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PEONY BLUSH WEDDING COLLECTION: THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY

Prioritizing the Connection Over the Clutter

Breaking the Ice: Games That Socialize Your Guests

To get your 30 guests talking, laughing, and interacting, we integrated playful, beautifully designed activities directly into the party layout:

Icebreaker Games

Low-pressure tabletop games scattered around seating areas to spark effortless conversations between people who just met.

The Custom Beer Pong Table

The ultimate focal point for high-energy fun. A custom-branded peony beer pong table keeps the competitive spirit lighthearted and brings crowds together to cheer, talk, and bond.

Romantic Pink Peony Floral Engagement Party Cost Breakdown: Outfitting a 30-Pax Party

To host 30 people, we need 30 invitations, 30 menus, 30 place cards, and enough packs of plates and cups to cover everyone comfortably.

An engagement party is a major milestone, but it is easy to get swept up in the pressure of making it look like a luxury magazine spread. We believe the best engagement parties throw out the stiff, overly fancy details and go back to basics: prioritizing the moment and the people.

This party is the very first time the people you both love will step into a room together. It is an opportunity for future in-laws, childhood friends, and extended families to meet, mingle, and get to know one another.

To help you focus entirely on your guests without sacrificing a beautiful atmosphere, our Peony Engagement Suite is designed to be simple, intentional, and focused entirely on mood-setting. Instead of overwhelming the space, these pieces act as subtle visual anchors while interactive elements break the ice.

Setting the Vibe: Simple, Mood-Setting Pieces

Because you want the atmosphere to feel warm and welcoming rather than rigid, the decor focuses on functional beauty:

The Welcome Sign

A beautiful floral greeting that immediately lets guests know they are in the right place.

Table Elements

Simple place cards, menus, and table numbers that bring a touch of romantic peony pink to the tables without crowding the space where people are trying to talk.

The Self-Serve Bar

A dedicated drink station sign that encourages guests to get up, move around, and pour their own drinks—instantly breaking formality.