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Set the Hanukkah Table
Set a festive holiday table for your Hanukkah celebration.
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Subtle Scheme
Lighten up Hanukkah's traditional color scheme by introducing the signature blue in small doses, such as a casual striped cotton tablecloth, a star-embroidered napkin, and everyday china. Scatter the table with clear votive holders filled with candles or white carnations.
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I think the Hanukah table decoration is very subtle and commemorates the miracle of not enough to enough. But, with that said, it wouldn't be appropriate in my home. We don't do Hanukah bushes, and really the bare style tree would be compared by the kids in our family to the decorated xmas trees unfavorably. It's easier to make the holiday festive wihtout the Xmas comparisons. I don't want my children to long for something that isn't and shouldn't be part of their heritage.
12/10/2009 11:48:22 AM Report Abuse