Simple but Festive BIG GAME Tablescape {& $200 GIVEAWAY!}

I was compensated by Coupons.com, but all ideas and opinions are my own.

Are you gearing up for the big game in a couple of weeks? Are you in charge of hosting?

There’s no need to fret over it! I’m going to show you how to throw together simple but festive football decor and minimal prep, no fuss food to serve with it.

I’ve teamed up with Coupons.com and 12 of my blogging buddies to bring you fun Big Game party decor ideas!

AND a giveaway for a $200 e-gift card!

We were asked how we would decorate for a fun Big Game party. I can’t wait for you to see what we came up with! Coupons.com has so many Super Bowl sales going on right now that you can easily get prepped for your own Super celebration.

Decor can be a breeze to whip up if you’re a former scrapbooker. You can probably find a lot of what you need in your own stash! And if you’re not a former scrapbooker, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how inexpensive cardstock and other embellishments can be. I created this simple “go team” banner with scrapbook paper, glitter chipboard letters and twine. Colors can be easily customized for your winning team. The accent bunting is scrap glitter cardstock and tinsel ribbon. Super simple, right? But it makes such a fun impact! And, again, can be easily customized with your team’s colors.

I found some great accent pieces for the table at Amazon. The football lantern may be my favorite prop ever! It looks great on the table AND folds up flat to store for future parties. The touchdown plates are propped up to be used as both decor and to be easily grabbed to put food on. And that grass? Its paper and adds a great “football field” touch to the table.

To spice up the food I made little glitter flags with toothpicks and glitter tape. So simple!

I also wrapped gold Solo cups with green scrapbook paper.

As for the food itself, I kept it super simple. It involves minimal prep and is a relatively healthy spread.

We’re talking chicken salad on King’s Hawaiian rolls, fresh grapes, pretzel twists, sweet potato fries, and white chocolate macadamia nut cookies. Everything was super easy to make and can also be easily added to the table as more is needed during the party.