Ladies, break out your A-Line skirts, and guys, slick back your hair. It\u2019s time for a
\n1950s Party!<\/p>\n
Think Grease for ladies, the 50’s look was longer skirts with collared blouses or T-shirts, a coordinating scarf tied around the neck or ponytail, and ankle socks with sandal shoes. High ponytails with tight curls are a classic girly hairstyle. For guys who want a tough look, pair a leather jacket with tight jeans and a plain white T-shirt. Don\u2019t forget the greased pompadour! For a more conservative look, tuck a short-sleeved collared shirt into slacks and add a bow tie. Part your hair to the side and you\u2019re set.
\nOld Hollywood costumes are all about the sparkle. Beads, sequins, glitter, and form-fitting dresses were \u201cin\u201d as women started embracing their curves. Throw on a feathered boa or sheer shawl to top it off. For guys, tuxedos are perfect. If not, a tailored suit will also work!<\/p>\n
Entertainment
\nKeep your guests talking about your party long after it\u2019s over with a little 1950\u2019s Entertainment. Fake Faces can offer you a whole host of lookalike celebrities like Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley will add excitement to the party, while Party Entertainers or Party Bands can get your guests up and dancing!<\/p>\n
Food and Drink
\nServe the classics! Hamburgers, hot dogs, fries, and milkshakes are great for a retro menu. Toss some glass bottles in ice, and don\u2019t forget the red and white striped straws! Fill old sweets jars with classic candy like gumballs or liquorice, and set up a ginger beer float station to complete the vintage vibe. Or just add a 50\u2019s twist to classic desserts like cupcakes, cakes, or cookies.<\/p>\n
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\nHire a Photo Booth<\/a> and provide some \u201950s-themed props (cat-eye glasses, paper soda jerk hats, bow ties, scarves, boas, sunglasses, etc.), or set up your own. You could also provide photo ops with larger cut-outs, like convertibles, Hollywood premiers, or vintage signs.
\nGames like the limbo, hula-hooping contests, and hopscotch were all popular back then, so set up a space to hold some friendly competitions.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"