Frank Sinatra Party |

Frances Albert Sinatra was born on this day in 1915 in Hoboken, New Jersey. Over a decade has passed since we lost Ol' Blue Eyes at the age of 82, but his influence and music lives on. So tonight, toast to greatness and do things "his way." We're certain you will enjoy your night.

INVITATION TYPE

Snail Mail – formal invitations only.

DECORATIONS

You'll want a space that is swanky, has a touch of class, and is even slightly dated. We suggest modeling your look after a swinging 1950's style cocktail party, as the 1950's brought the second coming of Sinatra's career and accounted for some of his greatest success. Two main essentials are needed for your décor:

Candles – preferably votives. Tea lights work, too, but they will burn out quickly. Keep the room dark and romantically lit by these miniscule bursts of light.
Glassware – almost all classic cocktails have a specific type of glass they should be served in. Make sure you have on hand the appropriate glassware for the different types of cocktails you will be serving. The glass is everything, so we do not recommend any disposables for this event.
In addition, you can have on hand posters, memorabilia, and biographical information.

FOOD AND DRINK MENU

Appetizer:
Clams Posillipo
Entrée:
Frank Sinatra's Eggplant Parmigiana
Dessert: Sinatra's Favorites – Zeppoles, Tiramisu, Lemon Ricotta Torte
Classic Cocktails and Glassware:
- Martini – martini glass
- Gin and Tonic – highball glass
- Old Fashioned – rocks glass
- Piña Colada – hurricane glass

ENTERTAINMENT

In addition to his extensive discography, Sinatra starred in many films, and even won an Academy Award for his performance in "From Here to Eternity." Here are a few more notable films:
- Ocean's Eleven
- Guys and Dolls
- The Man with the Golden Arm
- High Society

GAMES