ROOM AT THE TABLE: Saying “I Do” During the Thanksgiving Holiday
A Thanksgiving wedding begins with something lovely already in place: the tradition of gathering around a table. Bring that sense of welcome into the celebration with linen cloths, candlelight, late autumn flowers, and bowls of pears, figs, or grapes. Family china and inherited silver can lend the setting a personal history, while a handwritten note at each place offers a chance to thank the people who have helped shape your lives. There is room here for both the beautiful and the familiar—even a favorite family pie served alongside the wedding cake. For the bride, autumn opens up a wonderful wardrobe of textures: matte satin, softly draped crepe, patterned jacquard or lace worn beneath a beautifully tailored coat. Long sleeves, a velvet sash or a small hat can give a simple dress its seasonal character. With loved ones already making plans to come together over Thanksgiving and the weekend that follows, the holiday offers a natural setting for an intimate wedding, as long as everyone ...

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