Columbus Day 2023 Party Ideas Using Flags & Table Covers

As we all know, Columbus Day is celebrated as an official federal holiday to honor the landing of Christopher Columbus on October 12, 1492, in the Americas. 

It is significant because it marks the beginning of European discovery and the ultimate meeting of the Old World with the New World. This event impacted human history by facilitating the sharing of civilizations, ideas, and goods between two previously isolated continents.

This blog post will look at creative party ideas that use flags and table covers as decorative elements. Whether you're planning a patriotic celebration, an international-themed party, or want to add a distinctive touch to your event, these ideas will inspire you to transform your party area into a colorful and memorable experience.

Importance of Decoration in Parties

When we think about organizing any party, the first thing that comes to our minds is the decoration. It should be themed appropriately to match the party's theme. They can help to create a festive and inviting atmosphere, and they can also help to set the tone for the event.

Here are some of the reasons why Decorations play an important role in parties

  • They create a festive and inviting atmosphere at the party

  • They help to set the tone for the event.
  • They can be utilized for creating a party theme.
  • They can be used to draw attention to a particular area.
  • They make the party more memorable.

Here are some tips for selecting Decorations for a party

  • Choose the theme for the party
  • Plan a focus area
  • Use Balloons
  • Use eye-catching Table Covers
  • Decorate wall

Flag Themed Decor Idea for Columbus Day 

A flag-themed party is a fun and easy way to show patriotism and celebrate the holiday with friends and family. You can pitch a festive and meaningful party with some planning and creativity.

The following are some flags that can be used for Columbus Day flag themed parties:

1. Rectangle Flag: A Rectangle flag with the phrase “Happy Columbus Day” is a simple and straightforward way to show respect in honor of this day.

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2. Hand Flag: A hand flag with a color combination of green, white, and red, an Italian flag color, might be the perfect way to honor this auspicious day because Columbus was Italian.


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3. Blade Flag: A blade flag with a white field, ships, and anchors enhance the level of decoration on this day.


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Activities and Games Related to Flags

Here are a few activities and games that you can play at your flag-themed party:

  • Flag quiz: Play a flag quiz to test your visitor’s knowledge about American flags.
  • Flag relay race: Divide your visitors into teams and have them race to see who can put together a flag puzzle the fastest.
  • Flag-themed costume contest: Encourage your guests to dress up in their most patriotic costumes for a flag-themed costume contest.
  • Flag-themed crafts: Set up a table with flag-themed projects for kids, such as making paper flags or decorating flag cookies.

Table Covers Themed Decor Idea for Columbus Day

  • Suppose you're planning a Columbus Day party. In that case, you can easily add a festive or patriotic touch to your table with customized Columbus Day-themed table covers. Here are a few ideas:

1. Stretch Table Covers: A Stretch Table Cover with a Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa María ship’s design would be an exciting way to celebrate Columbus Day. Because the Santa Maria was Columbus' ship on his voyage to America.

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2. Premium Full Color Table Covers: A Premium Full-Colour Table Cover with a design representing a map of America with Columbus' journey can be the most effective method to transform your ordinary table into a Columbus Day-themed celebration.


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3. Table Runners: Using Table Runners with the picture of Christopher Columbus and the year 1942 in which he landed Columbus in the center is a beautiful way to honor Christopher Columbus and European explorers.


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Activities & Games Related to Table Covers

Here are some table cover-related activities and ideas for your Columbus Day celebration:

  • Map-Creating Activity: Distribute markers, colored pencils, and crayons along with white or brown paper table covers. Tell visitors to create their own world maps or locations Christopher Columbus visited.
  • Table Cover Quiz: Place quizzes about Columbus Day under the tablecloth.  Take turns picking and answering questions. 
  • Treasure Search: Hide little Columbus Day-themed items, such as miniature ships, flags, and compasses, under the tablecloth. Give your visitors a list of items to find and see who can find them all first.
  • Table Cover Puzzle: Make a table cover using a large image of Columbus and his voyages, and then cut it into puzzle pieces. Ask guests to solve the puzzle during the party.

Snacks Ideas for Columbus Day

  • Veggie boats: Cut carrots, celery, cucumbers, and bell peppers into thin strips. Serve with your favorite dip, such as hummus, ranch dressing, or guacamole. 
  • Sailboat crackers: Cut cheese or crackers into the shape of sailboats and top them with your favorite toppings, such as pepperoni, cheese, or vegetables.
  • Fruit platter: Create a fruit platter in the shape of a compass or ship's wheel
  • Cookies: Use cookie cutters in the shape of ships, anchors, or globes to make Columbus Day cookies
  • Popcorn: Make a batch of popcorn and add red and black candy sprinkles to give it a pirate theme.

Conclusion:

Columbus Day is a fantastic day to gather with friends and family to honor history, culture, and the spirit of exploration. You can make your Columbus Day 2023 party memorable and patriotic by including flag-themed decorations, table covers, and other activities. So, set sail on a voyage of creativity and exploration with these entertaining ideas, and enjoy a joyful and meaningful celebration. 

Happy Columbus Day to all!







 

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