig the bar height table and chairs.
We're getting a new fridge this weekend and it's SO sad that buying household appliances is now fun and exciting. We're friggin' old.
I love the look of the bar height table- although I could never have one since my grandparents wouldn't be able to sit at the table (I see them all the time).
When you get a chance can you please post how you made your table luminaries? They look easy enough but what kind of paper did you use? I am worried the flame from the candle will make the glass too hot.
Thanks so much.
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