Blush & Florals Sukkos Tablescape

This table began with one detail:  floral Sukkos guest napkin. Its mix of blush, mauve, burgundy and soft pink gave us the perfect palette to build the rest of the tablescape around.

From the mauve tablecloth to the flowers and gold accents, we pulled colors directly from the napkin to create a coordinated Sukkos table that feels polished without looking overly matched.

Lots of Little Vases

Instead of one traditional centerpiece, we chose a collection of clear glass bud vases in assorted shapes and sizes.

This is such a fun way to do flowers because every little vase becomes its own mini arrangement. Grouped together, they have plenty of impact while still feeling light and airy—and you don’t need a huge amount of flowers to fill them.

Flowers That Pull It All Together

For the arrangements, we stayed within the colors of the guest napkin, using mauve roses, blush and soft pink blooms, white flowers and delicate filler flowers.

There’s no need to make every vase identical. In fact, varying the flowers and heights while repeating the same color palette gives the centerpiece a much more interesting, natural look.