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Subject: 70's Dance
Hey! I'm not sure if I am putting this in the right spot or not but here goes... I am doing the decorations for a 70's theme dance. I need some suggestion for things I could do that would be realatively inexpensive. I have been reseaching the trends of the seventies and I know what most of them are but I have a limited number of funds to pull the dance off with. If anybody has any suggestion that would be great! Thanks
Subject: Re: 70's Dance
: Hey! I'm not sure if I am putting this in the
: right spot or not but here goes... I am
: doing the decorations for a 70's theme
: dance. I need some suggestion for things I
: could do that would be realatively
: inexpensive. I have been reseaching the
: trends of the seventies and I know what most
: of them are but I have a limited number of
: funds to pull the dance off with. If anybody
: has any suggestion that would be great!
You gotta have a disco ball. I think they rent them. I've also seen pinata's that looked like a disco ball. If you can't find anything use tinfoil, we did back in grade school for a B-day party. I had to have a ball, and my mom wrapped a card board cutout ball (3" hexagons taped together to form a ball) with tinfoil and hung it. The pictures I have, all these years later, look great. You can really tell it was the 70's. Bye.
: Thanks
Subject: Re: 70's Dance *NM*