My Party
- 15 guests
- 01 January 2012
- My home / Central Florida / Florida / United States
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- The decorations were silver, black, white and lime green.
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- I made the banner, using a free printable I found online. I then glued onto lime green cardstock.
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- I made party poppers for the kids
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- Marshmallows dipped in chocolate
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- Water bottles
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- Sparklers for the kids to take home
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- I found black, white and silver chocolate candies at a local party store.
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- Dessert table
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Party Recap...
I wanted the party to be fun for adults and kids, so had a mix of foods and decorations that interested all ages.
Party Highlights
Best Moment
The kids were able to participate in the New Year's Day toast. They loved it!
Most Touching Moment
Hubby's toast to our guests.
What People Ate
Brunch: Traditional New Year's Ham, mini quiches, mac and cheese, and fruit kabobs.
What People Drank
Champagne and sparkingly grape juice.
New Year's Day Brunch for 4 families
I wanted the event to include kids and adults.
Dessert
Desserts: Chocolate fundge, Chocolate dipped marshmallows and silver/black/white chocolate candies. (Not pictured: cupcakes in a black and white damask cupcake liner).
Budget
Low budget, Many of the decorations I was able to find online such as water bottle lables, banner and cupcake sticks. The biggest expense was the chamapgne.
Party Favors
Party popers (homemade with tissue paper and toilet paper rolls, filled with silver hershey kisses) and sparklers