Christmas Garland Centerpiece

Learn how to set your table with the prettiest holiday centerpiece! This is a Christmas garland centerpiece, created with fresh fragrant cedar garland intertwined with cozy candles.

For those of you who visit regularly, you know I love to keep it simple – and often very traditional. This Christmas table setting is the perfect blend of the two.

It’s a 5 minute garland centerpiece that can be repurposed in your Christmas decor.

In fact, I have a complete guide for both Christmas Centerpieces and Fall Centerpieces! There’s an incredible collection of inspiration from years gone by that I just know you’ll enjoy.

At the encouragement of readers, I hope to start sharing more video tutorials for my simple centerpieces.

This garland centerpiece would have been perfect, but it was so simple I wasn’t sure if you’d want/need a video. Anyone can create this simple centerpiece – no skills necessary!

To recreate this Christmas table setting you’ll need:

10′ cedar garland {this was purchased at Whole Foods for $10}, available at Trader Joe’s and hardware stores

3 pillar candles

1 stem of red berries {purchased or from a holly bush}

cinnamon stick for each place setting

Details:

1. Unroll cedar garland allowing 1’+ to drape over each side of the table allowing it to fall naturally.
2. Manipulate the garland to create a wavy pattern – it’s more interesting than a straight line.
3. Place candles at the center and both ends of the garland.
4. Cut pieces of cedar for each place setting.
5. Add cedar, a snip of berries and a cinnamon stick at each place setting.

Easy, but festive and most importantly, classic.

You can find all of my Christmas table settings and centerpieces here.

But first, have you ever wondered how to make a candle look drippy? Just take a lighter to the edge for a few seconds {over a protected surface} far enough away that it doesn’t leave any black, close enough that it melts.

If you are looking for more of a blue Christmas look this year, check out my Blue Christmas Table Setting. Don’t skip our guide to the prettiest faux Norfolk Pine Garland, too.