Kids party decorations can be inexpensive and easy, yet impressive, guidelines and use a little imagination and advance planning. Get reviews with our fun decorating ideas!
Greeting sign
A greeting sign in front of you or on your door is a great way to welcome party guests. Match it with the party theme and colors. Write "Caution: Work Area" in black on a yellow background for a construction party. luau party draws orange, yellow, and pink lei around the word "Aloha." A western party sign might say Welcome the OK Corral.
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With just a little imagination, a homemade sign can be better than a store-bought one and you'll be applauded for your ingenuity to boot!
Balloons
Balloons are a must for every kids party. They're cheap, colorful, and every kid loves them! Choose a balloon color to complement your party theme. for a jungle party, orange and black for a Halloween party, yellow and orange for a construction party, and so on.
Balloons filled with mixed helium can be tied and anchored in the middle of a party table as a centerpiece, or attached to a light fixture in the center of the room. I always get a special birthday mylar that relates to the theme of the party and ties it to the birthday child's chair.
A balloon arch is an impressive way to transport guests to the party area. Simply attach the helium-filled balloons to a ribbon every 12 inches and secure it Remember to attach some balloons to your mailbox to show guests where the party is. Make sure you have enough balloons to give each party guest one to drop off.
Crepe paper
Another cheap and easy party decoration is crepe paper. Tie four to six pieces to the center light fixture in the room that extends to the corner and to the walls. twist as you go and
Secure with masking tape or rubber cement, both are easily removed after the party is over. For an extra fancy effect, two different colors of crepe together. Attach some balloons to the ends of the crepe paper to cover up any tape or glue.
Hang crepe paper strips across the door to resemble a 60's beaded look. Alternate colors for more visual interest. Balloons and crepe paper alone are enough to make your party area fun and
Festive atmosphere.
Table decoration
Personalize your party table's homemade embellishments.
Start with a tablecloth designed by Party Child. Cut a length of butcher paper and decorate it with colored markers, construction paper shapes - let the imagination run wild! Then, sandwich your child's creation between colorful
Plastic tablecloth and a clear one, so it can be admired by all, yet protected from spills.
Use one or more of your kids' toys related to the party theme as the centerpiece. For example, a large teddy bear for a teddy bear picnic party, a group of barbies for a dolly party, a cowboy hat for a western party - you get the idea. You can make a balloon bouquet as your unique one. can also be combined with
Focal point
Curl several lengths of curling ribbon and lay them on the table around your centerpiece. Add a few sprinkles of party confetti -- it also comes in a variety of themes -- to complete the effect.
Costumes
You may not think of costumes as decorations, but they are! They only decorate people, not walls or tables! It's fun to dress up with the party host and the party baby.
The theme of the party, even if it's just a hat, fun glasses, or a themed T-shirt. It conveys a playful mood to take your party in the festive spirit.
If you plan your theme several months in advance, you can anticipate your needs and take advantage of sales and discounts to keep decoration costs down. party storage container
The decorations you see on close-outs year-round. Valentine's Day or other holidays, shop for deeply discounted items the day after the holiday and save them in your party container for next year's party.
Follow these simple kids' party decorating tips, and you'll benefit from rave reviews from party guests and parents alike!