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My Patio: #GirlBoss Spring Luncheon

March 28, 2018
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Ladies who lunch!

I recently held a spring luncheon for four fantastic women to discuss a project we’re all collaborating on. There is nothing more inspiring than being surrounded by fellow girl bosses supporting each other and being able to create together!

I invited everyone over to my house for a gathering on my patio – which ended up being the perfect way to celebrate the beautiful spring weather!

Follow along (below) to see how I pulled it off!

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The table theme was delightful spring garden. I used Bernardaud salad plates and fine china I already owned. Then, I placed a sprig of eucalyptus and a white daisy in each napkin holder for a little sweet touch. You can shop the plates by clicking here.

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My friend TN spent an hour on FaceTime with me one evening mapping out the table setting – which forced me to have a plan ahead of time! Bless her for bearing with me as I went through plate by plate until we had the perfect combination.

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These are small vintage champagne glasses and Waterford crystal water glasses, which you can shop (currently on sale!) by clicking here.

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For the centerpiece, I used a dark wood box, which is low so people can see each other across the table. I filled the box with hydrangea in small vases and put branches of dollar eucalyptus and ivy strewn across the table to create a runner.

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COCOCOZY gift boxes, of course! Candles make the perfect party favor, which you can shop by clicking here.

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I ordered 60 hydrangea ($2.63 to $2.88 per stem) from Gallonei – they ship fresh florals from South America overnight. Great value for fresh cut flowers!

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A beautiful day to socialize and talk shop!

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View from the upper patio!

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Now, for what you’ve all been waiting for: the menu. The night before the event, I crafted a series of dishes that was comfort food forward with a light touch. I consulted with my friend and chef extraordinaire Addison Brown, who executed it perfectly.

Here’s what we had cooking:

  1. Tomato soup (find the recipe here!)
  2. Baby kale salad with roasted butternut squash, radishes and beets with a lemon champagne vinaigrette
  3. Grilled cheese sandwiches with gruyere, caramelized onions and dijon made right on the spot so they are hot and gooey
  4. Dessert – Fresh berries with a almond shortbread cookie.
  5. Drinks – Water with lime, Rosé wine spritzer with a mix of berries, champagne.
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I had so much fun putting this table together… and it only consisted of just a few elements!

 

Here’s the rundown:

  1. Blue hydrangea
  2. Ivy vines
  3. “Dollar” eucalyptus
  4. Wooden box
  5. 6 small vases in various sizes
  6. Plain linen napkins
  7. Plates
  8. Daisies tucked into napkins
  9. A mix of glassware

 

Tahdah!

 

We had such an amazing time – I can’t wait until the next one!

 

xo

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P.S. What are some ways you celebrate the women in your life? Let’s lift each other up over on Instagram @cococozy!

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  1. Jenn Lake says:
    March 28, 2018 at 8:46 AM

    SO pretty! Love this!

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