HOLIDAYS
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More Ways To Celebrate 80
Celebrate The Good Times
Plan your party with the best-looking invitations on the web!
Create apropos 1930s themed invitations by working with your local printer who can create greeting cards.
Either find a picture of the birthday guy or gal in an old photo that typifies the 1930s, or choose an iconic 1930s photograph to use as the image on front of the card.
Pictures such as people celebrating the end of Prohibition, listening to jazz musicians, swing dancing, or wearing 1930s fashions like hats, curled updos and layered pearls.
Either find a picture of the birthday guy or gal in an old photo that typifies the 1930s, or choose an iconic 1930s photograph to use as the image on front of the card.
Pictures such as people celebrating the end of Prohibition, listening to jazz musicians, swing dancing, or wearing 1930s fashions like hats, curled updos and layered pearls.
On the inside of the card, invite guests to step back in time to the 1930s in honor of the year the birthday guest of honor was born.
Ask invitees to arrive dressed as their favorite 1930s icon such as Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Spencer Tracy, Ernest Hemmingway, Alfred Hitchcock, Salvador Dali, Judy Garland, Clark Gable, Theodore Roosevelt, Cary Grant, Al Capone, Pablo Picasso, or Amelia Earhart, to name a few.
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