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With the Fourth of July quickly approaching, we’ve got red, white, and par-tay on the brain. If you’re hosting a backyard BBQ at your place or heading off to a picnic party at the beach, you’ll want to be ready with festive eats, drinks, and decorations. But before you start diving deep into those Pinterest feeds for ideas, check out this list of our favorite finds from the app. It’s got everything from refreshing cocktails to patriotic decorations and even some style and mani inspo. No need to spend hours creating your own party board!
Here are our favorite 4th of July Pinterest ideas!
The Graceful Host
Floral Party Plates
Give your Fourth of July table a charming upgrade with these blue ditsy floral paper plates. Featuring a classic Americana-inspired print and elegant scalloped edges, they're a stylish, hassle-free choice for everything from backyard barbecues to Memorial Day picnics and summer celebrations. (via The Graceful Host)
Etsy
United We Party Backdrop
Turn your backyard barbecue or Independence Day bash into the ultimate photo op with this festive "United We Party" backdrop. It's an easy way to add a patriotic touch to your celebration, whether you're setting up a selfie station or decorating your dessert table. (Etsy)
Target
American Flag Balloon Kit
Make a big patriotic statement without a ton of effort. This American flag balloon kit instantly transforms your party space and creates the perfect backdrop for Fourth of July photos, backyard barbecues, and family celebrations. (via Target)
Freutcake
Popsicle Cocktail
Champagne? Yes, please! This fun, festive cocktail gets an instant summer upgrade with a colorful popsicle that slowly melts into your drink. Hosting designated drivers or non-drinkers? Simply swap the Champagne for Sprite to create an equally refreshing mocktail. (via Freutcake)
Hello, Wonderful
DIY Cardboard Rocket Ships
It’s inevitable that there will be kids present at an event like this. Might as well have something for them to do! These also make great faux-firework decor. (via Hello, Wonderful)
Jordan’s Easy Entertaining
DIY Patriotic Napkin Rings
When you're feeding a crowd, a buffet with pre-wrapped cutlery makes serving a breeze. These DIY patriotic star napkin rings add a festive red, white, and blue touch while keeping everything neatly bundled and ready for guests to grab. (via Jordan’s Easy Entertaining)
Tell Love and Party
4th of July Party Poppers
Because you can never have enough confetti! These festive party poppers add an extra burst of red, white, and blue fun to your Independence Day celebration, making every toast, photo, and fireworks finale feel even more festive. (via Tell Love and Party)
Studio DIY
DIY Firework Sunglasses
If you don't have firework sunglasses, are you even celebrating? These playful DIY shades are the perfect accessory for backyard barbecues, parade selfies, and watching fireworks in style. (via Studio DIY)
Aww Sam
DIY S’mores Donuts
Give your classic campfire treat a sweet upgrade with these DIY s'mores donuts. Once the sun goes down and the fire is blazing, this crowd-pleasing dessert is guaranteed to disappear in no time. (via Aww Sam)
Oriental Trading Co.
Red, White, and Blue Candy Board
Made of red, white, and blue candy, this patriotic board is just the thing for an Independence Day backyard picnic. It’s an easy DIY, so you can whip it up in just a few minutes. Look up 4th of July charcuterie on Pinterest for more fun ideas! (via Oriental Trading Co.)
Pottery Barn
Heritage Flags
Add a timeless Americana touch to your Fourth of July décor with these Heritage Flags from Pottery Barn. Whether displayed on your front porch, lining the walkway, or tucked into planters, they instantly make your home feel festive for the holiday weekend. (via Pottery Barn)
Love The Day
DIY U.S Flag Letterboard
Looking for a thematic way to display the signature cocktail or what’s on the grill? This DIY letterboard is how you’ll do it in style. (via Love The Day)
The House That Lars Built
Printable Hot Dog Trays
With a little extra time and some funky cardstock, create these hot dog trays. Save the plates for the burgers and salads! (via The House That Lars Built)
Pretty in Pistachio
Red, White, and Blue Fondant Sugar Cookies
Attending a potluck BBQ means it’s one giant competition to see who can make the most Pinterest-worthy dish. You’ll win hands down with this one. (via Pretty in Pistachio)
Lovely Indeed
DIY Sparkler Packs
It's not a Fourth of July celebration without sparklers. These easy DIY sparkler packs make festive party favors that guests can grab before the fireworks begin, adding a fun and photo-worthy touch to your celebration. (via Lovely Indeed)
Getty
4th of July Treat Bags and Boxes
Fill these festive treat boxes with candy, snacks, or small toys for a party favor kids will love. They'll keep little guests happily occupied while adding a fun, patriotic touch to your Fourth of July celebration. (via A Kailo Chic Life)
Back to the Book Nutrition
Coconut Water and Fresh Berry Popsicles
These frozen pops are delicious and healthy, and they couldn’t be any easier to make. Just drop some berries into popsicle molds, then fill with coconut water and freeze. (via Back to the Book Nutrition)
Pip and Ebby
Fruit Cubes
Fruity ice cubes dress up any bevy. For this Fourth of July, place red and blue berries into ice trays, then fill with water and freeze. Break out the cubes when it’s time to party, and they’ll add a festive pop to all your drinks. (via Pip and Ebby)
Life, Love and Sugar
Red, White and Blue Rice Krispies Treats
To deck out your Rice Krispies treats in patriotic colors, just dip them in red and blue melts, then add sprinkles and piping. The color-coordinated straws are a nice finishing touch and make them portable. That way, guests can mingle while they nosh. (via Life, Love and Sugar)
First Home Love Life
Squirt Gun Station
Set up a squirt gun station to help kids cool off between burgers and fireworks. Nothing beats a little water fun on a hot, humid Fourth of July, and it's an easy way to keep everyone entertained for hours. (via First Home Love Life)
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(Additional reporting by Ariel Garneau)
This post has been updated.
