

Fast from sunrise till sundown every day during the holy month of Ramadan. Family and friends often gather to exchange presents and feast on traditional fare in honor of the day of prayer and charity. There is more to a Ramadan table than just food, however. Decorations of fresh Ramadan flowers, lanterns, and the moon
Lean Into Warm Tones
When combined with conventional gold accents, earth tones create a sophisticated statement.
Make It Kid-Friendly
Decorate cushions with intricate patterns and use colorful, child-safe melamine plates during an outdoor Ramadan meal. An outdoor rug may make a potluck picnic seem more like a formal dinner party in the garden.
Mix In Colorful Florals
The vibrant blue of this table was inspired by the watercolored porcelain plates used as a base. Add some pizazz by matching napkin rings and floor cushions to the table settings.
Trade Lanterns For Candles
To make a bold statement, use candlesticks as a runner and centerpiece for an outdoor party. The range of heights adds dimension, and the light enhances the ambiance.
Play With Light
Keep the candles off the table and go flameless with LED lights, as Sana from Lively Lair does here for your indoor Ramadan party. These string lights illuminate miniature wooden cutouts at a pastel dinner party for a touch of tradition.
Ditch The Florist For Dried Flowers
Beautiful and inexpensive, dried flowers may be used again and again in a tablescape that grows and changes with you year after year.
The nostalgic look of lantern centerpieces may be achieved by suspending paper lanterns over the table, but without the risk. Hovering over a vase of blooms





