Best Happy New Year Decoration Ideas

Have a hard time managing dishes during and after parties? Use these gold paper ones at your New Year’s Ever bash, and you’ll have a worry-free time.

Nothing adds more elegance than a crystal ice bucket—whether you use it to hold fancy champagne, budget-friendly prosecco, or even sparkling grape juice.

Cool to the touch, this marble board is ideal for cheese, hors d’oeuvres, and delicate desserts—all of which are essential ingredients of any good party.

A statement floral arrangement needs a fittingly festive and chic vase. This one fits the bill.

If you keep your Christmas tree up until after New Year’s, swap out your red and green ornaments for these glam black, gold, and purple ones.

To set a moody scene, light a few of these black candles that smell like Bulgarian rose and black currant berries.

Set up an Art Deco-themed area of your home that everyone at the party will want to take photos in front of and post on Instagram.

Starting out strong with the life of any party: the not-so-modest disco ball. Make your party disco-themed by lining the walls with a silver streamer backdrop if you want to go all out.

Confetti poppers! They’re a must for midnight, and the gold makes them extra glam.

All that glitters belongs at your New Year’s Eve party. Plus, you’ll be glad you had plenty of napkins around during the post-party clean up.

Arrange some pretty white stems and dried florals for a wintery centerpiece.

These gold accented champagne flutes are very glam for your midnight toast—and they don’t need to be relegated to one night a year.

It looks like the rose gold trend is sticking around to the next decade, so invite it along with these fun balloons.

This oil diffuser looks festive and funky while creating a beautiful-smelling home for guests to enjoy.

Have party guests hang their coats on this cool moon phases wall hook system.

On New Year’s Eve, it’s all about metallics, like these star garlands.

Break way from the black-and-metallic color scheme with these subtly iridescent placemats. They’re great if you’re looking for something a little more colorful and vibrant.

Give your space a New Year’s Eve glow up with mixed metal candlestick holders.

The only thing your party guests might appreciate more than a glittery tiara is a rainbow glittery tiara.

Get ready for the countdown in style—and then keep this beauty up the rest of the year, because seriously, it’s so chic!

Take Polaroid photos of your friends throughout the night and hang them up on this firefly photo clip display as they develop.

Serve drinks and reduce plastic use with these fancy gold stainless steel straws.

An instant balloon upgrade: Add silver confetti to the inside of a clear balloon for a cool effect, or just buy these from Etsy.

A metallic fringe curtain makes a great decoration and a cool photo backdrop.

Warm it up with wintery, nature-inspired serving ware that doesn’t scream “New Year’s Eve” for a more understated and offbeat approach.

Wintery and glitzy, this pretty antique silver branch candelabra was made for an elegant New Year’s Eve bash.

You don’t have to take the greenery down first thing in the morning on December 26th. Keep it up during New Year’s and beyond for some lush decor.

You can’t go wrong with a classic tassel garland. This rose gold, cream, and pink one is a stylish deviation from the classic black and gold color combo.

We can’t guarantee that your guests won’t get rowdy and spill a few drinks, but you can do your best to help prevent water rings with these stylish marble coasters.

It’s not a party without noisemakers. These ones are so classic, it would be wrong to not have them at your party!