New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve Table Decorations: Be inspired by a disco ball center piece, candles, and a collection of clocks. This elegant table is full of wow factor!

New Year’s Eve is fast approaching and today I’m joined by 5 amazing Canadian Blogger Friends for our final #YearofFeasting posts to inspire your New Year’s Eve celebrations.  Today I’m sharing New Year’s Eve Table Decorations.

Be sure to check out the links to all their party ideas at the bottom of this post. It’s been so fun collaborating with them all year to inspire more feasts and celebrating for all of us. We shared celebrations for Spring, Summer, Fall, and now Winter. I hope you’ve enjoyed following along with us, I’ve sure loved creating the feasts! We’re going out with a bang as we celebrate New Year’s Eve!

New Year’s Eve Table Decorations

For my celebration, I’ve put together a beautiful New Year’s Eve tablescape. Since it’s New Years I added lots of glam -with mirrors, gold, silver, and candle light. One of my very favourite ways to ring in the New Year is at an elegant dinner party. Dress up, cook, order take-out, or ask everyone to bring a dish and avoid the crowds with a beautiful celebration in your own home. And if you’re at the kids stage of life, put them to bed -and your friends kids in the spare room, and still enjoy your night.

Mirrored Ball Disco Centre Piece

My table started with the mirrored disco balls down the centre. I collected large and small and medium sized mirrored balls.  Lots are from dollar stores, some are from the Christmas decoration section of other stores.  Basically you can’t have too many, the more the merrier and the more size variation the better.  These weren’t expensive, most packages were just a few dollars and they have so much impact!

I used a silver table runner under the mirrored balls, and then added in some candles, and some giant gold confetti. I also had a few strands of mirrored garland that I wove in.

For the rest of the table, I used more silver and gold.

Place Settings

The chargers are silver coloured metal, and then I used my white everyday dishes.  The gold cutlery is perfect for a little New Year’s Eve drama, especially with the incredible glasses.

I partnered with Amara Home for the gorgeous  champagne flutes and tumblers.  Here I mixed and matched them, but they each come with 8 in a set, and every glass has a slightly different gold design on them.  You could assign one design per person, and not worry about anyone mixing up their glasses all night

These glasses are so beautiful and delicate.  I love them.  And, they arrived so beautifully and carefully packaged as well.

The table sparkles from all the mirrors, glass, gold and silver.

It’s always nice to have something special at each persons place setting, so everyone has a delicious homemade vanilla cupcake, complete with gold sprinkles waiting for them!

New Years Eve Decor

Over on the buffet, I wanted to add some New Year’s Eve inspired decor too.

The balloons help set the New Year’s feel, and they were just picked up at the dollar store.  The number balloons are filled with air and then tied up on a string so they’re super convenient for a party -love them!

And under the numbers, a collection of clocks.  These are from around my house and a few from the thrift store -and they really are the perfect little New Year’s Eve decor.

On the other side, candles for the perfect New Year’s Eve glow.  I’ve shared these before –see how I made them here.  They’re just thrifted brass candles sticks that have a paint dip effect added.

I had so much fun setting up this festive, and sparkly table for New Year’s Eve.

All that’s left to do now, is pop the champagne and get celebrating!

I wish the you and yours the very, very best for 2018.  With beautiful New Year’s Eve table decorations like this for celebrating, life really is a party!

More New Year’s Eve Inspiration

You might also like our New Year’s Free Printable Vintage Postcards here.

Also check out our New Year’s Eve Party Decor here.

Find a whole lot more New Year’s Eve inspiration by clicking the photos or links below.

The DIY Mommy // Life is a Party // Vinyet Etc
Woman In Real Life // Flourish and Knot // The Dreamhouse Project

Disclosure: I partnered with Amara Home for this post, but as always, the opinions are all my own. Thanks for supporting the brands that make Life is a Party possible.