If you need a last minute favor idea for your New Year’s eve party or wedding, take any plain small boxes and glitter the tops to add a special touch to your favors. Fill them with chocolates, hard candies or mini cupakes.
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Go one step further this New Year’s Eve and serve your guests lavender champagne. They’ll be delighted at the special touch.
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Decorate for your New Year’s party inexpensively by using wall paper, wrapping paper or scrapbook paper and make these shimmering streamers.
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Now that Christmas has come and gone, you need to start thinking about New Year’s Eve parties. If you’re hosting a party, consider passing out trays of confetti and noisemakers a few minutes before 12 for a big ruckus – just remember that you’ll be doing quite a bit of cleaning the next day.
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Click here to learn how to make these simple, wooden holiday decorations that will look like floating ornaments over your holiday dinner.
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If you’re looking for a budget-friendly Christmas gift for friends or a hostess gift, look no further. These decorative decal pillar candles are inexpensive and really cute. Click here to learn how to make them.
Buy red felt squares at your local craft store for adorable, inexpensive placemats for your next holiday dinner.
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If you don’t have time to make a spread of pies, cakes and cookies the next time you’re entertaining for the holidays, consider buying a couple packs of sugar cookie dough and mixing it up. Read this article about 10 ideas for sugar cookie dough!
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Wow your guests by serving these delightful Christmas cupcakes. Get the recipe here.
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If you serve this for dessert at your next holiday party or dinner, your guests will love it. Get the recipe here.
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These simple holly-leaf place cards can be printed right off the Martha Stewart website. All you have to do is cut them out, write the names and score them down the middle.
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Only have 5 minutes to throw together a beautiful centerpiece for your holiday dinner party? No problem. Pull out a cake stand, place some leaves on it and pile it with ornaments.
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I absolutely love this lighting decorating idea. If you decorate your trees like this before your holiday party, your guests will love it.
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