Inauguration Party Ideas

6:16 pm house party, life sized movie characters, party decorations

January 20th, 2009

A date which will go down in American history as a turning point for our country.  Whether you are a Republican or Democrat we can all undoubtedly agree that this is an amazing event.

If you’re like me you weren’t invited to any Inaugural Balls, but maybe you plan on being home watching the event?  Maybe you’ll want to have others over to watch history being made.  Or maybe you simply like throwing parties.  Whatever your inclination might be Windy City Novelties has some of the best items to help you throw a spectacular Inauguration Party.

By far and away the two most popular items are the Obama luminaries and the Obama themed Lumiloons!

Some fun facts about inaugurations:

  • George Washington was inaugurated as president on April 30, 1789!
  • Thomas Jefferson was the first president inaugurated in Washington DC
  • John Q. Adams used a book of US laws instead of the bible to swear upon.
  • Chief Justice John Marshall presided over 9 inaugurations
  • Woodrow Wilson, Dwight Eisenhower, and Ronald Reagan  were sworn in 2x, once privately and then publicly
  • Franklin D. Roosevelt was the only, and will never be matched due to new term limitations, President to be sworn in 4 times
  • Lyndon Johnson was the only President sworn in on a plane, hopefully never to be repeated
  • The book of Psalms contains the most quoted Bible passages at inaugurations.

You can even put these fun facts, or just about anything else you    want on one of our banners.  Check out this version of our customizable banner in patriotic colors.

If you’re planning a dinner party, or cocktails then you’re definitely going to want some of our Patriotic centerpieces

Patriotic Centerpieces help make any dinner party into an Obama party

Patriotic Centerpieces help make any dinner party into an Obama party

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