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New Year Decoration at Home

Elizabeth — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 07:50:18 +0000

2022 is almost over. With just a few months remaining, it’s the time of the year to start preparing for Halloween and Christmas decorations and get your list of new year resolutions ready. If you are planning on hosting a small new year celebration at your home, we have some of the best home decoration ideas for the new year to make your night memorable. Even if you are planning to spend it alone or with your close friends and family, these trendy ideas for new year room decoration can give a special touch to your day. Browse this specially curated collection of new year room decorating ideas and choose the best design for your new year decoration at home.

Balloons are one of the simplest new year decorations at home. Tinfoil balloons are the latest trend when it comes to using balloons for decorations. These shiny balloons enhance the aesthetics of any room and it’s a crowd favourite. If you are having a small get together with your close friends, balloon decoration is simple and easy to install and worth the money you spend. They can be easily taken off as well and can be reused for other functions and parties too. You can even put Balloons shaped as numbers to indicate the calendar change. For adding a personal touch to your home decoration ideas for the new year, you can arrange the balloons with photographs of your family and friends.

Simple birthday balloons decoration ideas to do at home

Elizabeth — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 07:49:49 +0000

Garland of Balloons: The most common birthday decoration concept for domestic birthday events is the garland of balloons. All you require to create balloon garlands is a thread and a string in conjunction with the inflated balloons of your desire. You can take single or double shade balloons as to some thing you want that could make a lasting impact. Simply inflate the balloons, color-coordinate accordingly, tie them using the thread, and dangle the garland anyplace it’s far appropriate.
Wall of Balloons: Sometimes domestic events get uninteresting due to the fact the residence walls are very simple, so that you can use this method to make your house walls appears a laugh and celebration like. You can inflate the balloons and stick them on the wall using double-sided tape. You can create numerous rows and columns and entire the entire wall with balloons. It will even serve the cause of a picture booth for the visitors.
Balloons with Glow Sticks: If you are going to have a night’s party and add an facet to your own home birthday party then that is an excellent concept. You need to insert the glow sticks inside the balloon and then inflate it with fuel. The balloons will glide upwards and touch the ceiling. This form of decor appears surreal and can also create an illusion of starlight cover. To make this all you want is glow sticks, balloons, double-sided tapes, and colorful ribbons.

Do you celebrate your pet’s Birthday?

Elizabeth — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 07:49:15 +0000

Dogs provide us with companionship, all kinds of cuteness and infinite amounts of love — so, the least we can do as pet owners is extoll their brilliance on their birthday on Instagram (of course!) and beyond.

No matter the occasion — a dog birthday party, gotcha day, bark-mitzvah, or simply Love Your Pet Day — or your budget, there are so many creative ways to fete the furry wonders who’ve changed our lives for the better. If you plan to go big with the festivities (think: paper invites and a lengthy guest list) or small and more intimate (your dog, a party hat and your camera phone) only one key ingredient is needed: fun!

“It’s all about celebrating the connection we have with our pets,” says Arden Moore, author of “Dog Parties: How to Party With Your Pup.”

From a DIY ball pit destined for video greatness to insanely adorable Instagram backdrops for the all-important birthday post, we found 10 dog birthday party ideas for those craving a barking good time.

Everyone Has a Spot: This little table set up is perfect for all the dogs to gather around and share their kibble jokes!
Paw-ty Invitations: These puppy paw-ty invitations are the cutest invites for you doggy bash!
Puppies & Sprinkles: I love a good party theme, and this puppies and sprinkles party theme is full of creative decoration ideas for a dog birthday party!
Puppy Backdrop: Add a little more furry flair to your dog birthday party with this puppy backdrop. It’s SO cute!
Good Boy Gifts: These doggy bowl gift baskets are full of cute puppy ideas and fun treats. They make great party favors or a gift for your puppy friend.
Photobooth: This “kissing booth” is the perfect little spot to snap a shot of your little pup and all his friends!
MotherPuppers: This Happy Birthday MotherPuppers banner is so funny and the cutest addition to a puppy party!
Puppy Party Hats: Dress up the pups with these DIY party hats! They will be so cute!
Playful Dog Party: On the subject of great dog decor themes, this playful dog party has to be the classiest puppy party I have ever seen.
Puppy Pool: I love this creative idea for a dog birthday party, especially during the summer. Throw in some of the ice toys,(see below), and you have the perfect summertime puppy party!
Treat Bags: I love these personalized doggy bags, filled with yummy treats and toys! This is such a fun and creative ideas for throwing a dog birthday party!
Doggy Cake Pops: DOG. CAKE. POPS. Yes, dog cake pops. This is the best idea I have ever heard!
Frozen Dog Treats: To help your dogs cool down on a hot party day, try these DIY frozen dog treats. They’re easy to make with only three ingredients, and they’ll keep all your pups guests busy for, well, maybe a few minutes.

Hosting a get together party?

Elizabeth — Tue, 23 Oct 2018 07:48:55 +0000

1. Choose a party theme and design your invite accordingly.
2. Prepare your guest list and set the date after checking with a few key guests for their availability.
3. Send out the Invitation
4. Plan a party menu that goes with the theme and can be prepared in advance. If you have to be in the kitchen the whole time, then you are leaving your guests to fend for them.
5. Alternatively, plan a Potluck party and allow your guests to choose “what to bring” from your menu.
6. Plan separate food for kids.
7. Decide on the Décor and music to go with the theme of the party.

Day Before the Party
1. Send Email/SMS Reminders to Guests.
2. Prepare food that can be refrigerated and get your party supplies.
3. Designate an area for kids to play and stock it with storybooks, colouring books, and crayons so that they enjoy and do not run all over the house.
4. Plan a few games keeping the age group of guests in mind.
5. Get your camera ready.

On the Day of the Party
1. Decorate the house and re-arrange the furniture to make it party-friendly.
2. Food presentation for your dinner party is just as important as the food itself.
a. When setting the table use a nice tablecloth with matching placemats, napkins and rings.
b. Use your best china to layout the meal elegantly.
c. Use pitchers/ice buckets to serve drinks.
d. Use a tall wine glass to serve breadsticks.
e. Garnish desserts with mint leaves, strawberries, powdered sugar or a twirl of chocolate sauce.
3. Play music, dim the lights and use candles to create a pleasing ambience.
4. Relax and smile. No matter how worried you are about mishaps in the kitchen or the decorations, make sure you greet all your guests as they arrive.
5. Serve each guest their first drink and then let them know how to help themselves after that.
6. One interesting way to pep up the party is to keep the event moving. Have your party progress from one part of your home to another. For example, serve appetizers and cocktails on the patio, arrange for dinner in the dining room, and have dessert in the living room.
7. Play games and click pictures.
8. Don’t spend the entire party serving your guests. You are a host, not a waiter. Arrange food as a Buffet.
9. If someone spills food or a drink, do a quick wipe up and get back to the party. You can tackle it later. As long as each guest leaves feeling pampered and cherished, you’ve been a terrific host.

Day After the Party
1. Thank you your guests for joining in to make the party special.
2. Share Photos and Videos of the party with guests.