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Create a Dessert Table for $50

  • Jul 29, 2020
  • 1 min read

I asked you all on Instagram what type of videos on my YouTube you would like to see and one of the winners happened to be this Dessert Tablescape challenge. I decided to take the challenge and create something that wasn't a cheesy design you would typically find at party stores. I had to create something MUCH prettier.


To stay within budget I visited my local 99cent/Dollar Store and walked in with a slight plan...stay under budget ($50) and color theme. The first part was a bit difficult because price dictates how simple or extravagant you can go. The second part...color theme was easy - PINK.


Take a look at the video below for the full step by step on how I created this dessert tablescape and hopefully give you inspiration for you to recreate your own!



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Michie Momo
Michie Momo
4 days ago

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I loved your dessert table tips because the way you organize flavors and colors makes planning for a crowd feel fun instead of stressful. When I was finishing a big research paper last semester, a law paper proofreading and editing service helped me catch mistakes and tighten my arguments before submitting. Your post reminded me that thoughtful preparation always makes everything better.

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