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Simple Valentine Party Invitation Ideas
Valentine’s Day is one of the sweetest reasons to have a party. Whether you’re planning a children’s party for the neighborhood kids or a romantic dinner for your sweetheart, a handmade invitation will delight your recipients & show off your crafty side. Choose one of the simple invitation ideas below & get started.
Candy Bar Invitation
Print out the details of your party on slick paper & attach to a full-size chocolate bar.
Conversation Hearts
Attach party details to the back of a box of conversation heart candies.
Box of Chocolates
Print party details on red card stock cut into a heart shape. Attach to the bottom of a heart-shaped box of chocolates.
Heart-shaped Balloon
Attach party details to a large, heart-shaped helium balloon.
Single Red Rose
Attach party details to a single red rose. Tie red curling ribbon around the stem.
Pillar Candle
Hand write party details onto a tiny paper heart. Attach to the bottom of a red or pink pillar candle. Ask the guests to bring the candle to light at the ‘candlelight dinner.’
Squeeze & a Kiss
Attach party details to a squeeze-it bottle of flavored water. Affix a chocolate kiss to the bottle.
Classic Woven Heart
Cut a large heart out of red or pink card stock. Attach printed party details in the center of the heart. Punch holes all around the border. Weave a long piece of pretty ribbon in & out of the holes. Tie a pretty bow at the bottom.
Remember that the invitation is the first glimpse of your party to come. Create a sense of excitement in your guests by delivering fabulous valentine invitations. Everyone will be anxious
to see what sweet surprises you have in store for them!
Treva Bedinghaus is a freelance writer & webmaster of http://www.partiescometrue.com She is a busy mother of three young children for whom ahe enjoys throwing fabulous parties all year!
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