Downton Abbey Inspired 1920's Garden Party!

A perfect view of the 1920s holiday:

This table is very simple but elegant.

• Plastic tablecloth covered with lace
• Yo-Yo fans hanging on gold roses
• Level service ship
• Tea with shiny silver
• Art Deco
• Fairy light curtain

For a cheaper party or girls' night out, ask guests to share their food. I have always admired the number of flavors of girls' parties!

I set up another table for the food that the guests brought to the banquet. There is a pot full of meatballs and a box of 30 creams.

When I was living in Alabama about 5 years ago, I bought this beautiful RED dress from Goodwill. I'm not dressed at all. Last year I thought about dressing up for Halloween ... but it was too tight.

Fortunately, this year I am in better shape and the clothing remains a dream for me. The three-layered fringe makes wearing this dress so much fun!

I set up a special table for parties and crafts. Guests gather to collect keychains and choose hair clips to take home.

The tool I use is the poster

It's a great thing to have a girls' night out so you don't have to have a good time. They really enjoyed talking to each other and enjoying the evening. If you are expecting a family, preparing some games for children is a fun option.

Silver Polishing - Mr. Carson would be proud too! take the woman. Pattmore made the cake! Everything found in Art Deco is geometric, gold, lace, incandescent lamps, pots, silver, porcelain and elegant!

Okay, let's talk about 1920s hair. Bottom line: I'm not a beauty blogger. Although Crawley girls have long hair, they always wear it. I have decided to take a step back. I have very long hair, but I straighten it with a small straightener.

My straight hair is a foot shorter! Twisted everything, so I wash it gently to smooth out the waves. I use the clips to push the curls back and forth to mark the face and wet the hair with the paint. Then I attached a fake diamond ribbon and took off my arms.

Then I divided my hair into 2 parts and curled it from the back so it could be seen a little from the front and the legs were cut right. So be sure to insert some pins.

This faux bob is always a fun look for someone like me with long hair. To complete the look, I put feathers on her head. Then add some franc and a long necklace and you're gold.

Dress-up contest:

How do I do a costume contest without a special judge:

I have distributed 3 carnival tickets for each guest. They got confused and handed out tickets to 3 people who liked the costumes. Then guests count their tickets and see who has more, who has more and so on. I distributed the prizes to the three best costumes.

So everyone has a chance to vote ... if they really like someone's costume, they can give them 3 tickets. I wasn't going to let my opponent win, so I asked him not to give it to me ... or not to give it to someone else.

The first prize is a gold and pearl tiara
Second place went to the clutch chain
Third place went to fake pearls and diamonds

Who do you think won the costume contest?

It's here! Hopefully this will give you some confidence and some fun ideas for throwing your Flapper Party of Roaring 20!

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