Sentences with phrase «does feel festive»

Now, I wouldn't categorize this outfit as such, but I do feel festive in it and it is fun to wear!

Not exact matches

I felt like I was missing out on holiday parties and the festive spirit around the offices I've worked at in the past, coupled with relief that I don't have to go -LSB-...]

The spices make them taste really festive, while the mix of honey, coconut sugar and maple syrup make them extra sweet and indulgent, which is great, as you don't want to spend Christmas feeling too healthy and a bit deprived!

To be perfectly honest, it doesn't feel festive here at all.

It's not technically necessary, but boy does it make these Almond Spiced White Russian look and feel festive.

A simple cake will do with a pot of coffee or tea and some prosecco to make it a bit festive (we add prosecco to everything in Germany to give it a festive feeling - including brunch!).

If — after making this — the smell of your kitchen doesn't make you feel festive, then I don't know what will!

Fill this memorable day with interesting competitions and games so that the guests don't miss and the birthday baby feels great in a cozy festive situation.

How did his girlfriend feel knowing he would not be up and doing in the festive season?

(Really, I think they're yummy enough to be enjoyed year round, but the cranberries do give them a festive feel!)

And don't we all just want to feel festive this time of year?

So while I am not going on a hot date for Valentine's Day (unless cuddling with my pup Charlie qualifies as a hot date or if one of my Tinder dates becomes a success story)... that doesn't mean I can't feel all «lovey dovey «in a cute, festive outfit right?!

Does it have you feeling festive?

You instantly felt like you were taken away to a festive Christmas village, and trust me you did not want to leave!

But I still didn't feel very lively and, accordingly, planned on wearing a flouncy - sleeved black vintage Donald Brooks dress (mournful yet festive!)

It was a perfect day date and even though we didn't go to a fireworks show (since we are old and lame), it still felt very festive!

Do one around your neck or around your hair tie and feel the festive vibe go up a notch or two.

If you still feel like velvet dress is suitable only for festive events, it is time to no longer do that.

With the exception of last year's sequin dress (I was feeling EXTRA festive) I don't normally wear a lot of sparkle.

If this doesn't make you feel festive, I don't know what will!

Any traditions that y ’ all do yearly that make you feel a bit more festive?

I feel like that doesn't even justly describe this festive breakfast wonder.

Don't miss the live music performances and festive cocktails that make this market feel like one big party.

I've done this a couple of times and I can guarantee that it adds the festive feeling.

It's two-fold for me, on one hand I am always happy to take all of the holiday decor down and have a clean slate - but on the other hand, I do really love the festive way the house feels with all the lights and special decorations up.

But they do make a festival feel marginally less festive.

On our journey home, I left feeling more festive than I had done all year and I truly attribute this to the merry buzz of the Christmas market, the smell of glühwein, and the intoxicating sight of a lit up town, thriving with Christmas cheer and good will.

If you engaged in regrettable behavior at the Christmas party to the point where your blunder's effects will be felt long past the festive period, what can you do to mitigate it?

I don't do a ton of Christmas themed decorating, but I do try to put a little touch of Christmas here and there to make things feel festive while maintaining the character and feel of my home!

I've been feeling a bit sorry for myself lately and didn't feel very festive at all this year — but this post struck a chord with me and, like some of your other followers have mentioned, I feel comforted and more peaceful after reading this.

The big ottoman does double duty as a footstool or a coffee table, and when the red chair is needed we use it for extra seating in our dining room.This wall looks pretty at night.Mr and Mrs Snowman sing «we wish you a merry Christmas» in front of a Dollar Tree felt tree.Chains of red apples add a festive touch to lots of blue and white containers.Red wood cardinals, a yard sale find, are perched on the mantle.

You all know I don't decorate with a ton of color, even for the holidays, and this greenery feels completely natural in our home but makes everything look so festive.

I don't have room (or patience) to pack up and store too much stuff, so if I can jazz it up to feel festive this time of year and then de-festive it (is de-festiving a thing?)

But that doesn't mean I don't do anything special when I entertain, I just like to be deliberate with my choices and find simple doable ways to make parties feel festive — without the fuss.

It's two-fold for me, on one hand I am always happy to take all of the holiday decor down and have a clean slate - but on the other hand, I do really love the festive way the house feels with all the lights and special decorations up.

A few little touches here and there certainly do make it feel more festive.

«Rooms should be filled with open arms and although feel festive, the use of log fires (or if you do not have one re-create with lots of candles), faux fur rugs and faux fur throws are key to an inviting space at this time of year.