Cinco de Mayo On the Cul-de-Sac

Our annual Cinco de Mayo cul-de-sac celebration was another fun success last night with beautiful weather, great food, FABULOUS margaritas, and terrific music…all shared by the best neighbors ever! I was able to snap a few pics with my phone that I hope you will enjoy and keep in mind for your next South of the Border-inspired celebration!

I set up a table for 6 in front of our house for us who are fully vaccinated. We all routinely socialize, so it was nice to be able to sit together after a full year of separation! Inspiration for the tablescape came from the fancy hand painted rooster glasses I recently purchased at a friend’s yard sale. Eight of them for just $10!!! Add orange Dollar Tree plates, Cambridge “Esben Beachwood” flatware, a couple of colorful crisscrossed runners, and a rooster to the table’s center flanked by succulents and (faux) Gerbera daisies…and voila!

I made and individually packaged up snickerdoodles and copycat Sara Lee pound cake (SO good!) for everyone as a take home favor. I don’t think any of it actually made it home with anyone. It was all really tasty, and I hit the kitchen early this morning to fill orders for more!🤣🤣🤣

That was our Cinco de Mayo! How was yours?

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10 thoughts on “Cinco de Mayo On the Cul-de-Sac

  1. I love your table! Pink and orange is such a wonderful and vibrant color combination. I also love those crisscrossed runners. And I spotted those rooster glasses right away — what a STEAL. Your centerpiece is gorgeous. Hard to believe those Gerbera daisies aren’t real.

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  2. What fun! Love this idea for the cul-de-sac! The table looks striking with the runners crisscrossed on that black tablecloth. Very festive and another amazing centerpiece!

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  3. Glad that the weather cooperated for the festivities. Beautiful table and you’re doing your thing with the baked goods Chica!

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