Since November is deer hunting season, I thought I'd share a
few decorating ideas for a Hunting/ Duck Dynasty themed party. I did a similar
post a couple months ago on hunting themed party food. If you missed it, click here to view.
Hunting themed decorations were a little bit tricky for me.
I used green and brown streamers, tablecloths and napkins, but I had to create
a banner of my own.
Hunting Party Banner:
I started with green and brown construction paper and cut 8
inch squares.
I used decorative scissors for the edges. Next, I cut 6 inch
squares out of camo scrapbook paper and glued them to the construction paper
squares.
Next, I made circles that fit nicely inside those 6 inch
squares out of the construction paper.
Finally, I used stencils to cut the letters out of the
construction paper also. I punched holes in the two top corners and joined the
different letters with orange ribbon.
Camo Lettering:
When decorating for a hunting party, be sure to buy LOTS of
camo duck tape. Here, I overlaid cork letters in duck tape to make camo letters
to spell the graduates name.
Camo Graduation Cap:
I found a disposable paper graduation cap and also overlaid it with camo duck tape. This made for a nice addition to our dessert display.
Other Random Ideas:
- Use a hunting lunch box to hold the greeting cards.
- Use duck dynasty tissue paper to accent the tables
- Use fall leaf sequins and feathers like confetti to decorate the tables.
- Chances are, if you're doing a hunting party for someone, they probably have some hunting decor or figurines that you can use to decorate as well.
Do you have any hunters in your family?
What is the most memorable party decoration you've ever seen?
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