Decorate the table for May 17th with flowers and decorations in red, white, and blue
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A beautiful table screaming "Hipp Hipp Hooray!" is surprisingly easy to create, which is perfect for the hectic preparations for May 17th. If you have time, you can go all out with edible flowers – and really impress your guests! With flowers, flags, and decorations in red, white, and blue, you can create a table that both celebrates the national day and invites guests to celebrate in style. It doesn't have to be difficult, whether you're hosting a breakfast party with friends, a dinner party with family, or a children's celebration. Everything for May 17th,
Cut flowers in red, white and blue
Cut flowers in small vases are a simple, yet elegant solution to bring both the colors of the flag and nature to the table. All you need are cut flowers in red, white, and blue, and some small, cute vases. Daisies with decorative ribbons, Classic daisies are another popular flower often associated with May 17th. With white petals and yellow in the center, the daisy reminds of daisies picked by children's hands. Tip! Cut off some of the flowers on the daisy and put them in a couple of small vases in the bathroom. Simple, but effective. Decoration in the colors of the flag, Decorative ribbons, confetti, table flags, and flower sticks - as long as it has the colors of the flag, it fits well on the table. How about covering a separate children's table? Post horn as a napkin ring, red, white, and blue straws, or a windmill ready on the plate, will surely spread joy and laughter.
Three different tables for the national day
Even though red, white, and blue dominate on National Day, you can get quite different styles depending on how you choose to set the table. If you agree that "less is more", you can choose a light tablecloth and decorate with a few selected items. Voila, elegance! If you prefer that "more is more" on May 17th, you can let the table overflow with flowers, decorations, and decorations. Voila, festive mood! A simple, stylish, and classic May 17th table with daisies and flag decorations. A May 17th table built around a wide table runner, with cut flowers in small vases, flags, candles, and everything that belongs. A playful May 17th table with numerous small flags and post horns as napkin rings.
Edible flowers - the cherry on top
To top it all off, you can add edible flowers as decoration on food and cakes. Yes, even in ice cubes. Several easy-to-grow flowers can be eaten – such as marigolds, borage, lilacs, pansies, and daisies. Just make sure that you are completely sure that the flowers you decorate with are actually edible – and do not use varieties that have been sprayed. Read our article about edible flowers for great tips.,,A 17th of May cake with edible flowers is both beautiful and delicious.,,No national day without Pavlova cake, many say. Top it with loads of berries and some edible flowers.,,An edible pansy in the ice cube elevates the party table to new heights.,Everything for the 17th of May,More tips and advice,Decoration for 17th of May outdoors
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