Wish Candy: What are you doing New Year’s, New Year’s Eve?
::Disclaimer! The photos in this post are purely inspirational and not from events that Wish Special Events has planned or coordinated unless denoted by a link to another wedding on this blog. We can re-create what you see below for your event but these are not a part of our portfolio::
Ah, New Year’s Eve. Some people go skiing, some people go to black tie parties, some people spend it drunk at a bar or, as we did when we were little kids, lighting sparklers and banging on pots and pans. (Did other people do that? Or was my family just weird?) Some people, though, spend it getting married! New Year’s Eve is all about celebrating new beginnings, so a New Year’s Eve wedding is PERFECT for that! And what better way to make sure your friends and family are all around when the clock strikes midnight?! Here are some great touches you can use for your New Year’s Eve wedding.
How cute is this idea, to put centerpieces in a champagne bucket?
Holiday ornaments can be put to great use for a New Year’s Eve wedding. And not on a tree!
Clocks are also a great way to decorate your space for the night (Martha again)
And, of course, you have to have noise makers around for your guests for when the clock strikes midnight!
When I think of New Year’s Eve weddings, I think silver and gold. Sparkly touches are perfect for New Year’s!
I wish I remembered what blog I got this from — too cute!
I love this idea of everyone writing their resolutions and hanging them on the tree
Cute gold touches from one of my favorite party supply web sites, Plum Party
You can even wear cute silver and gold touches like this bride’s gorgeous dress, photographed by Meg Baisden:
Or these hot gold shoes:
Or this ADORABLE flower girl’s shoes from Rachel at Millie Holloman Photography:
And of course, you have to end the night with the perfect send off, whether it’s a balloon drop:
A confetti drop (from Jessica Claire)
Or, of course, sparklers!
So what are you doing New Year’s Eve?
January 3rd, 2010 at 12:19 am
All great ideas! The silver and gold tablescape you posted above is from Hostess With the Mostess. It’s a fantastic blog for decorating/party inspiration.