50’s Party Theme IdeasAre you looking for 50s party theme ideas or how to decorate for a 50s theme party? Well fortunately PartyCheap.com has all of the 50’s decorations and accessories you need to rock the night away. The fifties theme is a great idea for reunions and retirement parties now that so many people that grew up in the 1950’s are ready to kick back and relax. But the 50’s party theme is just as rocking for kids as well. The classic 50’s diner, the soda shop, classic cars, and good old rock ‘n roll will never go out of style and make for a fun party theme for office parties, school dances, even the prom! And the drive-in was such a popular event so add some Drive-In removable wall signs, which you can customize with the name of your event or write in the name of the man or woman of the hour. Use some 50’s themed street signs to line your hallways to guide your guests to your makeshift drive in. Of course once you get inside the drive-in restaurant the focal point was the jukebox that would belt out the rock n roll tunes and where Fonzie was always able to seem to get a free play. We have several jukebox decorations for you to choose, from a three foot tall jukebox cutout to a jukebox centerpiece and even an inflatable jukebox decoration. The jukebox is such a strong 50’s icon you can go wrong using it too many places at your party. Use the jukebox to tie your drive-in 50’s theme together by using it as a decoration on the walls and by serving up some drive-in meals on the Jukebox paper plates. Keep your food simple with hot dogs and hamburgers with lots of French fries and of course top it off with a classic soda which brings us to our next 50’s niche, the Soda Shop.
50’s Soda ShopThe concept of the soda shop wasn’t invented in the 50’s, but it will forever be linked to it. If you want to totally immerse your 50’s guests into a soda shop theme you could totally cover your walls up with the Soda Shop Scene Setter. This lightweight plastic sheeting is light enough to be held in place with tape or even pins and it can be cut with scissors to fit around doorways, light switches and anything else that may be on your walls. You have two different 50’s options with this Soda Shop background. The top half (the top four feet) we recommend you use the Soda Shop bar top which shows a 50’s theme counter with mini juke boxes and a shelf behind the counter with candies and treats. For the lower four feet on the wall you have a choice between the Sock Hop Room Setter which is a pattern of black and white squares with matching pastel accents or use the Records Room Setter which is a repeating pattern of records. Again, these backgrounds can easily be place on the wall and bent around corners, columns, or anyplace you want to totally transform into a 50’s soda shop. We even have a 50’s room border that could extend your 50’s wall decorations up to 10 feet tall when used over the top of the Soda Shop scene setter. Finally, decorate your guest’s tables with soda shop centerpieces or a giant 14 inch art-tissue soda shop sundae centerpiece.
The Sock HopEver been to a sock hop? Well you don’t have to admit it aloud but according to some people around here a sock hop was a dance typically held at a school where they actually made you remove your shoes so you wouldn’t scuff up the gymnasium floor. Our 50's theme cutouts brings back images of two young people dancing (even though they are wearing shoes) to some 50’s themed music. Some of the most iconic sock hop clothing was the pink poodle skirt. Combine the skirt with a Pink Chiffon Scarf for the women and perhaps a faux black leather jacket for the men and you look like you are ready to dance the night away. If you are looking for a fun Sock Hop party activity why not have a 50’s lip-synch contest with the help of the glittered microphone that will make anyone feel like they are a rock ‘n roll star.
Rock ‘n RollFifties music in many circles is as popular now as it was back them. With many songs sparking their own dance moves the rock n roll theme is the core foundation for many 50’s theme parties. One of the most instantly recognizable icons of a rock ‘n roll party is the plastic black record. We have a couple of different types of record decorations to choose from. You can use the large plastic record as a wall decoration or hang it on the doors to let people know they have come to the right place to Party ‘Round the Clock. We also carry smaller 9 inch records that can be used as hanging decorations if you attach a string or place them strategically around your banquet as table decorations. We have a plastic record centerpiece that includes its own center stand. To make a truly memorable rock ‘n roll party theme pick up some of our customizable peel ‘n place records which you can customize by writing in your guests names. Once you fill in their names with a black marker you can place them on any smooth surface to make in look like they wrote their own record or even were so popular their record went GOLD. Decorate you room with any of our dozens of music note decorations and sprinkle some music note confetti on each table to tie it all together. And of course you can't have a 50's music theme without some decorations of the KING, Elvis Presley. We have a couple of Elvis decorations to set the music theme for your 50's event.
50's Party IdeasJust remember that when planning your 50’s theme party you can tie any of these sub-themes together. From rock ‘n roll, to the drive-in, to the hop, you can’t go wrong with the classic jukebox, records, and music notes to make your 50’s party theme go from an idea to a successful party.
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