Large Party on a Shoestring Budget

Looking for ideas for ideas for a large party on a budget?

You're in the right place!

Over the next few posts I will be spotlighting ideas for all aspects of a party- food, decor, program and favors. Keeping a strict budget and not exhausting yourself while having an uplifting event is difficult but so so worth it when you see your guests leave feeling better than when they stepped in.
Our Relief Society Birthday Party was yesterday and was a complete success. This is basically a large dinner and program to celebrate the beginnings of the Relief Society organization, but all aspects of our event apply to all parties, large and small.

• Sticking to a budget of just over $100? Mission accomplished!
• Food for 70 people with minimum effort, a small budget and something everyone loved? Check! (complete with a gluten free diet in mind!)
• Decor that was cute, simple and inexpensive? Yes...and no (check back for my major fail in this area!)
• A program that uplifted and strengthened the women that attended? YES! (Tears all around count as uplifted right?)
• 70 (meaningful, useful) favors for $10? Accomplished!

So....check back tomorrow for details about food for a large crowd on a budget (and simple prep!) Better yet, follow me so you never miss a post!

Bookmark- His Hands

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Looking for an easy, inexpensive handout for a lesson or activity?

The song "His Hands" by Kenneth Cope is absolutely gorgeous, so I decided to put the chorus on a cute bookmark.

Click to download full page (7) bookmarks

Click on the above picture to print out a sheet of 7 bookmarks (not to worry, my logo is much smaller on the printed sheet).

Tip: print on light colored paper to accent the details.

Keep it simple by cutting along the lines.

Make it fancy by rounding top corners, cutting the bottom to match the curves and/or threading ribbon through a hole punched in the top.

I want to know:

What activity or lesson will you use this with?