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Tennis Party - Decoration Ideas

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Date: 10/29/2004 Topics: Parties > Centerpieces | Readers Request > Party | Old Categories > Party  
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I am planning a tennis member-guest event and need some relatively inexpensive decoration and centerpiece ideas. The event is a dinner and will be held at a Country Club. I would like to do something original.

Lisa from Jacksonville, FL
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Post By Brandi Cooper (Guest Post) (07/23/2008)
For my daughters party I made tennis party favors. If you go to a local tennis court, there are usually a few tennis balls left behind. My husband cut them open and made them hollow. Then I filled them with candy and tied them with ribbon. The girls loved it!

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Post By nora (Guest Post) (02/25/2008)
I went to the local thrift shop and picked up some beautiful older tennis rackets to use on table as part of or the center piece. Decorating the tennis cupcakes I used black licorice for the seams, one the TENNIS BALL CAKE, I used black licorice as well for the seams. ALSO, an old wooden tennis racket and ball can be sprayed painted gold, and glued around the edge clear rhinestones as to resemble the "MILLION DOLLAR" racket. I printed small tennis cartoons on sheets of paper, cutout, and put on table as confetti etc. GOOD LUCK and have fun.

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Post by Reba Gayle Shurden (27) | (11/03/2004)
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Try floating tennis balls in pretty glass containers with floating candles using colored water. Cut tennis balls in half, cut slit in top to hold place cards, pictures, membership information etc. and place on tables. Stuff tennis balls into large glass vases, fill with water and local in season foliage - will resemble the floral arrangements using oranges and lemons inside vase. Use tennis rackets (covered in plastic wrap on heads) to serve cheese balls and crackers, deviled eggs or whatever on. Spread out tennis skirts on table underneath centerpieces. Use an old net cut into pieces over tablecloths and under centerpieces. Maybe your club will give you some balls and old nets for FREE! I hope this helps to get your creative juices flowing! (From a long-winded decorator, florist, wedding and events planner - wish I was there to help - sounds like fun!)

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