1920's Theme Party Invitations
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When they receive your invite, your guests should want to grab their flapper dresses and head on over the Kit Kat Club (otherwise known as your party) for the time of their life.
Start the party off right with the perfect party invitation that captures the glory and fun of the Roaring 20's. Whether you're celebrating a birthday, a wedding, or ushering in a brand-New Year, one of the following invites will make the perfect introduction to your fun retro theme! We've handpicked a super selection of 1920's invitation designs for every occasion that are guaranteed to dazzle and delight your party patrons. Browse below now or visit 1920's Theme Party Invitations at Zazzle to see everything available. |
The 1920s are also known as the Roaring Twenties or the Jazz Age. Here's a few fun 1920s theme party ideas!
- Dress code. Guests wear costumes that reflect the fashion of the 1920s, such as flapper dresses, feather boas, pearls, headbands, cloche hats, and fringe for women, and suits, bow ties, suspenders, fedoras, and spats for men.
- Music and dance. The party should feature music from the 1920s, such as jazz, swing, ragtime, and blues, either played by a live band or a DJ. Guests can also learn and perform dances from the era, such as the Charleston, the Lindy Hop, the Foxtrot, and the Shimmy.
- Decor and photo props. Decorate with items that evoke the glamour and extravagance of the 1920s, such as gold and black balloons, tinsel curtains, crystal beads, peacock feathers, art deco patterns, and vintage posters. Photo props could include fake pearls, cigarette holders, feather fans, and martini glasses.
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Start your Roaring 20s party with invitations that evoke the spirit of the 20's.
1920's Theme Party Invitations
Black and Gold 1920's party invitations invite guests to come as a flapper, gangster, or silent screen star!
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Retro 1920's 30th Birthday Party Invitations
A twenties theme party is the perfect choice for someone who is turning thirty this year.
Here's some of our favorite retro 1920's theme 30th birthday party invitations.
Here's some of our favorite retro 1920's theme 30th birthday party invitations.
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1920's Sweet Sixteen Party Invitations
Chic and trendy 1920's Sweet Sixteen party invitations are all the rage right now!
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1920's Costume Party
Get the guys and dolls together for a fun-filled 1920's themed costume party with a posh invite!
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Roaring Twenties Birthday Invitations
Customize these elegant Roaring 20's birthday party invitations with your own birthday year!
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Vintage 1920's Peacock Party Invitations
Peacocks were extremely fashionable during the 1920's. In keeping with the tradition,
here's a few fun peacock invitations for your viewing pleasure.
here's a few fun peacock invitations for your viewing pleasure.
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Great Gatsby Party Invitations
Have a grand affair with a Great Gatsby inspired party invitation.
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1920's Art Deco Wedding Invitations
There's nothing more glamorous than a vintage style wedding and these 1920's
Art Deco wedding invitations are here to prove it. Simply stunning!
Art Deco wedding invitations are here to prove it. Simply stunning!
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Roaring 20's Flapper Party Invitations
Grab your Flapper dress and have a party!
These Retro Roaring 20's Flapper Girl Party invitations will entice your guest to have a good time at your digs.
These Retro Roaring 20's Flapper Girl Party invitations will entice your guest to have a good time at your digs.
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Retro 20s Engagement Party Invitations
Vintage-style Art Deco designs make an elegant look for your engagement party invitations.
We've featured several here that have faux gold as well as 1920's fonts in either black or white.
We've featured several here that have faux gold as well as 1920's fonts in either black or white.
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Retro 20s New Year's Eve Party Invitations
Vintage-style invites for a roaring twenties New Year's Eve party!
With the 20's back, now is the BEST time to plan a New Year's party that the Great Gatsby would be proud to attend.
With the 20's back, now is the BEST time to plan a New Year's party that the Great Gatsby would be proud to attend.
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If you think these designs were the cat's meow,
wait until you see all of the other amazing styles you can choose from!
wait until you see all of the other amazing styles you can choose from!
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Popular Songs from the Twenties for your Party Playlist
The 1920s was a decade of musical innovation and diversity, with genres like jazz, blues, ragtime, and classical. Here are some of the most popular songs of the 1920s, based on web search results:
- Swanee by Al Jolson, written by George Gershwin in 1919. This song was a huge hit for Jolson, who performed it with his trademark blackface makeup. It was also featured in the musical Bombo.
- West End Blues by Louis Armstrong, recorded in 1928. This song showcases Armstrong’s virtuosity and improvisation skills on the trumpet, as well as his distinctive vocal style. It is considered one of the most influential jazz recordings of all time.
- Rhapsody in Blue by George Gershwin, composed in 1924. This piece blends classical and jazz elements, creating a unique musical expression of the American spirit. It was premiered by Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra, with Gershwin himself on the piano.
- Ain’t Misbehavin’ by Fats Waller, written in 1929. This song is a playful and catchy tune that reflects the carefree attitude of the Roaring Twenties. Waller debuted his composition in Harlem for an all-black revue called Hot Chocolate.
- Blue Yodel (T for Texas) by Jimmie Rodgers, recorded in 1927. This song is one of the first examples of country music, combining elements of blues, folk, and yodeling. Rodgers was known as the “Father of Country Music” and influenced many artists in the genre.
- In the Jailhouse Now by Jimmie Rodgers, recorded in 1928. This song is another country classic by Rodgers, featuring his trademark yodeling and humorous lyrics. It tells the story of a man who gets arrested for various crimes and ends up in jail.
- The Prisoner’s Song by Vernon Dalhart, recorded in 1924. This song was one of the best-selling records of the 1920s, selling over seven million copies. It is a sentimental ballad about a prisoner who longs for his sweetheart and freedom.
- St. Louis Blues by Bessie Smith, recorded in 1925. This song is a blues standard, written by W.C. Handy in 1914. Smith’s powerful and expressive voice conveys the emotions of a woman who is heartbroken by her lover’s departure.
- Bye Bye Blackbird by Gene Austin, recorded in 1926. This song was composed by Ray Henderson, with lyrics by Mort Dixon. It is a cheerful and optimistic song that encourages listeners to leave their troubles behind and follow their dreams.
- Charleston by Arthur Gibbs, recorded in 1923. This song is the quintessential song of the 1920s, as it inspired the dance craze of the same name. It was composed by James P. Johnson, with lyrics by Cecil Mack. It is a lively and upbeat tune that captures the spirit of the Jazz Age.
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You will be able to customize your design choice for size, shape, and paper type. Your choices will determine the final cost. Personalizing is always free and easy to do.
Printed invitations come with a white envelope. Digital invitations are available for instant download.
Best of all, Zazzle offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee!
About Our Invitations
All of the invitations featured here have been brought to you from Zazzle.com.
They have been created by individual artists who keep shop there. Each artist sets their own starting price.
You will be able to customize your design choice for size, shape, and paper type. Your choices will determine the final cost. Personalizing is always free and easy to do.
Printed invitations come with a white envelope. Digital invitations are available for instant download.
Best of all, Zazzle offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee!
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