Girl Scout events are always fun and exciting, but with the right decorations, they can be truly unforgettable. Whether you're planning a troop meeting, a cookie booth, or a special event, adding some creative and colorful decorations can make all the difference. In this article, we'll explore some ideas for how to decorate any Girl Scout event.
Choose a Theme
A theme can give your event a cohesive and polished look. Choose a theme that relates to your event, such as "Camping," "Cookie Sales," or "Community Service." Once you have your theme, you can select decorations that match it, such as posters, balloons, and tablecloths.
Make a Banner
A banner is a great way to greet guests and set the tone for your event. You can make a banner using colorful paper, markers, and string. Write a welcoming message and hang the banner near the entrance. You can also make individual name tags for each guest to wear on their clothing.
Use Girl Scout Colors
The Girl Scout colors are green and white. Incorporate these colors into your decorations, such as using green and white balloons, tablecloths, and streamers.
Display Troop Projects
If your troop has completed any projects, such as earning badges or completing a community service project, display them at your event. This can be a great way to show off your troop's accomplishments and inspire others to get involved.
Create a Photo Booth
Set up a photo booth with fun props, such as hats, glasses, and scarves. Guests can take pictures with their friends and share them on social media. You can also make a fun photo frame to place around the booth.
Use Nature
Girl Scouts have a special connection to nature, so why not incorporate it into your decorations? Use flowers, leaves, and branches to create centerpieces for your tables. You can also use natural elements in your banner and other decorations.
Hang Inspirational Quotes
Hang posters with inspirational quotes around your event space. These can be quotes from famous women or from Girl Scout leaders. Choose quotes that inspire and encourage guests to be their best selves.
