Seventies
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Seventies Party Drink Ideas and Seventies
Gift Ideas
Seventies Party Drink Ideas
Time go back to a Seventies Party and find out what happened in that time. To get things started we’ll offer up the first drink of the night a Almond Iced Tea made by mixing tea, milk and sugar together and then pouring over ice into tall glasses. Topped off with whipped cream and garnished with sliced almonds. Moving on with the Seventies Party Theme we’ll continue with some other drinks. Need something different how about a 73 Bus made with 1 oz gin, 1 oz triple sec, 1 oz cranberry juice just mix all 3 together with ice in a chilled glass. Variety is important let’s go find another drink that could also be served. Offer up some Southern Comfort and Lime requiring 4 oz of Southern Comfort peach liqueur and 2 oz of lime juice. Now mix 4oz. Southern Comfort and 2 oz. Lime juice into a half filled shaker of ice. When ready shake until the outside surface is cool to the touch. Finally serve on the rocks or neat in an old fashioned glass.
Seventies Gift Ideas
Now the fun is ready to begin with these Seventies Gift ideas for this party. The guest would enjoy playing some Seventies Games before opening the gifts. Speaking of gifts here’s a suggestion, a greatest hits CD collection of seventies songs and tickets to one of those bands.
Seventies Party Theme
Keep the party theme flowing throughout each aspect of
the event. First, the party invitations set the theme and tone of
the occasion. Some guests will bring gifts based on the Seventies
party theme. Use Seventies
decorations, centerpieces,
tablecovers, Thank you notes, invitations, party supplies, hats, blowouts, confetti,
paper plates, cups, napkins etc. Complete the Seventies party theme
with Seventies party favors.
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The Seventies boasted new culture, media and television shows, all geared towards the working class; use this fact to throw a Seventies Party Supplies themed event, and you’ll have your friends rollicking in their chairs! M*A*S*H was one of the favorite TV shows in the seventies, so getting your guests to both dress up as their favorite character and go along with the antics at the event shouldn’t be too difficult of a task. Green is the theme, so make sure your military-inspired invites (or fake draft cards) give telltale signs to invitees what is expected of them. To decorate, fill your space with military memorabilia and 1970spractical joke triggers from the 1970s show (such as a chicken in a teapot, from Charles’ first day at the 4077, courtesy of Hawkeye, or binoculars with the eyeholes covered in black shoe polish, from the prank pulled on Colonel Potter).
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