Celebrate Christmas with a Mardi Gras Tree

We carry all supplies needed to make a beautiful Christmas tree in Mardi Gras theme. Follow this link to find all supplies needed.

HALLOWEEN DECOR AND BEADS

We have a huge selection of Halloween themed beads ... give them out as treats or use them as decorations.

Some of the favorites include pumpkin beads, pirate beads, skull beads, and glow in the dark beads. Halloween beads usually come in black and orange and are available in a variety of shapes and sizes.

 

We also carry the best Halloween set-up on the block and start here with your Halloween decorations! We have metallic black ribbon, metallic orange mesh ribbon, and purple netting. Please browse our large selection of mesh ribbon and mesh netting which comes in a variety of Halloween colors.

Our Deco Mesh Ribbon comes in a variety of colors and in widths of 1.5", 2.5", 4", 10", and 21".

Looking for another great way to celebrate Halloween this October 31? Check us out online or stop by the store.

Traditional Mardi Gras colors are Purple for Justice, Green for Faith, and Gold for Power but some Mardi Gras krewes prefer to decorate their parade floats with their own team colors. We honor your desire and offer beads and Mesh Ribbon of dozens of colors and patterns. Our inexpensive plastic beads are popular not only on Fat Tuesday but on all holidays, from Christmas and New Year to Fourth of July and Halloween. We are your One-Stop Shop for all your Party Supply Needs.

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How to decorate Cinco de Mayo party?

Mexican Flag Necklace

Cinco de Mayo (Spanish for "Fifth of May") is one of favorite Mexican holidays to commemorate a glorious victory over French forces at the battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. This is a famous Mexican culture festival with a lot of music, dances, yummy foods, and drinks.
Cinco de Mayo is celebrated not only in Mexico but all around the World. According to Wikipedia.org, "On June 7, 2005, the U.S. Congress issued a Concurrent Resolution calling on the President of the United States to issue a proclamation calling upon the people of the United States to observe Cinco de Mayo with appropriate ceremonies and activities."

Cactus beverage cooler

If you are hosting your own Cinco de Mayo Fiesta then you will find some decoration ideas here.

• Red, White, and Green are colors of the Mexican flag and it is good idea to use this palette for the party room, table runners, and wall décor.
• It is very traditional for Cinco de Mayo celebration to decorate party with paper flowers. Shop for flower you like or do it yourself. Inexpensive and bright deco mesh is the best for this purpose.
• Straw Sombreros are great costume accessories as well as party decorations.



Hand Painted Maracas

Mexican music is the must for celebrating Cinco de Mayo.
Consider hiring a traditional mariachi band to play at the party. You can also create a festive party playlist to set the tone for your event. Let sounds of mariachi, meringue, salsa, and cha-cha-cha add fun to your fiesta. And give your guests maracas to shake and groove them with music.

Piñata toy mix

Have you ever heard of empty stomach party? Of course, NO! And Mexican cuisine is famous for its hot and spicy dishes - Chicken Molé, Enchiladas Rancheros, Mexican Risotto,  Tortilla Chips, Tamale Pie - to name few.
Don't forget of live entertainment. A piñata of toys and candy treats will set a festive ambience and offer your guests some friendly competition.

Probably, some drink won't spoil your party. (Cinco de Mayo is the second largest beer consuming day of the year after St. Patrick's Day.) Make sure you have enough cups for your fiesta.
Check all necessary supplies at Cinco de Mayo Specialty Department.

Feliz Cinco de Mayo

 

What to wear to a masquerade prom

Congratulations, you are going to your masquerade prom! Where to find and how to select a mask which will make you a princess and the event unforgettable?

Venetian masquerade masks have long tradition of hiding celebrant's identity and fueling their imagination. Traditional Venetian masks are made of paper mache, macramé, or ceramics and painted in bright colors and adored with crystals, flowers and feather plumes. Hand-made and hand-painted Venetian masks are real pieces of art.

Venetian style masquerade masks often come with a decorative stick attached to the side of the mask and the mask on a stick is held up with the right hand. These traditional masks on a stick do not have the more modern elastic band which holds the mask on.

Hi-Tech came into traditional art and craft. Elegant and glamorous Venetian style metal laser-cut masquerade masks are incredibly detailed. These masks come in different metallic colors and are decorated with rhinestone crystals.

It is becoming more and more popular for men to wear a mask at any masquerade ball or event. Most popular are full face masks and long nose masks. There are matching ladies masks for each men's mask.

A masquerade mask needn't be expensive to look elegant and stylish. Choose your Venetian style mask for your masquerade prom from a large collection of inexpensive plastic masquerade masks. Save your money when you buy plastic masks in bulk.

Think about something unique? Decorate your own  masquerade mask for prom - Do It Yourself! Choose any blank mask from our collection and decorate it with glitter, jewels or stones, feathers and plumes, ribbon, bells, confetti, and much more. The possibilities are endless when you become the creator of your event inspired identity.

St. Patrick's Day Party Supplies

Although Saint Patrick's Day is not a legal holiday in the United States, is nonetheless widely celebrated on March 17 throughout the country as a celebration of Irish and Irish American culture. Celebrations include prominent displays of the color green, eating and drinking, religious observances, and numerous parades. Here at emardigrasbeads.com we can help you show your St. Patrick's Day spirit with St Patrick's Day Beads, balloons, center pieces and table decorations, and other supplies.

Mardi Gras Mambo

Mardi Gras is celebrated on the Tuesday before Ash Wednesday. Mardi Gras is also known as Fat Tuesday. This name was given to Mardi Gras because people would eat as much as possible before fasting for Lent. The period of Lent is the eight weeks before Easter when fasting and other self-denials are practiced by Protestants and other Anglican churches. Parades are known to start about two weeks before Mardi Gras day. A krewe is an organization formed to help arrange parades and masquerade balls. Each parade is given a name according to what the krewes decide on. Krewes would decide what kind of theme their parade would have. An example of a theme would be the Krewe of Proteus. This parade would have an Egyptian setting. Each float in this parade would be decorated with an Egyptian theme. Parades still have themes today. You can find more information on our website: http://emardigrasbeads.com/about-us.aspx