Decorating with flowers for Mother's Day may seem cliché; however, this is one cliché that never grows old. Why? Because moms love flowers! We love elegant roses, we love whimsical pansies, and we love fragrant lilacs. I even miss the corsages that mother's used to wear to church on her one special day of the year. That's one tradition I wish would have endured!
So, if you are looking for ways to decorate in honor of Mother's Day, make sure to incorporate flowers into your plan. Check out these fabulous floral ideas:
1. Dramatic Bud Vases
Decorate your fireplace mantel or even
Posts Tagged ‘Decorations’
Cinco de Mayo: Festive Party Ideas
by R. Carnavale April 26th, 2012 | Cinco de Mayo, Party Ideas
Say “¡Hola!” to May 5th, when Cinco de Mayo is celebrated all over North America. Briefly, 150 years ago in Puebla, Mexico, a small militia scored a huge victory over the French. Ever since, Puebla has celebrated the victory and now, thanks to Mexican immigration and commercial interest, the party has spread north of the border. What could be more fun than to hold your own Mexican-themed party filled with colorful decorations, lively music, tasty food, and thirst-quenching drinks? Try some of these festive party ideas and your guests will say “¡Olé!”:
Invitations
Invitations
- You’ll find pre-made Cinco de Mayo invitations at your
Cinco de Mayo Decorations
by Jessica B. April 24th, 2012 | Decorations
Cinco de Mayo is a colorful celebration of the victory of the Mexican Army over the French. Traditionally it is celebrated with parties, dancing, and colorful decorations. The holiday is celebrated regionally in Mexico and in the United States. Here are fun decoration projects that can liven up your home in the spirit of Cinco de Mayo. The overall theme is bright, happy color.
1) Piñata – A piñata can be a great centerpiece for your Cinco de Mayo party, and it can also serve as party entertainment. You can buy a traditional piñata, or find something a little more
1) Piñata – A piñata can be a great centerpiece for your Cinco de Mayo party, and it can also serve as party entertainment. You can buy a traditional piñata, or find something a little more
Taste of Spring – Easter Table Decorations
by Jessica B. April 2nd, 2012 | Easter
I’ve spent a great deal of time living abroad and getting to know the Easter traditions of different countries. As I prepare my own Easter table, I love to tie in some of the different international traditions I have seen over the years. Most are easy to do, and they connect the spring spirit with the story of Easter. Most exist in different regions of the US as well, and within families who brought the traditions with them to the US.
1) Scandinavian Easter Twigs – A typical table or house decoration in Scandinavia is a nice addition to any
1) Scandinavian Easter Twigs – A typical table or house decoration in Scandinavia is a nice addition to any
Easter Party Decorations
by T Akery March 26th, 2012 | Easter
Easter decoration inspiration is flowers, bunnies, and eggs. These inspirations are a reminder that spring brings new growth and the ending of a long winter. Your Easter party decorations can bring this sense of life by incorporating some of the things that remind people of the season.
When decorating for your Easter celebration, think about the colors of spring. The typical colors for Easter are pastel, including yellow, pink, and blue; however, you certainly need some green as a reminder of growth.
For centerpieces, you can use newly sprouted plants. Set these up a few weeks in advance. One easy way
When decorating for your Easter celebration, think about the colors of spring. The typical colors for Easter are pastel, including yellow, pink, and blue; however, you certainly need some green as a reminder of growth.
For centerpieces, you can use newly sprouted plants. Set these up a few weeks in advance. One easy way
