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To give the taper candles a more elevated look, Hall set them in these candle holders. These work just as well with real candles for when you and your partner are doing a date night at home, or if it’s an adults-only party.

These tiny trees come in 18 different colors, but Hall chose this wine-colored set and also the gold colorway to decorate her tablescape with. If you’re into the warmer colors, follow her lead. Otherwise, opt for the lavender or pink trees.

Offset the skinny candles with these thicker options to create interest on the table. This set of 12 includes three four-inch pillars, three five-inch pillars, three six-inch pillars, and three seven-inch pillars. The “flame’s” brightness can be controlled with a remote.

Hall says in the video that these linen placemats go with all home decor and are a bit more casual. For those who celebrate the holidays somewhere warm, these feel much more seasonally appropriate than thick and heavy plaid pattern placemats.

You can’t have neutral-colored placements without the complementary dinner napkins. Leave the roll of paper towel in the kitchen and instead, elevate your tablescape with this set of 12 cloth napkins.

Hall says she used to love the color silver, but has since switched over to gold. She recommends styling your holiday table with this silverware set. You can expect four dessert forks, four dessert spoons, four dinner forks, four dinner spoons, and four dinner knives.

Part of the allure of a beautiful table setting is when all the plates are matching, so keep it simple and modern with white dishes and bowls. Hall owns this exact set.

Hall made sure to incorporate a few different types of glassware into her table decor, including these dishwasher-safe wine glasses. They come in a set of four and are super affordable, so if your guest accidentally breaks one, there won’t be any tears on your end.

Hall recommends serving peach cobbler, ice cream, and other desserts in these romantic footed bowls. Although she used the yellow set in her table setting, we love the purple and dark green colorways too.

As your guests wait for the main course, let them snack on a charcuterie board. If the toothpicks in the cheese cubes are ruining the aesthetic, keep them in this marble holder.

Speaking of a charcuterie board, Hall recommends displaying your favorite cheeses, nuts, and fruits on these serving trays. Alternatively, if you have a bar cart or bar area, you can place your glasses and napkins on these trays to keep everything organized for your guests.

The trick to keeping all your dishes warm by the time the turkey is done cooking? This heated tray. If you lack oven space or want to keep all the food warm as people get seconds, this item will be a lifesaver. Hall also owns this exact warming tray.

For an interactive way to have dessert, bring out this s’mores electric roaster. It’s a great alternative to setting up your outdoor fire pit as it’s less work. For families with kids, watch their eyes light up when you bring this out. Hall says her son Brayden loves this sweet-tooth contraption.

Before the guests arrive, you’re cleaning. After the guests leave, you’re (still) cleaning. Make the tidying process feel more seamless by using this Bissell carpet cleaner, which cleans both wet and dry messes. Hall says her Frenchie recently had an accident on the floor, and this picked everything right up.