How to Decorate for a Divorce Party

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Divorce party decorations can set the mood for a fun, festive celebration. Several companies now manufacture lighthearted decorations for just such an occasion. Most divorce parties are thrown by women, so many decorations are focused on moving on and empowerment from a woman's point-of-view.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderate

Things You’ll Need:

  • Ladder
  • Party decorations that go with your theme
  • Tape
  • Budget for decorations
  • Scissors

Choose the Decorations

Step1
Choose a theme for the party and decide what decorations you'll need.
Step2
Shop around at party supply stores or look for divorce party decorations online (see Resources below).
Step3
Shop at ShinDigz online if you've chosen a theme in addition to a divorce party theme, such as a fiesta (see Resources below).
Step4
Decide how much you'll need of each item and select the items.
Step5
Order flowers one to two weeks before the party and pick them up the day before.

Decorate for a Divorce Party

Step1
Calculate how much time you'll need to decorate for your party. Include any additional time needed to blow up balloons, hang banners, set up dartboards with your ex's photo or arrange flowers.
Step2
Make sure you've got all of the supplies you need a couple of days in advance, especially scissors and tape.
Step3
Decorate the day before the party if you're having it at your house, or as early as you can if you're going to a restaurant or public place.
Step4
Arrange flowers a few hours ahead of time before any guests arrive. Straighten any areas of the house that guests will use.

Tips & Warnings

  • Give yourself plenty of time to decorate and get ready.
  • Clean your house thoroughly one to two days before the party.
  • Tie a few balloons outside your party's location to help guests find it more easily. If it's hard to find, place signs on roads leading to the location.
  • Consider your guests when choosing divorce party decorations. Many are on the graphic side, so if your great-aunt is on the guest list think twice about ordering that anatomically correct piñata.
  • Don't do everything yourself. Ask for a couple of volunteers to drop by early to give you a hand, or pick up supplies.

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