20 Friendsgiving Table Decor Ideas With Pumpkins, Flowers and Pretty Place Settings

Looking for friendsgiving table decor with a little something extra? Think glowing jars, tiny pumpkin accents and napkins tied with pretty bows.

These ideas range from a simple greenery runner to a table filled with flowers and candlelight.

You can keep things simple or go all out. Start with your plates, then pick a few details you love.

There’s plenty here to try, including little place settings that don’t need a big centerpiece.

Friendsgiving table ideas worth saving

flower jars and little lights

We’re starting off strong with these gorgeous orange flowers and glowing jars. I love the tall golden stems mixed into the bouquets.

The little pumpkins and scattered leaves make the whole table feel ready for fall.

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Try alternating flower jars with jars of battery-powered fairy lights to follow this look.

greenery and a single pumpkin

Don’t want to go all out and want something super simple? This pale runner with loose greenery is for you. White plates sit on round woven placemats, with an orange pumpkin bringing a little color to the middle.

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Keep the small leafy sprigs on the plates if you want that extra detail.

amber bottles and pink candles

The pink and dark plum candles are so pretty together here. Instead of one big bouquet, there are individual branches and white flowers in little amber-colored bottles.

I especially love the rounded pink candleholder at the front. Try mixing a few different holder shapes rather than matching every piece.

white pumpkins and golden stems

How cute are those little white pumpkin bowls? They sit on the plates around a much larger white pumpkin centerpiece, with upright golden bundles on either side.

The orange place cards are a lovely little addition. You could use the same color for handwritten names at your own table.

tall tapers and pale roses

If you love a dressier table, this one might be your favorite. The tall cream candles and gold-colored holders look gorgeous beside the pale roses. Even the pears have a place among the decorations.

Borrow the ribbon-tied napkins for a smaller dinner. You don’t need the whole banquet setup to try that detail.

sunflower cornucopia

I am obsessed with this sunflower arrangement. The bright yellow petals are so pretty next to the burgundy flowers and pale peach roses.

The pointed cornucopia basket gives it that classic harvest look. Try this as your main centerpiece if you’d rather have one arrangement than decorations all down the table.

pumpkins squash and amber cups

This is such a cute way to mix different pumpkin shapes. White mini pumpkins, orange pumpkins and long tan squash sit along a leafy runner.

The amber-colored cups bring those autumn colors out to the place settings.

For your own version, use secure candleholders between the pumpkins rather than copying the tapers sitting in them.

cascading brown leaves

Don’t want bright orange in your centerpiece? No problem! Try this long arrangement of tan and brown oak-shaped leaves over a white runner.

I love how the branches fall over the end of the table. The plain white plates leave plenty of room for that beautiful leafy detail.

rust napkins and pumpkin accents

If you are looking for a party table with lots of little details, then this one is for you. There are amber-colored goblets, gold-colored napkin rings and pumpkins tucked into a rust-colored runner.

The balloon clusters repeat the same cream, orange and reddish-brown shades. Keep those colors in mind if you want to decorate beyond the table too.

plaid and burgundy flowers

This plaid table may just be one of my favorites here. I love the deep burgundy flowers with the orange, brown and cream candles.

The halved pomegranates are such a pretty addition.

Those plates reading “thankful for you” finish it off. You could add the same message on a small card beside each plate.

bright autumn leaf runner

How pretty are these bright autumn leaves? Red, orange and yellow leaves fill the center of an otherwise white table.

The little gold-colored leaf napkin rings are just as cute.

Try a full autumn garland down the middle if you want to recreate the look without adding flower vases.

blue checks and pumpkins under glass

Here’s a different color to try for fall. A blue-and-cream checked runner sits beneath a raised display of pumpkins beneath glass domes, golden-brown stems and gold-colored bowls.

This outdoor table isn’t set with plates yet. You could borrow the central display for a serving table or make a smaller version for dinner.

little pumpkins and word toppers

How sweet are the little pumpkin decorations tucked into those tall stem arrangements? The large pumpkin-shaped pieces at the front make this table feel extra festive.

I love the dark green napkin with the “blessed” topper. Try mixing green, mustard and rust napkins like the ones along this table.

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pears and brown bows

I am obsessed with this pear table. It’s so pretty, plus those brown bows on the cream napkins are adorable.

Pale pink candles and smoky brown goblets sit beside small leafy arrangements. If you want to borrow just one detail, tie a narrow brown ribbon around each napkin and leave the ends long.

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tiny rosemary place wreath

Looking for a little personal touch? This tiny rosemary wreath sits on a folded beige napkin with a white name banner across the middle.

The little bow at the top is my favorite part. Add your guests’ names to similar banners if you want to use these as place cards.

handwritten names and leafy circles

This is such a fun way to personalize your friendsgiving table decor. Large names sit inside drawn circles with little leafy branches, right on the brown table covering.

You could recreate the idea on a paper table cover before setting out the glasses. The “Be Grateful” utensil pockets are another sweet detail worth borrowing.

floral plates and black lanterns

Who says you have to stick to orange and brown? This long outdoor table mixes pink, yellow and orange flowers with green and purple goblets.

I love all the different patterned plates. The black lanterns repeat down the center, so there’s still a familiar detail between all those colorful arrangements.

red bows on the mantel

This one is a mantel display rather than a table setting, but the red bows are worth a look. The bows are tied around the red tapers, with long ribbon tails falling past the gold-colored holders.

If you want to bring the colors to your dinner table, try red bows on napkins instead. Use flameless candles wherever ribbons sit near the candle display.

red apples and leafy greens

Give your centerpiece a little orchard-inspired detail with red apples. I love how they sit among the rounded leaves, narrow sprigs and tiny white flowers.

The gold-colored rims on the goblets match the tall candleholders. Keep your plates plain white if you want to follow this pretty combination.

string lights and rust accents

Last but definitely not least, we have this lovely dinner setup by the window. I love the string lights overhead!

The rust-colored runner, knotted napkins and orange flowers look so pretty beneath them.

Small pumpkins sit between the candles and serving bowls. This is a lovely idea to save if you’re decorating a dining nook rather than a huge room.