Coastal Table Setting - Driftwood Planter

Hello everyone!! It’s almost FRIDAY, woohoo! Today I’m sharing a project that just kinda came out of nowhere. A simple faux succulent Driftwood Planter. My neighbor stopped by the other morning and brought me this piece of driftwood he found while fishing! I LOVED it, I knew right away what I wanted to do with it. It’s a project that I’ve seen and even pinned before. So why not give it a try and make a quick post.

Last year I made this Seashell Succulent Planter and it’s been a staple with my decorating. So I know that I will get a lot of great decorating inspiration with this driftwood planter.

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DRIFTWOOD PLANTER

Look a this piece of driftwood, it’s beautiful right?! Perfect centerpiece for a coastal table setting.

I didn’t take any step pictures with this, because it’s too simple. I cut the ends off these faux succulents with wire cutters. Then used some heavy duty hot glue to keep in place. I just placed them around the piece of driftwood until I was happy with the results.

Now that’s great for a Summer Table setting, with a touch of coastal right?! It took about 5 minutes to make this Simple Driftwood Planter for the table!

Add some shells to the table and fresh flowers and your set. I posted on my Instagram account these beautiful hydrangeas my Mother cut from her garden for me. SO I had to make a table setting with them.