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Vintage Style Shabby Chic Quinceanera Sweet Fifteen Theme

Barbie Quinceanera Sweet Fifteen Theme

Mauvelous Sweet Fifteen Quinceanera Theme

Mauve can be a tricky color to work with so it's a good idea to include different shades and variations of "mauve". Most places label anything that is a pink-purple color, mauve. Use pinks and purples and bring them together with whatever mauve things you find.

For this theme I've included black as the neutral as inspired by the above gown. Adding black lace is a pretty touch especially with roses. If you can't find mauve roses then try "dusty rose" which should compliment any mauve very well.

Parisian Party / A Night in Paris Sweet Fifteen Theme

Une nuit à Paris, oui oui! A night in Paris for your 15th birthday, wouldn't that be a treat? Yes, but since it would be such a hassle to fly all your guests over...*cough*not to mention money*cough*...bring Paris to you and everyone else. For this theme be fashionable, think chic in pink. Pick a dress that's a fashion statement, not your typical blah Quinceanera gown. Display the Eiffel tower proudly and lots of pink roses and stripes and damask. Be bold with classic black and white and touches of pink.

Pretty in Pink Sweet Fifteen Theme

The "pretty in pink" theme is perfect for ultimate girly girl. It's cute and super feminine. Use all kinds of pinks or stick to one, like bubblegum pink or go ombre, whatever you want.

Pink is the Easiest color to choose for a Quinceanera because you'll find everything and anything in pink for Quinceaneras. Especially flowers and things that have 15 written on them like for favors. I know a lot of girls nowadays don't really pick pink alone because it does seem old-fashioned but when done right it can be a very classy and modern theme.

Tea Party Sweet Fifteen Theme

Tea with the Queen! Yes, if by queen you mean the Quinceanera girl because she is the queen for a day. This is a classy affair, pinkies up. For decorations use teacups, tea pots, lots of flowers, lace and pearls. I forgot to mention it in a picture but it be cute to add gloves to your outfit. Food for this occasion can be quite simple. Think finger foods, petite sandwiches, biscuits, crumpets even and plenty of desserts.

For this theme I chose a Champagne/Blush very pastel colored dress and paired it with brighter bolder colors like yellow and wine red. You can do the same. You don't have to be so matchy-matchy. Don't limit yourself to just literal flowers either, try to use floral prints too, whether in dresses or in like tablecloths for example.

For favors give out something like stainless-steel Tea Infusers. If you want to get more specific with your tea party theme you can go the Alice in Wonderland route or easily do vintage.