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Christmas Party Decoration
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Party decoration is all about setting the tone for your party.
When your guests walk into your home, what do they see? What do they smell?
Party decoration can be as simple or as elaborate as you want it to be.
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At my parties, you will always see a few bud vases of seasonal fresh flowers sitting around the house, even in the bathrooms. A very nice touch and really quite inexpensive. Check out some of my ideas for Christmas party decoration below.
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Inexpensive Christmas Party Decoration Ideas
One of my favorite things to do that is very inexpensive and absolutely beautiful is to pull out a few of my crystal bowls like these, fill them with fresh, whole cranberries and water, then float a few white candles in the middle.
Every single time I use these decorations, I get so many compliments. And they are so easy to make!
Another super easy party decoration that really makes any area in your home sparkle is to use those same crystal bowls or hurricane vases and fill them up with ornaments. You can buy very inexpensive ornaments in practically every color. They add so much to your Christmas party theme and can be used year after year.
Christmas is the perfect holiday to use what you have in your yard. I am fortunate to have pine trees so I harvest the pine cones that have fallen on the ground and set out baskets full of them.
I also dress up my mantle, and sometimes my cranberry center pieces, with pine branch clippings. Such an easy and inexpensive way to get that natural pine fragrance going throughout your home.
When I host a party, I never miss lighting my favorite Yankee Candles called Christmas Eve. Somebody gave me one of these candles as a gift and I love them so much, I use them throughout the year even though they are called "Christmas Eve." They smell heavenly!
In addition to using pine branches and candles for scent, I sometimes use this Pot Pourri recipe:
Holiday Pot Pourri
- 3 cups of Apple Cider
- 1 orange, sliced
- 10 whole cloves
- 3 cinnamon sticks or 1 tsp of cinnamon
Simmer in a crockpot with the lid cracked or on the stove top.
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