Pretty Palette: Wine And Cheese Party with Fresh Fig Recipes — EVENT 29

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If you haven’t heard it’s wine week on Showerbelle, so we have a ton of posts on how to do everything from host a wine tasting bridal shower to free printables and tutorials. I’ve also put together several wine themed color palettes for you to choose from. This wine palette is special because it’s not only pretty, but every single item on it is something you can serve at a wine and cheese party AND all the recipes are linked below!

Roasted Fig & Walnut Parfait By the Roast Root | Fall Cheese Plate on William-Sonoma | Fig Bubbly by Valley & Co. | Fig and Cheese Crostini Appetizer via Foodie Crush | Marinated Mozzarella via Martha Stewart Living

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