Party Theme Inspo 🚩

1. Theme Breakdown

🚩 The Vibe

Bold, flirty, and a little unhinged. Think dim lights, mixed drinks,
and no situationships allowed.

❤️‍🔥 The Colors

Red, black, and gold with hints of animal print and bling. Dramatic,
mid-chic, and impossible to ignore.

🚩 The Energy

Own your red flags. Laugh about them. Call them out. It’s not
toxic—it’s self-awareness.

🍸 The Occasion

Perfect for girls’ night, gag night, bachelorette parties, or any
evening that needs a little chaos and a few cocktails. Who says you
need a reason to throw something this epic?

2. Signature Drinks

Nothing says “I planned this” quite like a signature cocktail.

One themed drink instantly makes the night feel more intentional—and
gives everyone something to raise a glass with.

For The Walking Red Flag, allow us to introduce the Dirty Shirley
(she’s a shot from the past) and the Big Ol’ Dirty Shirley—larger,
bolder, and the older sister to the Dirty Shirley.

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guests.

3. Special Touches That Make It Scandalous

🚩 The Red Flag Entrance

Create red flags featuring DLD characters and their matching auras.
Have each guest embody a character and carry their flag throughout
the night. Don’t get caught without yours—there might be consequences!

❤️‍🔥 The Red Flag “Wall of Shame”

This is a great way to get everyone interacting without knowing who
wrote what. Set up a wall or sheet labeled “The Red Flag Wall of
Shame,” along with sticky notes and pens.

Throughout the night, have everyone anonymously add one of their
chaotic experiences to the wall. Once it’s full, revisit the stories
as a group and let the laughter, shock, and dismay begin. Bonus points
if everyone participates as their DLD character.

4. Start With Something That Gets Everyone Talking

The first ten minutes set the tone for the entire night.

Don’t wait for someone else to break the ice.

Whether it’s a ridiculous question, a quick icebreaker, or jumping
straight into Dirty Little Deck, giving people
something to do immediately helps everyone come out of their shell.

The awkward “So…what do you guys want to do?” conversation has never
started a legendary night.

5. Keep the Rules Simple

Nobody wants a 20-minute presentation before they can have fun.

Explain the basics, then start playing.

If someone learns by making a fool of themselves during the first
round…honestly, that’s part of the entertainment.