Rainbow Colors in Quinceanera Decorations

Rainbow Colored Balloons

Many times at a traditional quinceanera, rainbow-colored balloons are used in a variety of ways to decorate a hall or party space. For example, an array of multicolored balloons can be hung from streamers and even used to make an arch for the guest of honor to walk under. Others attach balloons to strings and let them hang from the ceiling. In addition, there are many large, shiny specialty party balloons available at party supply stores. Using a variety of rainbow-colored balloons is a great way to incorporate a rainbow theme into a quinceanera party.

Rainbow-colored tablecloths are another way to work many colors into a quinceanera party theme. Consider using rainbow-colored tablecloths in one of many patterns to cover the tables. Rainbow-colored flowers, tie-dye table covers, rainbow-striped tablecloths and even butterflies are all patterns that use a mix of many different colors. Alternatively, consider using a different solid-colored tablecloth at each table, one for each color of the rainbow. These solid-colored table cloths can be coordinated to match other decorations.

Rainbow-colored centerpieces add lots of color to any quinceanera. Many choose to use a variety of different objects in many colors for their centerpieces. For example, a bowl of water with different colored flowers floating in it introduces a spectrum of color; so does burning candles of different colors.

A creative way to incorporate a rainbow theme into a quinceanera party is to set up a variety of fruit carved in the shape of flowers, perhaps surrounding a fondue or chocolate fountain. Decorating with fruit evokes almost every color of the rainbow. Yellow pineapple chunks, red strawberries, pink raspberries, navy blueberries, red and green grapes, plums, oranges and the greenery from the stems round it out to create a beautiful rainbow-colored fruit display that can accompany a chocolate dish or a buffet of other food.