New Year party decorations

Festive parties in the anticipation of the New Year start on December 31.These noisy, happy celebrations have their roots in the early beliefs of pagan people who believed evil spirits were all around. To prevent these spirits from entering the New Year, it was common to ring the church bells, causing a ruckus.

Today both formal and informal parties and dinner dances, including masquerade balls, are also traditional activities during the evening. This wide variety of activities invites an equally broad range of floral arrangements for formal gatherings. New Year’s Eve bouquets can also reflect fun-loving celebrations with the addition of many accessories, including glittery party hats, and horns, balloons, confetti and streamers.

Decorations differ from place to place, thus some places have wreaths and candle decoration, while still at some places one can find Holly stuck into the window frames as established in the mid-18th century. Many households use homemade decorations such as tinsel and cotton batting shapes, piercing stars and lanterns and hand sewn or wood decorations of all kinds. Some of the early strings of chandelier beads also were used for decorating and a type of wooden chandelier with Nativity figures carved along its arms, called a Spinne, because the candlelight reflecting on the strings of tiny beads resembled a spiders web glistening in the frost. Germany created many attractive figural lights using the same technique as for making glass tree ornaments, but after W.W.I, Milk glass lights, so called because the glass was a milky opaque white, were being made in Japan and in America. Some of the nicest lights made in America were made in the 1940's. Those made in the late 30's & 40's by the General Electric Co. were licensed from Disney, and showed Silly Symphonies, Snow White, and later Cinderella etc. There were also Bubble Lights which were little coloured glass tubes with an oil inside, which began to bubble as the light heated up. But now people mostly rely on artificial decorations. New machinery, modern methods made such things cheap and easy to mass produce. Pretty paper and foil honeycomb garlands can be seen in the very best homes and the humble dwelling alike. Modern New Year party'looks' tend to come into fashion every so often, and last a few short years before swinging back to the nostalgia of the traditional decorations of old.

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