Valentine's PartyLove is in the air and as Valentine’s Day approaches we are inclined to think about the ones we love. Have a Valentine’s Day party and spread your love to family and friends. Show them how special they are with hugs, kisses and just sharing your time. As tempting as it is to spend the night with your special someone, it can also be a ball to be with a close circle of friends. Throw a couples’ party and invite friends to come dress as famous couples. If a couples’ party is not to your choosing, have a tea party brunch for family and friends, a movie night, or special dinner. View our ideas and suggestions and make this day a special one.
"Her Royal Highness, The Queen of Hearts,
Requests your presence for Tea. Bring a loved one and share in this day of Love."
• A Penny: I’m not worth one cent without you. • A Band-Aid: Don’t wound me; be mine. • A safety pin: I’m stuck on you • Googly Eyes: I’ve only got eyes for you. Assign each guest to be another guests’ secret admirer. Have them bring a special gift for that someone. Guest may receive their gifts and try to guess who their admirer is. Reveal the true admirers at the end of the night.
DECORATIONS: • Decorate with paper or balloon hearts. • Use the colors red and white throughout the party area. • Light many candles or enjoy a candle light dinner. • Hang Cupids carrying hearts with messages. • Use heart shaped garlands. • Display beautiful love poems in old assorted frames. • Use lace doilies on your serving tables. • Use fine china and bring out the silver. • Use lace tablecloths. • Create a heart tree. Cut out several hearts from construction paper in pink, red, and white. Write a love message on each and hang on a tree. Have each guest choose a heart to take home with them. ACTIVITIES: • Have a Valentine’s card exchange. • Chocolate Dip Goodies. Melt chocolate and dip a variety of goodies into the chocolate. Have each guest sample their goodies. Goodies can be cherries, caramels, marshmallows, nuts, dried fruit, pretzels, pineapple, strawberries, apples, bananas, raisins or potato chips. • Write a love letter. • If you enjoy archery, place small hearts on the ends of the arrows and play Cupid’s Shooting Arrow. You can place a picture of a loved one on the bulls-eye mark. • Play Alice in Wonderland Croquet. • Some party stores sell plastic hearts (like Easter eggs) you can fill with candy, coupons, or loving messages. Hide them in your back yard and have a Valentine’s Heart Hunt. • Make homemade Valentine’s: Visit a nursing home or hospital. • Tell someone you LOVE THEM! MENU • Heart shaped sandwiches. • Heart shaped cake. • Red punch or pink lemonade. • Fondue. • Chocolate dipped Goodies. Practically any food item can be dipped in chocolate. From fruits to potato chips, anything in chocolate is usually a scrumptious delight. • Veggie Platter: Use red and white vegetables, such as radishes, red peppers, cherry tomatoes, and cauliflower. Serve with a white salad dressing, such as creamy Italian or Ranch. • Fill an Angel cake with strawberry or raspberry and whipped cream filling. • Make a heart shaped cake or cut out sugar cookies in heart shapes. • Layer vanilla ice cream with red berries and serve in long stem glasses. • Make Valentine ice cubes. Place small raspberries in ice tray, fill with punch and freeze.
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