It’s always nice to get something new for our Yom Tov table. It’s doable, and you don’t need to spend much!
Here are a few pieces I found and loved, and thought you might like them too.
Sometimes being able to place that new item on the table makes it so very much more exciting to set the table. It doesn’t mean that you need to purchase a new set of dishes or a new tablecloth for every chag (although a new cloth is always nice!), but, even just a small addition to the table can make all the difference.
Love these plates, they add so much to the table. The mix and match of colors have fall vibes and will match many traditional sets of dishes.
Another gorgeous addition, this plate will work well with modern sets that are white and plain. Add this accent plate to really bring some character to your table. There is also a gorgeous dinner plate in the same line.
I am envisioning this decanter filled with grape juice and it just works, right? The price works well too!
These cocktail glasses are super popular and for good reason. We use them as dessert cups and any compote or fruit salad served in there suddenly becomes posh and high end. All you did was slice some fruit…
The perfect bowls to hold your chummus plates or eggplant carpaccio.
Platters are always important to have on Yom Tov. This one here will make your roasted veggies or your roast look really nice (available in two sizes), even if you didn’t get to slice it too nicely.
Like we said, the one thing we can always use more of are….trays! Love the fall vibes in this one which will work so well with any table setting.
Nothing adds flair to a table like gorgeous flowers.
In this post here we discussed our newest favorite vase, that is a favorite because it just holds the flowers so well. And you don’t need many flowers to make a statement.
This floral napkin fits right into your sukkah, wouldn’t you agree? It’s the type of thing you save from year to year.
Love this salad bowl that can serve as a serving bowl for anything. Think rice, potatoes….
Use this bowl to display fruit on the counter, or to serve salad at the table. Either way, it’s a gorgeous presentation.
You always need pitchers, right?
Order a few, and you will not be sorry. Iced water, iced tea, or juice, there is always a need for a pitcher at a Yom Tov table.
These mini gold spoons and forks are so small and so elegant. Use them for your dips, or to plate a gorgeous dessert. Watch your old plate perk up and look like something new and exciting.
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I don’t get do people really serve in platters? Where I grew up and everyone around me, I know plates it individually. I don’t know anybody that plates, the food in platters. Can you explain the benefits of it? I find that it takes up way too much room on the table with the extra silver that’s on my table. Do you give out plates and put the platters in the middle?
I serve on platters! I guess its a matter of where you grew up and your social circle. Everyone I know serves in big bowls and platters in the center of the table that get passed around. To save space I often use dinner plates for the serving plates instead of larger platters. I set the table initially with a dinner and salad plate by each setting and the fish, dips, meats, kugels etc all placed in the center by their course! Benefit is that everyone can take what they prefer, and take seconds too!
Me too!!
Where I grew up and everyone around me now, serves platter style. Ive never been at a home (aside from a simcha) that plated. I dont get the plating food method. What if someone doesnt like some of those foods? All goes to the garbage what a waste. Makes more sense for each person to choose what and how much of something they want.