What You Need to Make a Holiday Table Instantly Festive

These cute little Mahi Nutcracker Ornaments ($56) are meant for the tree, but they would look adorable positioned behind place cards. Imagine them on a red or gold tablecloth for maximum impact.

Subtle metallics are gorgeous at the holidays, and with these two Mercana Gold Metal Table Candle Holders ($90), you don't have to choose between the most beautiful metals — the brushed finish is gold with hints of silver peeking through.

Hand-painted evergreens make this Vietri Melamine Lastra Holiday Oval Platter ($61) a seasonally appropriate choice for displaying charcuterie and cookies, and if there will be kids at your holiday meal, you'll *love* the fact that it's made of shatterproof melamine.

This beaded Kim Seybert Sea Stone Napkin Ring ($19) is adorned with blue and white resin stones. Use a set of them with blue or white napkins, light a few candles, and your Hanukkah tablescape is handled.

For a decoration you can appreciate all year round, choose a centerpiece bowl that can be filled with seasonal accents. This metal Moises Bowl ($100) has an antiqued finish and an organic form. Fill it with shiny ornaments during the holiday season, then swap them out when 2023 rolls around.

An artfully arranged garland, like this long National Tree Company 60" Red Berry Garland ($64), is the fastest way to make a table feel festive. Place it down the center of the table, then position ivory pillar candles around it for an instantly merry moment.

This simple Gilded Fringe Linen Tablecloth ($141) is one of those investments you'll enjoy bringing out each holiday season. Pure linen is trimmed with gold metallic fringe, making any table look festive — and utterly elegant.

It doesn't get more Christmas-y than red and green plaid. This set of four Juliska Stewart Tartan Cocktail Plates ($75) is classic and timeless, and the plates are the perfect size for leaving cookies out for you-know-who.

Group these five Cody Foster Hue Trees ($165) together to create a pretty centerpiece, or scatter them up and down the table. Either way, guests will marvel at the pretty vintage-style glass forest.