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We are all so excited about the new Disney Cinderella movie. We were able to get early tickets to see the movie before the actual opening.
This tablescape is my interpretation of what I imagine when I think of this movie. How thrilling it was to see this incredibly BEAUTIFUL Masterpiece.
I hope that I have done my Cinderella Tablescape with at least the idea of love, magic, & dreams!
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The magic of Cinderella's slipper. Each of the four place settings has its' own glass slipper. Made of chocolate. The beautiful golden Papillon (Butterfly) on the slipper just as Cinderella's was in the movie..
This shoe was made by the lovely people at The Truffle Cottage. (Follow the highlighted text to check out their website.)
When you see the movie you sill see how the Golden Pumpkin coach was made. Of course Magic was involved. My ornate cloche is symbolic of the Greenhouse that held the pumpkins.
Pure Magic! Do you see the glass slipper reflected in the glass?
There is a beautiful portrait of Cinderella at the end of the movie. This stunning blue votive has Cinderella's portrait engraved on the front.
One of the pumpkins with the magic of the "Fairy godmother" has turned into a BEAUTIFUL Coach.
My good friend Deanne Taylor of Pleasant Grove made this stunning coach from cake!
I love cloche's or bell jars and collect them. I use them mostly outside. But this one was special to me and I thought after I saw the movie that it would be a perfect covering for the coach.
My three tiered stand holds even more items that are symbolic of the movie. The movie's beauty was astounding. There was flora & fauna abounding everywhere. Beautiful butterflies, bluebirds with their blue feathers, golden votives with jeweled crowns, beautiful flowers, the Fairy Godmother's wand. golden pumpkins, mice, crowns, and stunning blue chocolate glass slippers. A bird in a gilded cage. I think of the song< "Sing Sweet Nightingale".
The base for all the centerpiece is a mirror I have. I just took it down from the wall and thought it would be perfect for my Cinderella theme.
My plate stack. I didn't want the focus of this table to be on plates. I did want them to be elegant. There is a gold beaded placemat, with a mirrored charger and a crown embossed plate.
I found some antique music scrolls and thought they would be perfect for the Grand Duke to make his proclamation of searching for the maiden that would fit into the left behind glass slipper. I like the brass roller that the scroll is on.
Quite a lot of detail on the back of the slippers. The Truffle Cottage does such exceptionally beautiful work!
The napkins are tripled, using gold, white, and blue.
At the movies. One of my adorable granddaughters', Scarlett.
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I will be posting this on Tablescape Thursday at Between Naps on the Porch.
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The items used came from many sources. In part, Tai Pan Trading. The Truffle Cottage. Overstock. Ebay. My favorite drug store. Various boutiques. Home Goods. Z.C.M.I.. Martha Stewart. Down East Home. Z Gallerie. Pier One. Most items I have had for some time and I pulled them together for this tablescape.
What a beautifully elegant table from the tablecloth, to the dishes, to the crystal, to the gold flatware, to the centerpiece and finally the adorable chocolate slippers on each plate! You have outdone yourself, Valerie.
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Perfect combination of elegant and whimsical! Just beautiful with every perfect detail. Dianne
ReplyDeleteOh Valerie where do I begin to comment on this magnificent table there are just so many exquisite details. where ever did you find the company to make the shoes? where did the crown dishes come from? the tablecloth ? the crown napkin rings the mini wands where where where? the ideas you have in your head are so fabulous this is the most beautiful elegant table I have ever seen and you and your granddaughter Scarlett just to prescious. Susie
ReplyDeleteThis table is swoon worthy!! I have seen the movie twice now and it is so magical and the table is just as magical! Wouldn't all my girls love to come and sit at this table. What a cake! The coach is my favorite part of the movie set and your cake is every bit as beautiful. From the centerpiece to the scroll, the golden touches but most of all those magical shoes! Wow!! Blow me away!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! You are my neighbor! I wondered at Pleasant Grove and then I followed the link to the Truffle Cottage. I have been there. Now I need to go and get the chocolate shoes! I had posted some a couple of years ago that my son picked up in Toronto. These are more beautiful by far. We will have to get together. I am in Orem!
ReplyDeleteThis truly is a magical tablescape. I love absolutely everything.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!! This is truly magical!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just so magical and a table that your grandchildren will always remember! How fun!
ReplyDeleteAmazing......Beautiful......Over the top......Awesome......Love love love.....great job. Janice hotpl8zandtablescapes.com
ReplyDeleteHi, Valerie. This is over-the-top BEAUTIFUL!! I can't say enough about all the beautiful pieces you have incorporated so beautifully! The (chocolate) shoes, the carriage cake, the tablecloth, the napkins and napkin rings, the plates with a crown...oh, my goodness! Oh, the mirror under the centerpiece, the cloche over the cake...you get my drift, right? Seldom do I go on and on like this.
ReplyDeleteBTW, I love innocent children's stories as it seems you do, and I recently did a Peter Rabbit post from our grandson's 2nd birthday. I think you might enjoy it. This is your official invitation. :) ~Zuni
Oh my all I can think to say is oh my! Everything is beautiful and the centerpiece is stunning! I love how the centerpiece evolved from the pumpkins to the coach and then the slipper. I haven't seen the movie- just bits and pieces from advertising but it does look like its a beautifully done. You really took this table over the top and I love it!
ReplyDeleteOh, my goodness... You didn't miss a single detail! What a delightful tablescape. Chocolate slippers? Fantastic! Surely Scarlett and her mother were overjoyed to see it. :-)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a amazing table with all those beautiful elements of yours. Magical indeed. Who ever dined would have really felt like Cinderella. Love those pretty shoes. Thank you for your visit. It made my day. Love And hugs Sujatha:)
Wow! You Are AMAZING!!! You Can Not Choose a Favorite! Every Single Table You Have is A Masterpiece! Thank You So Much For Sharing and Telling Where to Get Some of the Fun Pieces! Love! Love! Love Everything! -Aveda
ReplyDeleteI loved this movie, it's so sweet, whimsical and colorful and you've REALLY captured that in your table setting! I love the coach and the chocolate shoes, I bet they tasted delicious!
ReplyDeleteValerie, All I can say is "Wow" to this elegant table. You have so much detail in it. I got the connection of the cloche and the greenhouse. I love the shoes, too. Amazing.
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I Wish You Were My Sister! Would Love to Have a Meal at Your Amazing Table! Love Love Love!!! -Bertha Waterbry
ReplyDeleteI am new in looking at your Blog. Your Cinderella Table is perhaps the most beautiful one I have ever seen. All of the details. Wow! Where do I start... the mirror, the coach, the shoes, the dishes, mirrored chargers, silverware, goblets, centerpiece, the list goes on and on. I love it! Cynthia
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. The butterflies, glass slipper, goblets, crown, and wand. There is so much to love about this tablescape. Every girl's dream. Love this, so much.
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STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteWOW! You have exquisite style! I imagine it was fun pulling all the bits and bobs together to create this one of a kind table. A charming tablescape!
ReplyDeleteDonna from the scarlet petticoat
Hi valerie!
ReplyDeleteI just responded to your comment on my blog...the scarlet petticoat...
When I finished I clicked on your name and low and behold you're the Cinderella lady!
Now that I see your work, your kind words mean twice as much! Ha ha!
You have a new follower!