
We've done many casino nights in the past and they're always such a huge success so we thought we'd just invite his closest friends near and far and make it a night. We worked with Casino Magic who we've booked at least a half a dozen times and brought in a Craps table as well as a Black Jack table. If you live in the San Diego, I would HIGHLY recommend them. They provide top notch service and make your event a ton of fun!
I was doing all the cooking for the 30 guests so I wanted to keep the decor simple. And since Casino Magic was entertaining our guest, it would be a relatively simple to pull off.
DECORATIONS:
I wanted to make our guest feel like they were V.I.P as they were arriving so at the entrance, I placed a red curtain that I made to fit the space. Holding this up is actually a bathroom shower curtain rod that extends 8'. It worked out perfectly and held the curtain securely. In addition, I purchased the two Poker Chip Columns you see on the left. They are made of cardboard and are kind of a pain to put together but made the entrance pretty festive. If I would've known how flimsy the material was, I probably wouldn't have purchased. Guests seemed to enjoy taking pictures with it so it worked out.
As I mentioned, I wanted to keep the decorations simple so I went to Party City and picked up poker themed swirls that I could hang from the ceiling. Luckily, it came in packs of 12 so with 5 of them, I was able to decorate the entrance as well as the Great Room ceiling entirely. At $5 a pop, pretty affordable.
It was indeed a very special night for the hubby and I'm glad we decided to celebrate this way. It was intimate (as intimate a casino night can be), unique, memorable and fun for all.

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