For a memorable Valentine’s Day dinner, we believe every detail of the table matters. You should dedicate more time to choosing a romantic color palette with colors, such as red, pink, or gold. Don’t forget to add elegant tableware, candles, and fresh flowers. The table can be focused on a particular theme like rustic, vintage, cottage, or fairytale and can also reflect something personal to your partner, such as their favorite hobby.
Whatever you do, the aim is to achieve a warm, intimate atmosphere. If you are looking for some inspiration, we have done the toil for you. Here is a curated list of Valentine’s Day tables by different DIYers and home décor enthusiasts out there.
Valentine’s Day ombre table decoration by Leslie will definitely inspire you to replicate it. It features three colors of flowers and matching tableware arranged along the center of the table.
Rhonda’s shabby chic style Valentine’s table looks minimal but impressive. It features a simple floral vase as a centerpiece on a wooden tray.
Lively red and pink table décor by Elyn has a festive feel. Tall glass candle holders and red glassware nicely complement the white and red roses spread along the length of the table.
Aleka has ditched the tablecloth and opted for a simple and elegant centerpiece of pink tulips in a white vase. She also incorporated pink glasses, candles, chargers, and heart nametags into the table setting.
Christina’s romantic pink, gold, and white Valentine’s Day table idea is soft and pretty. She has used pampas grass for a boho touch.
Follow Jackie’s idea of decorating a chandelier with fresh roses, and making a centerpiece with Apothecary jars filled with hearts.
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Wendy has transformed her Valentine’s Day table into a romantic retreat with a DIY tree made using real tree branches adorned with handmade 3D hearts.
Instead of using the same red color, Kassandra has used white or light pink flowers for Valentine’s Day table decoration. The layered plates, white duvet tablecloth, and brass accents are other ideas to follow.
Mix patterns and colors to add visual interest to the tablescape. A simple and striking centerpiece can be created using a white enamel tray, books, and a teapot with faux flowers on top.
Try Rachel’s Neutral Valentine’s Day décor by placing white tableware, woven placemats, and a handcrafted macramé runner on the table. Use a couple of DIY heart garlands made from paper for a personalized touch.
Image: The Pond FarmhouseCottage-style table decoration for Valentine’s Day with a mixed collection of vintage dishes on 1940s table linen. The envelope-folded napkins are also a cool highlight.
Janine has elegantly decked the table with a vase with fresh flowers for a centerpiece, glass candlesticks, and votives complementing the setup. A crisp white tablecloth serves as the perfect backdrop.
This pink and copper Valentine’s Day table decoration by Leslie is beautiful. Copper candlesticks, copper chargers, a copper bowl; everything is so retro-modern.
Go different and use craft paper as tablecloth along with curvy paper placemats marked with a message, just like Missy did with her kitchen island. Create a functional wine bar centerpiece.
Joan has blended pinks and reds into a neutral winter palette for a stylish table setting, and you can do that too! Roses with white hydrangeas create a luxurious look.
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