Anniversary Party Planning

RE: Anniversary Party Planning Post By VERNITA (Guest Post) (09/26/2008) Gleaming lights set any atmosphere with any budget, disposable cameras at 10 to 20 a table for beautiful pictures from different perspectives. Have a display of pictures of them going the whole time from over the 20 years, they've been together. Share their memories with everyone. Ask them if they would like a theme, everyone dressed in the same color will really set their pictures off and make that event a night to remember! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Anniversary Party Planning Post By Beccky (Guest Post) (07/14/2006) I am hosting an anniversary reception very similar to what you have described they had no wedding to speak of and I want it to be beautiful and people to remember it but also wanted the guests to be a part of it since they have been a part of the couple's lives as well over the years. Enclosed in the invitation I placed a card that says I remember when... On the invitation at the bottom I made a note that says Please share a story you remember about the couple and bring it with you. I have a scrapbook for all of the cards to be placed in along with a picture of each person/couple that attends when they arrive. I hope this helps or at least gives you an idea or two. Report Spam or Abuse wedding ivitation Post By Miguel Lange & Marieda Byreda (Guest Post) (02/23/2006) On Saturday, the twenty seveth of May , at four o'clock. Miguel Lange & Marieda Byrd would be honored if you celebrate, our words of love & commitment to eachother at the Chaple of Happiness, Following the ceremony we would be honored to have your presence at our recepetion at Marina Village. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Anniversary Party Planning Post by sueandthekids (1) | (07/22/2005) Contact How about doing a timeline poster board. You can find all the events that happened 20 years ago and the prices of food, gas, housing etc which is pretty interesting. Also I'm putting together a family tree that will be on display. My parents are going to be celebrating their 50th. We are putting her dress on display at the party for more drams. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Anniversary Party Planning Post By Ann (Guest Post) (07/15/2005) I recommend that you get every guest to write a small memory of a time that was special with the couple over the last 20 years and include a picture of themselves. You could then do a memory book of special times in their lives together. You could also do a candy card that is sweet and also funny.This card is done using candy for words (example being extra gum, put 2 together and you get extra extra and then you could stay read all about it --------- and -------- are having a special (candy Bar) day. so on and so on. If you would like to do this, please email me at annmiks @ hotmail.com (remove spaces) and I will help you with it. For decorating you could have their pictures from when they were dating till now, have them scanned on a computer, and print in any size that you want.You could place these around the room or on bristol board in one area. If you are Adventurous, you could have some friends perform a song that you have written.... (example) the Do Run Run song from the 60's is easy to change the words to. You can also go to thrift stores and buy the same type of clear vases, decorate them with some foliage and flowers (small ones) and ribbon on the outside. Fill with water and float a small candle in them. You can also use cooking dye to change the color of the water if you want. Use only floating candles though. You can go to the bush, pick out some bushes that have a lot of limbs, cut the bush down, take home, paint with white spray paint, place in white buckets with sand and some other harding compound, then put tiny white christmas lights on them. of course you do this after they have dried. They really make beautiful decorations and can be as tall as 6 - 7 feet. They keep for years, undercover. Hope this is of some help. Ann Report Spam or Abuse RE: Anniversary Party Planning Post By (Guest Post) (07/14/2005) Here's a free website to do your own one of a kind invitations: http://www.wiltonprint.com Report Spam or Abuse