While this is true for most people, I find that this is all the more true for the event styling industry. Consider this: in less than 2 years since my company, Party Magic, started styling birthday parties, we have done in excess of a hundred parties. So a person choosing a theme for a party in 2014 may not necessarily choose that same theme in 2015. And so if, for example, you were to hire me as your stylist this year, I would suggest you consider the following themes. These are not entirely new themes, but more of a new twist to an existing concept. A sort of upgraded version! Best in costume wins a prize. Hand out autographed posters of your child to your guests as part of the giveaway. For more pictures, check out my blog post on. I think that people became so enamored with the nautical concept that now in 2015 they are looking for something new. For more pictures, check out. Pirates This is a great theme for a boy, and something that I wonder why I never see more of. Aesthetically, you can ask your stylist to create a pirate ship, complete with sails and a ship wheel. Create mini-treasure chests as giveaways. Have a TREASURE HUNT as part of the program! Besides, pirates are cool. Butterfly The perfect dainty theme for your special baby girl. Create wonderful imagery by blending craftwork with jeweled adornments and hangings. For more pictures, check out. And rightly so; could you imagine anyone doing a theme like this? But our Party Magic team did it, and we were all so proud of the outcome. Think feathers, wood, paper, trees, leaves, fire, leather! Not to mention, dream catchers! For more pictures, check out. Sunshine and Lemonade The theme says it all: sunshine and lemonade! The mood that is being achieved while executing this theme though, is overwhelming happiness. Create a picnic setting as a photo-op, complete with picnic mat, basket, and a picnic table filled with pastries and goodies. Have your stylist put a lemon tree as a prop. For more pictures, check out 7. Parisian Market Square Tired of the usual cliche Parisian theme? Why not level it up a notch further, and do a Parisian Market Square? The party we did for Cesca was just that. In addition to the stage setup, we created FIVE separate booths where people can linger and order various types of food and items: a coffee shop, a patisserie, a souvenir shop, a candy store, and a flower market! Not to mention a cashier where people can check out their goods. More on this exciting new concept of party in a separate post. Hand out fake bills to children. Have a checkout counter for them to purchase all the goods. The whole experience teaches kids basic budgeting, prioritization, and just plain old fun!
