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Snack at the soda shoppe
Offer your guests classic diner foods, like burgers,
hotdogs and fries. Make them even more on-theme by
serving them in vintage car food boxes, like the ones
seen below. They're from amazon.com.
Milkshakes are a must! Pick up your favorite ice Rock around
cream flavor along with the classics — vanilla and
the clock
chocolate — and whip up some shakes. Present them
to your guests in milkshake glasses (you can find them Cat-eye sunglasses were
at the dollar store!) with striped paper straws. super-fashionable during this time
You’ll want fizzy drinks at your soda shoppe, too! period and, luckily, they’re still
Instead of regular old soft drinks, mix your favorite juice cute! Buy them in bulk from a party
with a little club soda. Polar Blast Hawaiian store and let each of your friends
Punch will fit in with your color scheme! customize a pair with permanent
markers, stick-on jewels and more.
Buy a poodle-shaped cookie cutter and
bake some sugar cookies. Use tubes Look up how to do classic
of decorating icing and dance moves such as the jitterbug,
sprinkles to give them the jive, the bunny hop and the
a finishing touch. boogie-woogie. Ask an adult to
play some ’50s music (think
Elvis Presley and the Grease
soundtrack) while you teach your
all of your friends.
The hula hoop was invented in
1958, so it only seems fitting for
you to have a hula hooping contest
during your party.
Back in the day, people would
go to drive-ins and watch movies
in their cars. Create your own by
drawing car designs on cardboard
Carry out copacetic candies boxes. Have your guests sit in
them as you watch the movie of
When it’s time to say goodbye, send your your choice. Tip: If you have a lot
guests over to your old-school candy of guests, create a few “cars” and
bar to pick out some sweet treats. Our have partygoers take turns sitting
candy suggestions include taffy, candy in them. Switch up your spots
necklaces and Pixy Stix. whenever you hit pause.
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