DIY Puppy-Themed Valentine's Day Treat Table

Do you know a bunch of dog lovers? Are you one yourself? Do you secretly (or openly!) know that your dog is your one true valentine? I recently found a great “My Dog is my Valentine” sweatshirt for my daughter Parker, and it inspired me to set up a party (pawty?) treat table fit for humans and dogs alike. Read on to see how I set this Puppy-Themed Valentine’s Day Treat Table up (and don’t miss the photos at the end of Parker and our sweet dog Elsa!).

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How to Create the Cutest Puppy-Themed Valentine’s Day Treat Table for Humans and Dogs

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1. Create your Backdrop

First, you’ll want to set the scene with a backdrop and balloons. I love Glam Fete’s fringe backdrops, and how you can get them custom-made in whatever colors you need! I hung a red, pink, and white one on my wall, and draped a couple of pink and red pom-pom and “LOVE” garlands in front of it. Then I created a small balloon garland with red, white, and pink Valentine’s Day balloons to drape in front of my Puppy-Themed Valentine’s Day Treat Table.

I finished off my balloon garland with an adorable “You’re Pawfect” puppy balloon.

2. Embellish your Table

Next, you’ll want to embellish your table with some decor. I used a brown wood farm stand as my treat table, but you can use a regular table too. Because mine is shaped a bit like a booth, I added a cute little “Kissing Booth” sign. Who doesn’t love puppy kisses?!

I also added a fluffy pink puppy and a few more pom-pom and felt heart garlands.

3. Add some Dog Treats

Then, it’s time for the treats! I started with the puppy side. After laying various on-theme fabrics around my table, I set out a variety of fun dog treats. It’s easy to create personalized treat holders (and make sure people don’t mistake dog treats for human treats…) using clear vases or jars and adding vinyl lettering with a Cricut or stickers.

I also added some heart picks to the treats for extra oomph.

It’s a great idea to offer some take-home treats as puppy favors! I added vinyl lettering to small plastic Valentine’s Day jars, and filled them with heart-shaped puppy treats.