Garden Kitty party Decorations

Tue August 13, 2013 by Kunal Bansal

Lighting has a huge impact on the ambience of a party so think about using only candle light for your garden kitty party decorations. Line the route to the garden with paper luminaries which give a lovely warm amber glow. Just fill brown bags with sand to weigh them down then pop a jam jar inside with a candle in it. Suspend hanging jar lanterns at different heights from tree branches or trellis. Paper lanterns are also a great way to create a big impression outdoors. Personally, when using paper lanterns for garden kitty party decorations I always prefer to use plain white / cream colored ones as I think the natural look works best when surrounded by trees and greenery.


Use a neutral coloured table cloth like beige or stone with matching napkins, then add a dark brown table runner down the middle. Red makes a great accent colour against earthy browns so set the table with dark red charger plates. Wrap ivy tendrils around the table legs and up the backs of the chairs to create a wild, overgrown feel. Keep a few tendrils spare to arrange over the top of the table after it’s been set. Intersperse a few white-pink rose heads in and among the ivy to soften the look and perhaps scatter a few leaves around. Carve out the top of red apples and pop in a small votive candle then dot these around the table to add more accents of red. Alternatively, use a mixture of apples and pears. Centerpieces don't always have to be flowers. Instead, try arranging a pyramid of fruit mixed with some green leaves in a rustic wooden crate or urn and fasten them in place with floristry wire.