Cass, those are over the top! I think I have found that site before and marvelled over those tables. Not sure they are very practical in real life but very fun to look at. Thanks for posting that link. I'm sure you will come up with a nice table setting for your guests this weekend that doesn't involve quite such elaborate centerpieces! And of course,we would love to see pics!

DD

Those are something else!!!!! I was kind of looking for something too...DH invited old school buddies over for supper tomorrow evening, so I have to get with the program..
Thanks for posting!

OVER THE TOP is right! I did save some pictures for color inspiration! Thanks for sharing!

Those are definately amazing! They're the kind of tables I like to look at though, and hate to eat at.

I have this "thing" about tall centerpieces...can't stand them when the table is set for eating. The last few Christmas parties I've been to (my hubby's office parties - I don't attend my own office potlucks), the centerpieces were so tall that people were immediately taking them off the table so they could see each other while talking. Ruins the effect a bit, needless to say. It would be nice to see more ideas with lower centerpieces that people could see over.

I don't like it when the table is too crowded either - I like having room to move when I'm eating. I try to take all that into consideration when I'm setting my own table.

(I say all this as I'm planning my own larger centerpiece for Halloween, but no one will be sitting at the table (buffet style serving), so it doesn't bother me in that instance).

They had some real tall centerpieces. I guess that is good for people that don't get along, just put them opposite each other and they can't see or talk to each other.

We've visited that site before, they really go all out, don't they? Very fun to look at, and it is so neat to see all the "themes" and the items they use. TFS. Luvs