Tablescapes, Mardi Gras on the Coast

We are relaxing at the beach house this weekend,

Mardi Gras celebrations are in full swing!

Friday night one of my friends was in a Mardi Gras parade

in nearby Fairhope AL

and the Orange Beach Mystics of Pleasure Mardi Gras parade

was last night with more parades on Tuesday

in both Gulf Shores and Orange Beach~

Today I am re-sharing a Mardi Gras tablescape

so you can have some virtual Mardi Gras fun!

February on the coast means

Everything is covered in purple, gold and green!

Mardi Gras Madness, as the locals know

Means bring out the decorations, put on a show!

Crazy, tacky and over the top

It’s fabulous fun and goes on non stop!

The local favorite way to celebrate

Is to get dressed up and eat King Cake!

Music, masks, beads and moon pies

Be ready to catch something when the parade goes by!

Purple means Justice and Gold means Power

Green stands for faith, and there will be bead showers!

The masks make for mystery

Mardi Gras has a fascinating history!

Read about it here

Laissez le bon temps rouler!

I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs:

 Sundays on Silverado/  Love Your Creativity 

What’s for Dinner/ Between Naps on the Porch 

All About Home/ Common GroundFollow the Yellow Brick Home

Oh My Heartsie Girl / Turn About Tuesday / Our Tiny Nest

Karin’s Cottage Linky Party / Creative Crafts / Crafty Creators

Whimsey Home Wednesday Full Plate Thursday

Creatively Crafty/ Thursday Favorite Things   

Happiness is Homemade/ Home Matters

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29 Responses to “Tablescapes, Mardi Gras on the Coast”
  1. Mary says:

    Laissez le bon temps rouler Jenna! Enjoy your celebration and time on the coast. ⚜️ ♥

  2. Wonderful Mardi Gras table. I’m baking Mardi Gras decorated cookies to take to pickleball on Tuesday.

  3. Nancy says:

    Beautiful Mardi Gras table Jenna! What fun! I liked learning about what the colors all mean… thank you!
    Happy Marci’s Gras to you!

  4. Anonymous says:

    This gorgeous Mardi Gras table setting has me wanting to celebrate too! Love all the fun at the beach during Mardi Gras season. Have fun!

  5. Cooking Red Beans and Rice tomorrow and I hope our last parade isn’t so freezing cold! You have a joyful table!

  6. Ricki Treleaven says:

    What a fun table! I love Mardi Gras in Fairhope. It’s been such a pretty weekend, and I’m sure it’s warmer in Baldwin County. Enjoy your Mardi Gras and Presidents’ Day Weekend! Question: What’s your favorite flavor of king cake?

    • It was really cold Friday and Saturday, but today has been much warmer~ don’t ever buy a King cake at Publix, they are awful, but we got a good one down here at Rouse’s, it had pineapple in it!

  7. Loads of fun, Jenna. I am so glad you are there for all the festivities! I have never seen a Mardi Gras parade!!

  8. lghiggins says:

    Fun post! Enjoy the celebration!

  9. Love the Mardi Gras colors. Your table is so adorable and I always love to see what you have created next! Of course enjoying that table on the Coast adds charm. Hugs and blessings, Cindy

  10. sonatahomedesign says:

    This tablescape is so much FUN! Perfect for Mardi Gras! You really know how to celebrate in a creative way! Thank you for sharing the meaning of the colors. I had no idea! Great post!

  11. Looks like you’re having fun Jenna-enjoy:@)

  12. What a fabulous festive table! Oh, let the mardi gras begin!

  13. Mardi Gras done right!

  14. NikiLEOwife says:

    I hope you had fun! We’re heading out to the Biloxi parades today. We’ll see how long my son can take it lol. He bores easily and when he was really little he was having none of it! He’ll probably get a bag full of beads & say, “Ok. Let’s go.” Like we can get the car out lol!!

  15. Kim says:

    What a great table Jenna! I love the Mardi Gras colors, masks, and beads. The food and festivities all sound like they are so much fun. I hope you have a fantastic time!

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