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DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas

    As February 14 gets closer you’ll be inspired by everything to do with love. From heart-shaped garlands to romantic centerpieces – bring the romance to your home by decorating with all things heart shaped and red. So get the party started and create the right mood for Cupid with these Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas.

    1. Valentines Door

    DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas
    Create door decor by cutting out hearts and words in red and pink paper.

    Supplies

    • Pink and white cardstock or construction paper
    • Scissors
    • Glue stick or double-sided tape
    • Black marker (optional, for added detail)
    • Stencil or printed letters (for the text)
    • String or ribbon (if creating a banner for “All You Need”)

    Instructions

    Cut out different-sized hearts from the paper.You can use a stencil or template to make sure they are all the same shape.
    Next, make the words “NEED IS LOVE” with big pink letters. If you are drawing the letters by hand, sketch them lightly with a pencil first to get them right.
    Or, you can buy pre-made letters at a craft store. Then, make a small banner that says “ALL YOU NEED.” You can either cut out the letters or print them and put them on a black strip of paper.


    Make this hearty mobile by cutting out heart shapes and sticking them to string. Make as many as you like to really adorn the space with romance.

    2. Love Mason Jar Centerpiece

    DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas
    Make this adorable centerpiece using mason jars.

    Supplies

    • 4 mason jars
    • Acrylic or chalk paint (red, white, and pink)
    • Paintbrushes or foam brushes
    • Black vinyl letters or black paint and a stencil (to spell “LOVE”)
    • Twine or jute rope
    • Scissors

    Instructions

    Apply two coats of paint to each jar, letting each layer dry before adding the next. Next, add the letters “L,” “O,” “V,” and “E” to the jars. You can use black vinyl letters or paint them on by hand. Cut a small piece of twine and tie it around the top of each jar. You can even add a little bow for some extra cuteness.
    Now, it’s time to put everything together. Line up your jars to spell out “LOVE” and place them on a table, shelf, or mantle for a cute Valentine’s Day display.

    3. Valentines Tree

    DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas
    Trees aren’t just for Christmas as this image shows. In fact people are using trees for all sorts of occasions such as Halloween and Valentine’s Day.

    Supplies

    • A white Christmas tree (or a standard green one)
    • Red and pink ornaments (shiny, matte, or glittery)
    • Heart-shaped ornaments
    • Red or pink garland, ribbons, or fairy lights
    • Tree topper (a heart, angel, or cupid cutout)
    • Tree skirt in red, pink, or white

    Instructions

    – Put red and pink ornaments on the tree, and add heart-shaped ones for more Valentine’s vibes. You can buy them or make your own.
    – For extra sparkle, use glitter or metallic ornaments.
    – Wrap the tree with a red or pink garland, or drape ribbons or fairy lights for a softer look.
    – Instead of a star, use a heart, angel, or cupid-shaped topper made from cardboard, glitter, and ribbon.
    – Finish with a tree skirt in Valentine’s colors. A red or pink fabric with heart-shaped cutouts or a cozy blanket can be used.

    4. Jars of Hearts

    DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas
    Create this romantic centerpiece using either three glasses or jars and fill them with red and silver hearts.

    Supplies

    • Clear wine glasses (any size)
    • Red, silver, and white heart-shaped cutouts (paper, foil, or acrylic)
    • Small LED tea lights (optional for extra glow)
    • Glitter (optional for added sparkle)
    • Ribbon or decorative accents (optional)

    Instructions

    Carefully put the heart cutouts inside the wine glasses, mixing up the colors to make it look nice. Fill the glasses about halfway so they look pretty and not too full.

    If you want to make the glasses look like they are glowing, put a small LED light on top of the hearts. You can also add some glitter inside for some extra sparkle. And to make them look really fancy, tie a ribbon around the stem of the glass.

    Once you have all the glasses ready, you can arrange them on a table, above the fireplace, or at a party. You can put them together in groups of three to make it look nice, or you can have them on their own to add a special touch to the room.

    5. Glitter Bottle Vases

    DIY Valentines Day Party Decor Ideas
    Pump up the glam at your party by making these glitzy bottle vases. Cover the bottles with glue and dip them in the required color of glitter. Finish with bows and add some pretty hearts inside

    Supplies

    • Empty glass bottles (wine, soda, or any bottle you like)
    • Red and silver spray paint
    • Red glitter
    • Mod Podge or craft glue
    • Small pink and red paper hearts
    • Twigs or branches
    • Black acrylic paint (for painting twigs)
    • Hot glue gun
    • Pink ribbon (optional)
    • A tray (for displaying the bottles)

    Instructions

    First, make sure the bottles are clean and have no labels on them. Let them dry completely before painting.

    Use silver spray paint on two of them for a shiny look. For the third bottle, use Mod Podge or craft glue and red glitter for a sparkly effect.

    Next, gather small branches or twigs from outside. Paint them black and let them dry. Cut out red and pink hearts from craft paper.

    Using a hot glue gun, attach the paper hearts to the branches to make them look like love branches blooming.

    Place the heart branches inside each bottle. Add a pink ribbon around the neck of the glittered bottle for a cute touch. Arrange the bottles on a decorative tray for a nice display.



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