The 4th of July party ideas countdown is on, and these ideas invite fun, fresh, and delicious keep-it-summer simple options to join in the festivities.
Photo by Joseph Corl
Home sweet home is celebration central- the retreat of choice I’m beginning to love more and more.
Photo by Ethan Hoover
It’s hotter than a pepper sprout here in the deep South which means cool beverages and chilled summer sides top the menu.
Spaces defined, detailed, and draped in an updated interpretation of a classic red, white, and blue color scheme pops the color in new traditional style.
Oomph – Design by Annie Anderson
Grab your blue and white this and that and let a serving platter of fresh red tomatoes or a bowl of red raspberries represent the red.
Johnson Brothers Tulip Time Platter
Martha Stewart Empress Bouquet 17-inch Fine Ceramic Serving Platter
Dollar store run to pick up and set up an impressive festive table starring a red, white, and blue color palette.
Meanwhile at Walmart summer perfection selections give good color along with more bang for the summer entertaining buck.
The Pioneer Woman Fancy Flourish Stoneware Salad Plate
Rocking in the U.S.A. takes on a whole new meaning when I ponder the interiors and decor accents in the above image.
Paper, plastic, ceramic, porcelain or melamine- there is no wrong way to go with 4th of July party ideas serveware.
Jars, planters, containers, and canisters become excellent choices for serving and storing.
Versatile and affordable entertaining gems.
Heritage Hill 64 oz. Glass Jar with Lid
Keeping with the red, white, blue and true traditional color palette is a summer breeze when you look to produce departments and farmers markets.
Invite the rule of KISS to the party and Keep It Summer Simple.
Remember this; simple makes the best party guest.
Country Living – Photo by John Kernick
Simple clear containers and vases filled with fresh flowers and/or greenery make a simple and lovely display.
Country Living Magazine – Photography by Becky Stayner
Small groupings-stacks-bundles of fresh fruit or summer vegetables such as corn, tomatoes, peaches, cherries, blueberries, or grapes dressed up with ribbon or in their natural state serve a colorful bounty of fresh and sweet summer style.
Peach Botanical Spritz Cocktail Recipe
Tomato Salad with Bacon Vinaigrette Recipe
New Potatoes with Shaved Celery, Buttermilk, and Dill Recipe
All-American Chicken with Balsamic Barbecue Sauce Recipe
Easy Chocolate Fudge Brownies Recipe
White Chocolate-Pecan Oatmeal Cookies Recipe
Safety is a big part of the summer fun equation.
Photo by Ethan Hoover
Good Housekeeping features an informative piece 15 Safety Mistakes to Avoid This 4th of July detailing smart tips for staying safe while you celebrate the 4th.
Sound advice remind us fireworks tend to frighten our animal friends.
Grand suggestions include making a difference instead of a noise by purchasing two bags of pet food and donating them to a local animal shelter.
Happy 4th of July, friends!
Let freedom ring in all your stylish 4th of July party ideas glory.