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| Bling it On! |
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| What is Details Make the Party? |
Behind every successful party, large or small, there is a
planner. Some are passionate, others may be reluctant or
unsure. But, there is a sure way to turn your party into an
unforgettable event. And, that is by focusing on the details.
Details Make the Party is a resource for party lovers and
planners. It is a compilation of ideas for party themes,
decorations, and invitations, as well as tips, tricks and
party planning strategies I have aquired during my ten plus
years of event planning experience.
planner. Some are passionate, others may be reluctant or
unsure. But, there is a sure way to turn your party into an
unforgettable event. And, that is by focusing on the details.
Details Make the Party is a resource for party lovers and
planners. It is a compilation of ideas for party themes,
decorations, and invitations, as well as tips, tricks and
party planning strategies I have aquired during my ten plus
years of event planning experience.
| It's all in the Details |
What Box?
I have spent countless hours searching for creative party
centerpieces, decorations, party favors and unique
invites. Often I became frustrated by hours of fruitless
searching and that's why I created this website. Whether
new party themes, event ideas, product suggestions, or
décor, this site will help you transform your party from the
ordinary into the extraordinary.
i am passionate about parties and love to help people
plan fun, exciting and unique events where guests say:
“Wow. How did you ever think of that?” That's what I'm all
about - being out-of-this-world creative! When asked to
think outside the box, my answer is: "What Box?"
Even if you are a person that is happy to buy all your
party supplies from a local party store, I still encourage
you to take a look around while you're here. You will get
some great ideas you might decide to use, or pass on to
a friend. If you still find yourself in need of ideas, check
out my "Ask the Party Planner" column for suggestions.
Best wishes and happy planning!
centerpieces, decorations, party favors and unique
invites. Often I became frustrated by hours of fruitless
searching and that's why I created this website. Whether
new party themes, event ideas, product suggestions, or
décor, this site will help you transform your party from the
ordinary into the extraordinary.
i am passionate about parties and love to help people
plan fun, exciting and unique events where guests say:
“Wow. How did you ever think of that?” That's what I'm all
about - being out-of-this-world creative! When asked to
think outside the box, my answer is: "What Box?"
Even if you are a person that is happy to buy all your
party supplies from a local party store, I still encourage
you to take a look around while you're here. You will get
some great ideas you might decide to use, or pass on to
a friend. If you still find yourself in need of ideas, check
out my "Ask the Party Planner" column for suggestions.
Best wishes and happy planning!
| Why Details Make the Party? |
What better way to play dress-up like we girls did way back
when, than to throw party that not only condones it, but
makes it a requirement.
The "No Such Thing as too Much Bling" party was designed
for ladies young and old to pull out their furs, feathers and
rhinestones for a girl's night out.
Invitations were enclosed with rhinestone encrusted purse
mirrors and lipstick pens in an organza drawstring bag. The
pink tri-fold invite featured silhouettes of three ladies in
formal attire on the front. Rhinestones were affixed to accent
necklaces and bracelets. On the back, the copy read: You're
invited to release your inner diva! Grab your fur wrap,
feather boa and rhinestones for an evening of bling. And
remember darlings, there is no such thing as too much bling!
Pink fuax fur, black and white feather boas, and diamonds
galore adorned the tables. Mirrored mosaic candle holders
sparkled throughout the evening.
Champagne flutes with Lindemans’ Framboise and Peche
were filled and ready as guests arrived. Actually a Belgium
beer, these bubbly beverages tasted like sparkling
champagne.
The music playlist created in I-Tunes included Frank Sinatra,
Nat King Cole and Dean Martin. As the evening progressed
and the guests were letting their hair down, so to speak,
more current tunes were heard by Flo Rida, Kanye West,
Lady Gaga and more.
The evening was all about feeling beautiful and being
pampered. A massage therapist was there to give shoulder,
back or foot rubs.
As a parting gift, lipgloss packaged like chocolates were
placed in silver pastry wrappers and arranged on a cake
stand. And, for those ladies that weren't able to find diva
attire, bowls of jeweled rings were available as well as black
and white feather boas.
Towards the end of the evening, a contest was held to
determine who was the Queen of Bling, the Goddess of
Almost as Much and the Princess of Less is More.
Ladies were asked to strut their stuff and compete for the
prizes. Gifts included a massage gift certificate, pink crystal
champagne flutes and bling sunglasses.
when, than to throw party that not only condones it, but
makes it a requirement.
The "No Such Thing as too Much Bling" party was designed
for ladies young and old to pull out their furs, feathers and
rhinestones for a girl's night out.
Invitations were enclosed with rhinestone encrusted purse
mirrors and lipstick pens in an organza drawstring bag. The
pink tri-fold invite featured silhouettes of three ladies in
formal attire on the front. Rhinestones were affixed to accent
necklaces and bracelets. On the back, the copy read: You're
invited to release your inner diva! Grab your fur wrap,
feather boa and rhinestones for an evening of bling. And
remember darlings, there is no such thing as too much bling!
Pink fuax fur, black and white feather boas, and diamonds
galore adorned the tables. Mirrored mosaic candle holders
sparkled throughout the evening.
Champagne flutes with Lindemans’ Framboise and Peche
were filled and ready as guests arrived. Actually a Belgium
beer, these bubbly beverages tasted like sparkling
champagne.
The music playlist created in I-Tunes included Frank Sinatra,
Nat King Cole and Dean Martin. As the evening progressed
and the guests were letting their hair down, so to speak,
more current tunes were heard by Flo Rida, Kanye West,
Lady Gaga and more.
The evening was all about feeling beautiful and being
pampered. A massage therapist was there to give shoulder,
back or foot rubs.
As a parting gift, lipgloss packaged like chocolates were
placed in silver pastry wrappers and arranged on a cake
stand. And, for those ladies that weren't able to find diva
attire, bowls of jeweled rings were available as well as black
and white feather boas.
Towards the end of the evening, a contest was held to
determine who was the Queen of Bling, the Goddess of
Almost as Much and the Princess of Less is More.
Ladies were asked to strut their stuff and compete for the
prizes. Gifts included a massage gift certificate, pink crystal
champagne flutes and bling sunglasses.
