AUTHENTIC DIA DE LOS MUERTOS DECORATIONS FULL
Topped with BLT slaw and cilantro lime crema, they are not your typical street tacos! Check out Carlsbad Cravings for the full recipe.
Is it even a Mexican holiday without tacos? These honey chipotle chicken tacos are sweet, savory, and will be a huge crowd pleaser during your get-together. Read more about our favorite recipes you’re going to want to make this year. Step 5: Foodįor Dia de Los Muertos you need authentic Mexican food to help create the perfect ambience during your fiesta. Enjoy this spooky entertainment to wow guests with their tricks and illusions to leave everyone in awe. Magicians are a party entertainment classic that will ensure you and guests get into the spirit of Dia de Los Muertos. Pictures with friends and family makes one of the best party favors! Magician
Book a photo booth that will provide festive props, backgrounds, and serve as a takeaway for guests to bring home. Photo Boothĭia de Los Muertos is an iconic holiday in Mexican culture and you’re going to want to capture it. They can play an array of classics, new and old, that will keep the crowd having fun and dancing the night away. If live music isn’t your taste for the Day of the Dead celebration, hire a Latin DJ instead. Other mystical party vendors like palm readers, psychics, and tarot card readers will also share what the future has in store for party guests. Learn more about your fate at your Dia de Los Muertos party by booking a fortune teller to entertain guests. There is nothing quite like live music, especially when it’s as exciting as a mariachi band ! Celebrate the lives of loved ones with traditional Mexican music that is fun, happy, and will definitely get the fiesta started. Some bookable entertainment and unique party vendors will make the perfect addition to your Dia de Los Muertos festivities. Like any good party, you’ll need entertainment to match the theme. Step 4: Entertainment Ideas for a Day of the Dead Party Book a face painter for your Dia de Los Muertos celebration here on The Bash. Face painters will be able to transform you and guests into skeletons to recreate classic sugar skull face art. Skip the hassle of ordering plastic masks and book a face painter instead. If you’re going to celebrate this traditional Mexican holiday, do it right! Common garb for Dia de Los Muertos includes black tuxedos, stunning gowns, floral accessories, faces painted, and skull everything. Photo: Loes Kiboom/ Step 3: Day of the Dead Costumes The setup can be as simple as a table covered with linens, decorated with candles, the favorite foods of the departed, and of course their photos.
To celebrate, you can ask invited guests to bring pictures of their relatives that they wish to honor by creating and decorating an altar. When it comes to decor for this holiday, homemade and heartfelt is the way to go. Photo: AGCuesta/ Step 2: Dia de Los Muertos Party DecorationsĪlong with the colorful invitations, decorations for Dia de Los Muertos typically include bright colors, paper banners, the classic sugar skull, and tissue paper flowers. Although the holiday is called “Day of the Dead'' it's about celebrating the beauty and happiness of life. When planning any type of celebration, no matter how formal or informal, sending appropriate invitations is probably the most important step! For Dia de Los Muertos, keep things bright and happy by using colorful paper, neon hues, and your imagination. Here is everything you need to host a Dia de Los Muertos party: Step 1: Dia de Los Muertos Party Invitations With origins starting in Mexico, the goal of the celebration is to honor and celebrate friends and family members who have passed away. What is Dia de Los Muertos?ĭia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a holiday celebrated on November 1st and 2nd that coincides with the Catholic holidays of All Saints Day and All Souls Day. We put together the best party ideas so you can traditionally celebrate the Day of the Dead while adding your own personal touches. Keep the festivities going after Halloween by celebrating Dia de Los Muertos the first few days of November.
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