Hello Friends!
Happy Holidays from Ruffles & Rouge Events! I wanted to share a little holiday inspiration to you folks who may still be decorating for Christmas or may be considering a New Year's party. This year I transitioned my own holiday home decor from super colorful to more subdued with LOTS of metallics. And the more I look at it, the longer I want it to stay up. Actually it could transition beautifully into New Year's... if only I was having a party (the hubs would kill me:). So in keeping with this super festive metallic trend, I wanted to share some of my favorite looks with you.
I hope you enjoy!
Merry Merry,
Shanna
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| The House That Lars Built |
I'm starting with this show-stopper! If you have a formal sitting area, or living room, talk about making an impact!
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| The Enchanted Home |
One of my favorites~mercury glass. Try adding some of these beauties to your existing containers to create an inexpensive metallic pop to any area of your home.
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| Better Homes and Gardens |
If you are more into the natural look, try combining fresh garland with some metallic pine cones and twigs. Adding white accents gives the affect of snow and also looks crisp.
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| Occasions Online |
Another idea for adding some pizazz to your natural style is to simply create a metallic confetti table runner. Paired with fresh flowers, this is perfect for a New Year's Eve dinner party.
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Have a champagne and dessert bar! Trust me, it will make your guests feel extra special. AND because the champagne bottles are so beautiful, your additional metallic decor can be minimal.
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| Martha Stewart Weddings |
Last but not least, here is a sweet idea from Martha Stewart. Incorporate your decor into your wardrobe. Here are two similar and age-appropriate ways to jazz up your look. It's always nice to look special when hosting a party or gathering.
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