Vintage adjective vin·tage ˈvin-tij
– used to describe something that is not new but that is valued because of its good condition, attractive design, etc.

The word “vintage” means different things to different people. For some, it evokes images of lace and slightly tarnished silverware. For others, it recalls elbow length gloves and kitten heels. For us, it means a great theme for a party! You can decorate your table with a runner fashioned out of lace (or paper) doilies and use black and white photos inside metallic frames to add an authentic touch.

So put on your pearls and pull out your china place settings – it doesn’t have to all match. Take a look at our board filled with vintage images to inspire your next dinner party.

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