Canada day decor

July 1st is Canada Day and I'm feeling very blessed to be able to call this wonderful country home. Living in the mountains of British Columbia for most of my life, I've tried not to take our beautiful scenery and natural surroundings for granted. With that in mind, I decided to go with a woodland theme that depicts a Canadiana vibe for my Canada Day Tablescape this year. The table runner and cloth napkins in red and black buffalo check provided the look I was going for. The place settings…

Canada Day Party Ideas -Classic Canadiana party decor, and themed red and white party desserts for celebrating. Canada Day is a fun reason for a party. And we can’t wait to celebrate with a Canada themed party! I hope you enjoy all these Canada Day party ideas to inspire your own celebrations. Backyard Set Up...Read On →

July 1st, 2017 is not only Canada Day, a federal holiday on which we celebrate the anniversary of the 1867 enactment of the Constitution - this year it's also an extra-special celebration, because Canada is now 150 years young. People throughout the country will be celebrating the holiday with parties, outings and beach days. No doubt many will be decorating their homes in red and white, the colours of the Canadian flag. As the central portion of the flag features a red maple leaf, the maple…

Create a DIY Shabby Chic Bunting for Canada Day home and party decor! It's simple and easy to do and adds a charming touch to your red & white decorations.

Are you ready to host an unforgettable Canada Day celebration? Picture this: a table adorned with vibrant red and white decorations, a centerpiece that captures the essence of Canadian pride, and a meticulously set table that is sure to wow your guests. Today I will take you through each step of creating a Canada Day table that will leave your guests in awe. From choosing the perfect patriotic color scheme to adding creative table settings, I’ve got you covered. Continue reading How to...

Canada Day is coming up on July 1st. The day marks the anniversary of the 1867 enactment of the Constitution Act, which united three separate colonies into a single Dominion within the British Empire called Canada. But I think what people mainly celebrate on July 1st is the fact that it's warm outside (hot even) and we finally get to enjoy our lakes, beaches, parks and swimming pools. And maybe a cold beverage or two. Canadians don't tend to display the national flag on our porches as often…

Canada Day inspiration: 25 DIY ideas, crafts, printables and recipes for July 1st - simple as that