Any celebration presupposes a great mood, and the New Year is no exception. Preparing for this holiday includes creating an appropriate setting, which means decorating the hall.
Instructions
Step 1
Weave a garland of balloons in the form of the words "happy new year" and hang it from the ceiling. Make it yourself or order in specialized agencies large figures of the Snow Maiden and Santa Claus from colorful balloons. Place them at the entrance to the hall, welcoming guests in this way. Use gel foil balloons of various shapes and sizes in your decoration.
Step 2
Buy a large spruce tree, place it in the center of the room and decorate with garlands, rain, balls, cones, icicles and toys. Choose balls in two colors, for example, gold and red, white and blue, silver and purple. Make the tree snowy with a specially purchased bottle of New Year's artificial frost, or simply throw pieces of cotton wool on the branches. On some branches, attach bows made of multi-colored ribbons. Place some pretty empty boxes under the tree, tied with ribbons and bows to imitate gifts from Santa Claus.
Step 3
Hang a Christmas wreath made from decorated fir branches on the door. Place a basket full of real spruce cones in a prominent place. Make a bouquet of spruce branches, decorate it with small balls and "rain" and place it on the table in a vase.
Step 4
Cut snowflakes of various shapes and sizes out of silver or white paper and glue them in a random pattern to the window panes.
Step 5
Hang gold and silver tinsel from the ceiling, as well as "rain", which is usually used to decorate Christmas trees.
Step 6
Stretch string lights along the walls and ceiling. Place candles around the room, but so that when dancing, guests do not touch them, risking a fire. When the main lights are off, candles and garlands on the tree and along the walls will be the only light source.
Step 7
Drape walls, tables and chairs with flowing white fabric and decorate the drapery with tinsel or golden snowflakes.
