This New Year's Eve party inspiration shoot is full of easy decor ideas and inspiration. I love the confetti popper photo that photographer Alea Lovely captured.
I think the best New Year's Eve parties are hosted at home.
Florals by Victorian Gardens - she spray painted billy balls and eucalyptus gold and tipped spider mums in gold.
Is there anything cozier? These little drink stirrers are the perfect garnish to a glass of champagne - made from gold curly bow, bamboo stick and double stick tape wrapped around to secure. So simple and you can make about 30 stirrers for one 99 cent bow! Click here for the glitter votive DIY.
What a beautiful confetti blow photo!
When hosting a party, I seek decor from all areas of our home. This old gym clock was pulled from our master bedroom.
Mini champagne bottles are perfect for a beverage bar or as favors. Below, they are individually chilled on ice in small cylinder vases.
Numbered sparklers, found at a party store, were added to the cake for a fun pop. I also wanted to do sparkler candles, however, purchased 2 different brands and neither really sparkled. If you've found a brand that works, I'd love to know!
Andrea of Classic Cakes created this beautiful gold garnished salted caramel cake. I cannot wait to have a slice!
The invitation {by Allie of Announce This} along with the glitter art I created for the living room served as a backdrop for the dessert bar. A mariner's clock, pulled from the living room, a pocket watch clock from the master bedroom and an easy floral arrangement accessorized the dessert table.
24 karat gold tipped meringues graced the bar along with gold glitter whoopie pies.
Hope your 2013 is full of sparks!
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