Bright Colors and Patterns To receive a true '70s glam look, fill out the table with bright colours and bold patterns and prints. Styled Creative paired an eye-catching purple and pink serving tray with new blossoms to get a classier feminine look. Incoporate gold accents for an extra bit of glam. Photo from Courtney Apple and courtesy of Society Social
Tropical Party Bring the rainforest to your backyard for a memorable outdoor soiree. Courtney Dial of all Pizzazzerie.com integrated "rich leafy greens, watery blues and tropical blossom to generate the perfect color scheme" Coconut sorbet from Island Way Sorbet, functioned with leaf-shaped biscuits by Bee's Knees Creative, produces a great signature dessert for guests. "You don't have to fit everything, so use what you have and add in a couple of new things to fit the subject," Courtney says.
Old-Fashion Lemonade Stand Nothing is more nostalgic than the usual lemonade stand. "Distressed gingham, stripes and polka dots taken through the paper decorations create a vintage feel" states Abigail Barnes of Paper & Cake. To improve the vintage look, paint a classic table, decorate it with newspaper chains and add supplies required for a classic lemonade stand. A pennant banner and Paper pinwheels round the table screen out.
All-Americana Party The inspiration for this particular celebration was classic baseball. This theme works great for Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day or for a picnic in the park. ALM Chandler spruced up the dining table with a handmade apple banner, and she functioned apple pie instead of a traditional cake to get an authentic Americana look. To coordinate with the theme, serve red, white and blue dessert and soda pop. Party collaboration with Emily Welch of Magnolia Creative Co..
Simple Elegance Throwing an elegant outdoor dinner celebration does not have to mean using costly tableware. Buy basic glasses, fill them with water and place reduction flowers on top. For an excess touch, encircle the glasses with small candles and serve the meals on your very best china. Layout by Manvi Drona Hidalgo
Outdoor Fiesta What better way to celebrate summer than an fiesta? Courtney dressed the table with orange burlap layered above a red tablecloth for a daring, vibrant touch. A large sombrero sits on a tall candlestick and functions as the table's centerpiece. The sombrero is filled with cupcakes topped with miniature Mexican flags for a festive appearance. Sombrero-shaped melamine plates and cactus-shaped margarita glasses strengthens the subject. Pepper-shaped cookies by Bee's Knees Creative deliver a whimsical touch to the dining table.
Lobster Bake It would not be summer with no outdoor lobster bake. Cover the table with newspaper for an affordable means to bring festivity to your celebration. Shellfish is so vivid that you don't require a ton of decoration to make an attractive yet casual dining table setting. Add some simple dinnerware to complete the appearance without going over the surface. Photo courtesy of Pottery Barn
Garden Tea Party Gather up your girlfriends to get an elaborate garden tea party. Use natural elements such as moss and fresh flowers to dress up the table. Camille Styles of Camille Styles Events placed burlap on the dining table for a rustic feel. Brand new white tulips in tiny pots is an effortless way to bring life and willingness to the table.
Green and White Party Choose fresh, lively colors to make a beautiful summer motif. Use plain white dinnerware and set it with a brilliant tablecloth pattern to spice up the look. "Don't be afraid to pull from bits you already own around your house for a party screen," she says. Courtney displayed white candlesticks from her bookshelf and used dinnerware she had to keep in her budget. Simple white tulips freshen the look. Serve wine and pair it with delicious food, like artichoke hearts to maintain within the color theme.
Party After Dark To get a low-key, no-fuss outdoor soiree, utilize candle lanterns as centerpieces. Pick bold hues to bring some colour to the space. The best part? The candles will light up the space so the party can keep going even after dark. Layout by event planner Dina Manzo
A Day at the Beach A beach-inspired outdoor celebration is a simple and budget-friendly party idea. To make a shell centerpiece, fill a hurricane glass with store-bought shells or shells gathered from your last vacation. Susan Herin of Between Naps about the Porch created beach-themed napkin rings by gluing large shells to wooden rings. Starfish as place settings improve the theme and are great party favors for guests.
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