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OK Chicas, here are latest trends in themes for Quinceañeras this up-coming season!
BALLET:
OK Ballerina Girl, here’s how ya do it! Create a walk down memory lane for your attendees by using your old recital pictures as centerpieces. Make your grand entrance with a custom production ballet number that will make your guests’ jaws drop! Add depth by selecting all different shades of pink and – if you are daring – rock out a funky tutu that will make a real standout statement! Finally, customize your cake with sassy slippers that will give your party that final touch!Bella Ballerina: Model: Laura; Dress available at Tweet’s Bridal & Tux
MARDI GRAS MASQUERADE:
Here is how you can have a Masquerade ball fit for a Queen!
Decorate your room in rich colors like emerald, gold and purple to create the perfect scene for a Masquerade ball. Provide fun props to your guests such as feathered boas, fans and glittered masks! If you’re looking for some fun, have a mask-making station during cocktail hour and get your guests involved. Dinner tables should be elegantly dressed in gold and sprinkled with glitter for a bit of “bling bling!” Use feathers, beads and masks to create your centerpieces – and don’t forget the confetti!
Masque-red: Model: Adriana H.; Dress available at Tweet’s Bridal & Tux
VICTORIAN:
La Romántica: Model: Ashlie; Dress available at Kings Court Gowns
CINDERELLA
This theme is a bit more recognizable, but always seems to make for an enchanting evening. And let’s face it, ladies….. you can’t go wrong with having your very own Prince Charming.
CIRQUE
This theme is perfect if your friends are not such great dancers. Not every Quince has to have a waltz and a merengue. Opt for a night of entertainment with a Cirque-like theme. Jugglers and aerial acts are such a great way to keep your friends and families entertained.
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
If you choose a theme like Phantom of the Opera, then consider having a spectacular masquerade ball. Ask your guests to make and wear their very own masks. This would add flare and fun to your night and involve your guests as they become a part of your theme.
ARABIAN NIGHTS
Now, if you are looking to make a “wow” of an entrance, then consider a dramatic and memorable reveal like the Queen of the Nile. An Arabian Nights themed evening with gold trimmings and jewel-toned fabrics will make for a beautiful Quince. - CBP
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