Decorations For Fire Ice Kitty Party

Thu January 7, 2016 by Kunal Bansal

Drape the tables with red satin and use red seat covers. Put some red, orange, or yellow flowers and candles for an extra pop of fire, and arrange some crystal bowls on the tables of the party space. Fill large glass bowls with punch and add a bit of blue food colouring to give it a look that resembles frost. Get creative by setting icicle props and check out the small ice sculptures made out of ice blocks. Arrange red candles on top of a flat ice block and light them before the kitty party start. Do not worry about the melting ice because you can put silver trays underneath.

Use luminous snowflakes or suspended white balloons. Put confetti in one of the balloons and pop it when the party is reaching its peak. Round up your ice castle with light curtains and paper lanterns with LED tea lights. Fire accents can also be used as a secondary component to highlight the lighter colours. Red floating candles in a punch bowl will add a flaming accent to the frozen atmosphere, and a similar effect is achieved with bright red flowers.