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Abandoning daily table tools and withdrawing the things you provide for special occasions. This means tablecloths, favorite hostility, grandmother panels, or rarely used crystal glasses. Take out the fabric and candles.
This should not feel like a routine work, but rather the time to estimate the fine things you have at home. Treat it like a creative project and ask family members to alternate so that they can play in colors and mixing, match China and try the central pieces. If you have children, make them make place cards. It will make meals feel like an event.