1. Champagne flute arrangements. (via Martha Stewart)
1. Flowers For A Fresh Year Flowers symbolize life, new beginnings and chances to grow. Serve up this fresh energy with champagne flute arrangements on a silver platter. Choose flowers in varying shades of the same color family, like this grape ranunculus spray and pink and wine stem roses.
2. A gold stand.
2. Let Them Eat Fruit Decadence is in order to celebrate the new year. Fill cake stands with scrumptious fruit like donut peaches, champagne grapes, figs, persimmons, and melon. You could also pile the cake stand with cupcakes and sugar-dusted pastries. Continue the decadence with gold pillar holders and vases.
3. One night at the disco.
3. Hit The Dance Floor Dance your way into 2017 with clusters of disco balls hung from the ceiling. Go with all silver mirror disco ball ornaments or mix them with our glitter durian ball ornament.
4. Blossoming backdrop.
4. Shine Bright Bar Dazzle guests by serving up drinks at a radiant bar lit with a warm glow. Hang our rice lights, embellished with paper and vellum floral decorations, around the bar. Set out your prettiest spirits alongside gleaming glassware and matching stirrers in glass cylinder vases for classy cocktails all night long. Use shiny metal buckets to hold ice and champagne.
5. Party over here. (via Oh Happy Day)
5. Color Garlands Multicolored felt garlands hung every which way exude endless cheer and energy for your New Year’s Eve party decor. Get the look with these felt bunting garlands for a festive and fun party space.
6. Tissue ball centerpieces. (via Martha Weddings)
6. Pop-Up Centerpiece Add some larger-than-life flair to your New Year’s Eve celebration decor with a pop-up centerpiece. Stick large honeycomb tissue paper balls on dowels, and then arrange them in our silver urns filled with crinkled paper.
7. Candy is dandy.
7. Supersized Dessert Bar Here’s a delicious New Year’s Eve party idea: Give your dessert bar a modern refresh by using a few large glass vases jars instead of small candy jars. Fill fishbowl vases with a curated selection of sweets that match your color scheme. Tape balloons to the wall behind the dessert bar to add to the oversized whimsy.
8a. In the clear.
8. Glass Votives New Year’s Eve calls for votives and candles that burn the midnight oil in style. We love the modern look of these thick glass tea light holders. For classic looks that even include some gilding, go with our etched glass votive holders with gold rims. Put them on every suitable surface for warm candlelight.
8b. Gold rims.
9. Five-Minute Wow.
9. On-point Poinsettias Poinsettias get a refresh when single stems are placed in fluted silver and bottle-shaped bud vases. Let single vases stand on their own for a singular statement, or group them on a mantel for extra impact.
10. In sync with the season.
10. Art Imitates Life Take a cue from floral designer Lindsey Taylor and add artistic drama to your New Year’s Eve soiree with flower arrangements of red amaryllis, a protea flower, and Magnolia grandiflora leaves in our glass vases in washed rattan cages, arrangements echoing the one in the 1928 painting “Marguerite Kelsey” by Meredith Frampton. Try it in our similar glass vase on a wood base. THE SOURCES 1. Martha Stewart. 2. Photo: Peter Tak. 3. Pinterest. 4. Martha Stewart Weddings. 5. Oh Happy Day. 6. Martha Stewart Weddings. 7. Martha Stewart Weddings. 8a & 8b. Photo: Peter Tak. 9. Real Simple. 10. The Wall Street Journal.