Announcingit - Invitation Shop

Archive for the ‘Invitations’ Category

Cinco de Mayo Party Invitations

Monday, March 26th, 2012

Cinco de Mayo Mexican Fiesta Guacamole Party Invitations

Cinco de Mayo celebrations erupt at restaurants, bars and in homes throughout the country on the 5th of May each year. Why not join the celebration this year by having your own get together?

All that’s required are fabulous Cinco de Mayo Invitations, lots of spicy food, beer, Margaritas or Sangria, music, colorful decor and some enjoyable friends!

So, if you have friends, like to decorate with bright colors, can cook some spicy food and turn on a blender, you can have a Cinco de Mayo party! Dress in your finest fiesta attire and then get set to say Ole!

Cinco de Mayo Party Invitations

Shop  Cinco de Mayo Invitations

Shop all Party Invitations

Holy Cross on Shimmery Pink Religious Invitations

Wednesday, March 21st, 2012

A favorite religious invitation is our brown cross and swirls printed on beautiful shimmery baby pink paper with matching shimmery pink  envelopes. The Holy Cross on Shimmery Pink Invitations are an exclusive design from Announcingit.com and perfect for girl’s first holy communion invitations, baptism invitations, christening invitations or any other religious occasion.

Holy Cross Shimmery Pink Invitations

Holy Cross on Shimmery Pink Religious Invitations

Swirled Brown Cross on Shimmery Pink Thank You Notes

Swirled Brown Cross on Shimmery Pink Religious Thank You Notes

Shimmery Pink Party Favor Boxes - 2 inch square

Shimmery Pink Party Favor Boxes - 2 inch square

Shop all First Communion Invitations
Shop all Baptism Invitations
Shop all Christening Invitations
Shop all Party Invitations

Holy Cross on Shimmery Blue Religious Invitations

Wednesday, March 21st, 2012

A favorite religious invitation is our brown cross and swirls printed on beautiful shimmery aquamarine blue paper with matching shimmery aquamarine blue envelopes. The Holy Cross on Blue Invitations are an exclusive design from Announcingit.com and perfect for boy’s first holy communion invitations, baptism invitations, christening invitations or any other religious occasion.

Holy Cross on Shimmery Blue Invitations

Holy Cross on Shimmery Blue Religious Invitations

Swirled Brown Cross on Blue Religious Thank You Notes

Swirled Brown Cross on Shimmery Blue Religious Thank You Notes

Shimmery Blue Favor Boxes - 2 inches

Shimmery Blue Favor Boxes - 2 inches

Shop all First Communion Invitations
Shop all Baptism Invitations
Shop all Christening Invitations
Shop all Party Invitations

Talk Derby to Me: Non-Alcoholic Mint Julep Recipe

Sunday, March 11th, 2012

Non-Alcoholic Mint Julep RecipeA perfect choice for your Kentucky Derby Party, to serve adults who would rather skip the booze but still enjoy a Mint Julep, is the non-alcoholic Mint Julep. If you have kids at your party, they can also enjoy these juleps.

Because the sugar-mint mixture takes a few minutes to mix and then 45 minutes to meld the flavors, be sure to make more than enough at once to serve all your guests.

Ingredients:
1-1/2 cups sugar
2 cups cold water
5 cups crushed ice
2-1/2 cups chilled ginger ale
3/4 cup lemon juice
6 mint springs (at least – no stems)
Lemon slices for garnish if you wish

Directions:
Mix sugar, cold water, lemon juice and at least six mint sprigs (crush the mint to release the flavor) in a bowl and let stand for 45 minutes for flavors to meld. Strain mixture and remove mint.

Using two 2 quart pitchers place half of the sugar-mint mixture and half of the ginger ale in each pitcher. Top with additional mint sprigs in the pitchers or use for each glass. Set out lemon slices separately for guests to add to their drinks.

This recipe makes approximately 3 quarts of Non-Alcoholic Mint Julep
About 12 – 8 ounce cups
You might also like:

Why Green for St. Patrick’s Day?

Saturday, March 10th, 2012

Why Green on St Patricks Day

St. Patrick’s Day falls on March 17th every year (supposedly the day he died) in honor of St. Patrick himself. But do you know why green is the color of St. Patrick’s Day?

Wearing of the green traces back to when Ireland was separated and the Catholics lived on the “green side” and the Protestants lived on the “orange side.” The Irish flag is green, orange and white. Green represents the catholic side of Ireland, orange the Protestants and white represents those where were neutral and were composed of the descendants of the Celts.

So why do everything up green on St. Patrick’s Day? Because the term “saint” is more a Catholic term than a Protestant one, the green of the Irish flag represents the Catholics, and that’s why green is the color for St. Patrick’s Day!

Shop St. Patrick’s Day Party Invitations 

Green Beer Mug St. Patrick's Day Invitations

Related Posts Plugin for WordPress, Blogger...
1 11 12 13

Back To Top