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Things that might help throw a crazy fun St Patricks Day Party!
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Shamrock Wristband
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Oh my, somehow these remind me of Napoleon Dynamite. I never was a big fan of the movie, not like some folks I know. But, it the movie did slightly endear wristbands to me a bit more than they previously had been. And these shamrock wristbands are perfect for a St Patricks Day party! Sadly, this year I'm not hosting one, but I'll have to keep these in mind for next year's party favor...or maybe even twisted theme.
Updated Feb 28, 2008
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Green Sequin Top Hat
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So you know in Gossip girl on the 'lost weekend' where they all went to the Irish themed pub? I wouldn't go so far as to wear a glitter green vest, but a green sequined hat, obviously that would be perfect. With a handful of hats like this strewn around a party, people are bound to act crazy, have a good time and...most importantly, a good photo op!
Updated Feb 28, 2008
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Mint Green 72" Feather Boa
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St Patricks day is a day of excess. And any party celebrating it should do no less. I've found that a feather boa has a way of loosening people up, a feather boa has a way of making people get into the spirit of the party and release some of their inhibitions. And this mint green feather boa will definitely be at any St Patricks Day party I throw.
Updated Feb 28, 2008
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Metallic Shamrock Wand
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When I was little I had a fairy at my 5th birthday party. Not a real fairy obviously, but it was a fun enough game. When My best friend at the time stole the fairy's wand (which I didn't think was very sporting, but oh well). Since then I have a tendency to associate wands with parties that are big on the glitz. And St Patricks Day is certainly a time for glitz!
Updated Feb 28, 2008
giles + brother lucky cuff links
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I love party favors and party prizes. Nothing gets people into the spirit of playing games like nice free stuff. I'm thinking that these lucky cuff links would make a wonderful door prize for silly party games. Not only are they "in the spirit" of the holiday, but it's possible they might be used again...after all, everyone needs a bit of the luck of the Irish!
Updated Feb 29, 2008
four-leaf clover key chain
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In addition to door prizes, if it's a real party blow out, I like to give gift bags to the attendees. It ensures that they remember my party and have something tangible to remember it by. For guys this four-leaf clover key chain would be the perfect gift. Sleek, stylish and yet utterly St Patricks Day!
Updated Feb 29, 2008
Peridot Horseshoe Necklace
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For girls, this would make a perfect St Patricks Day party take away. It's cheap enough that you can give it to multiple people without breaking the bank, but nice enough that it does look like a tawdry party favor. Plus, when better than St Patricks day to celebrate the luck of it all! This peridot green horseshoe necklace, should certainly capture the luck!
Updated Feb 29, 2008
Shamrock Gleam 'N Burst Centerpiece
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Oh wow, it's shiny and it's kind of tacky. But it's in that endearing way tacky...as in, if you are going to go all out, you should go all out. And so, this centerpiece could be what I build my party theme round. After all, this shamrock themed centerpiece is bright, shiny and filled with St Patricks Day spirit!
Updated Feb 29, 2008
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