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decorations ideas for homecoming
well, this is the first year our school has been open and so the theme for the first homecoming is a "black and silver ball" incidentally the schools colors. however im on student council which is like the homecoming committe this year and no one has any ideas for decorations! everyone wants this theme to work and for the homecoming to be extremely special. please please help. thanks
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If your school budget is high enough to afford fabrics, buy 2 parts black fabric to 1 part shimmering silver fabric. pin the black fabric up around the walls in those upside down arches (you should know what I'm talking about), and then put a silver layer on top, and then another black layer ontop, sandwiching the silver. It'll look really pretty if it's done neatly.
You can get cheap, plstic, shimmering silver goblets, and wind black ribbon around the stem. (if your school allows you to) spraypaint the chairs silver and tie a black bow on the back.
Would you be able to get a discoball? If the rest of the room's done elegantly, the disco ball will just accentuate all the silvers. If the room isn't done so great, it might be quite tacky...so watch out for that.
Hope it looks fantastic. =]
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Try something with a night theme, dark sky, glittering stars, shooting stars, moonlight, small silver trays of chocolates for the tables, sitting on a shimmery tablecloth,they also have baloons with glitter that have black and silver make clusters and arches. use black glasses with silver ribbon,black napkins with silver lettering,you can also cut out siloetts of people standing or sitting put them on the walls, when the lights hit them it looks very nice, hopefully the girls will wear white, or something silvery and the boys opposite, that would work out most of the coordination. also you may try matching a small short vase of flowers on the tables to your theme. Have a great time, hope i helped BRIE
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