Downton Abbey Inspired 1920's Garden Party!

The perfect 1920s holiday table.

This table is very simple yet elegant.

• Plastic tablecloth covered with lace
• Hanging yo-yo fans in rose gold
• Laminated serving bowls
• Tea set in polished silver.
• Art Deco
• fabulous light curtains

For a cheaper vacation or party with the girls, ask guests to share with them. I have always been impressed by the number of beautiful gifts at a bachelorette party.

I set up another table for the food that guests brought to the party. I had a frying pan full of meatballs and a plump box of 30 creams.

I bought this beautiful RED dress from Goodwill when I lived in Alabama about 5 years ago. I have never used it before. Last year I thought about wearing it for Halloween...but it was too tight.

Fortunately, this year I came in better shape, and the dress sat on me like in a dream. The three-layer top made this dress so fun.

For the holiday I set a special table - crafts. The guests collected the chains with tongs and had to choose a hair clip to take home.

Here are the articles I used: aff links:

The good thing about a nightclub for girls is that it doesn't require a lot of fun. They are more than happy to talk to each other, enjoy the night's rest. If you are expecting a family, it is nice to have some games for the kids.

The silver shines so well that Mr. Carson will be proud of it. Take it to Mrs. Petmore to make pickles. Find everything in Art Deco style: geometric shapes, gold, lace, garlands, laminate trays, silver, porcelain, everything is elegant.

Okay, let's talk about the 1920s hairstyle. I am not a beauty blogger. Even if the Crowley girls have long hair, they always wear it. I decided to take a step. I have very long hair, but I curled it with an iron.

Wrapped around a foot shorter than my straight hair. I rolled it all up and then gently rubbed it to calm the waves. I used tongs to push my curls forward, curl my face, comb my hair. Then he put on a scarf and took off the clips.

I then parted the hair down the middle, just flipped it back so it was a little in front, and cut it into place. Then he grabbed some clogs.

This faux bob is a fun look for people like me who always have very long hair. I'll attach some peacocks to the headband to complete the look. Then add a fringe to a long necklace and you are golden.

Clothing competition.

This is how I run dress-up contests without a special jury.

I give each guest 3 carnival tickets. They mingle, walk around, hand out their tickets to three people whose costumes they like. Then the guests count their tickets, see who has more, the second one, and so on. I will crown the top three best dressed.

So everyone gets to vote... if you really like someone's dress, you can give them all 3 tickets. I won't let myself win the contest, so please don't give it to me...or just give it to others.

The first prize went to a tiara with golden pearls.
Clutch with sequins took second place
Thrid Place won the Pearl Nearstone necklace

Who do you think won the clothing contest?

Bottom! I hope this gives you confidence and fun ideas for a 1920s Roaring Flapper party.

Like, attach and share.