60th Birthday Party Supplies: Everything for a Joyful Golden Jubilee

These Sparkling Celebration swirls are a quick way to get those 60 accents up high where everyone sees them. In our testing, the metallic black, gold, and silver palette blended seamlessly with other 60th decor, and the 12-piece set, with 7-inch and 5-inch cutouts, covered a room nicely. Our experience shows they're easy to hang and can be reused, but take your time separating each spiral to avoid tears or breaks. To prevent tangles, we found laying them flat until installation helps a lot.

To anchor a bold “60” display, this 34-inch Anagram Number 0 Gold Balloon delivers big, photo-friendly impact. In our testing, the self-sealing valve made inflation straightforward, and it works with helium for floating or air if you’re hanging it in a backdrop. Just note it arrives uninflated, foil can puncture near sharp edges, and float time varies without careful handling. Pair it with a matching “6,” avoid rough surfaces, and secure tie points to keep it looking crisp all night.

For easy impact on walls or a mantel, this 7-foot 60th Sparkling Celebration Banner adds a shiny focal point that photographs well. We found the cardboard construction lightweight and simple to hang, but it’s not water-resistant and best suited to indoor use. The fixed “60th” design isn’t customizable, and as a single cardboard piece it won’t be as durable for reuse as fabric or plastic. Pair it with metallic balloons to extend the sparkle across the room.

For a bold focal point, the 34‑inch Gold Number 6 Balloon brings photo‑ready shimmer; during our review its metallic finish looked fantastic behind the dessert table and in group shots. It includes a small inflation straw so no pump is needed, and setup is quick; pair it with a matching zero to create a standout 60 for about $7.19 each. Just inflate gently—our experience shows seams can leak or tear if overfilled, and the gold tone varies by seller, so order both numbers from the same source when possible.

When you want the look of glass without the cleanup, these 10-inch crystal-clear Chinet plates dress a table beautifully and hold generous portions. In our testing, the bulk packs were handy for large guest lists and most plates felt sturdy under mains and sides. That said, some packages arrive with cracked pieces, damaged plates can create sharp edges, and there are reports of foreign plastic fragments—inspect carefully before use. Keep a spare sleeve on hand and recycle intact plates after.

Centerpieces that deliver instant sparkle without fuss are a win, and this Star Gleam N Burst does exactly that. In our testing, the shiny foil star sprays added eye-catching height and were easy to color-match, with multiple hues and single or multi-pack options for any table count. Because it's lightweight foil/plastic, pieces can bend during shipping and it's best for indoor use. Our experience shows it's smart to confirm the exact pack quantity on the listing before you click buy.

These metallic gold mercury votives instantly add a warm, sparkling glow to tablescapes, and the extra-thick glass feels sturdier than flimsy holders we’ve used. In our experience, the bulk set is cost-effective for decking out a 60th dinner or multiple cocktail stations. Be aware some buyers report breakage in transit, the color can skew more silver than gold, and they’re not guaranteed dishwasher-safe. We recommend ordering a few extra and handwashing; pair with warm white tea lights for a luxe look.

We love these Meri Meri Gold Fringe Party Cups for elevating a toast without committing to glassware. The decorative gold mylar fringe brings a celebratory shine, and in our testing the 9 oz size handled hot coffee and chilled cocktails comfortably. Do grab extra packs—each set has only eight cups, the disposable paper feels less sturdy for heavy refills, and fringe can crease if handled roughly. They’re great for signature drinks at a 60th, especially at a styled bar cart.

Planning a 60th birthday dinner with a touch of glam? In our testing, these 10.25-inch white plates with a gleaming gold rim instantly elevated the table and felt sturdier than typical disposables thanks to the heavyweight plastic. The bulk pack of 120 is perfect for a full guest list, though keep in mind they're single-use polystyrene (#6 PS) and not accepted by some curbside recycling programs. We also found the decorative rim isn't microwave-safe, so plan reheating on separate, microwave-friendly dishes.

For a 60th where class meets practicality, these TOSSWARE Reserve Classics shine: shatterproof, durable, and commercial-dishwasher safe for quick cleanup. During our review, the 360-degree customization stood out, perfect for adding a name, date, or witty Aged to Perfection wrap. They do cost more than basic disposables, and our experience shows citrus or oily cocktails can haze the surface if not washed promptly. If you're customizing, check stock and lead times early to ensure your preferred style arrives before the party.

These Amscan Sparkling Celebration beverage napkins add a perfect 60th touch—during our review we liked the bold silver “60” with gold‑silver accents, and they coordinate neatly with the matching Sparkling Celebration tableware. About 5 inches folded, they're great for cocktails and cake bites, and at $1.99 per pack they’re an easy way to extend the theme at the bar. Plan ahead: only 16 come per pack, the size can be too small for messier desserts, and availability can be limited, so our experience shows it’s wise to buy early.

For a memorable toast at a 60th, we love this Aged to Perfection whiskey glass personalized with the birth year and a message; it feels truly tailored. During our review, the 14-oz capacity delivered a generous pour and it arrived gift-ready in its own box, which simplifies party prep. Note it's hand-wash only and occasional tiny bubbles or markings are normal with glassmaking. It's sold individually rather than as a set, so order multiples if you're outfitting a bar cart for guests.

These 2-inch Avery round labels are our go-to for elevating favors and gift bags with a metallic gold pop. In our testing, the Easy Peel with Pop-up Edge made labeling quick, and the Avery Design & Print templates kept custom designs consistent across an inkjet run. Note they're inkjet-only and the foil finish isn't microwave-safe on food containers. The permanent adhesive sticks well, but our experience shows it may not remove cleanly from delicate paper or certain surfaces.

If you want invitations that feel tailored to a Golden Jubilee, this 25-count set keeps the look on-theme and the logistics simple. During our review, we liked that Brookhollow offers customer support plus optional addressing and mailing services to save time. The tradeoff is cost (about a dollar per card), and the product page currently lacks customer reviews, so you're buying on brand reputation. Also note that standard ground shipping isn't available to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico based on their policy.

Photo favors are a hit at milestone parties, and the Canon IVY 2 makes it easy with a tiny, go-anywhere body and quick Bluetooth pairing. During our review, we loved the zero-ink ZINK paper (no cartridges to fuss with) and the app's simple tools for borders and stickers. Prints are limited to a small format, and replacement ZINK sheets add up over time. We also found occasional color and skin-tone shifts, so choose brighter shots for the most pleasing results.

Photo ops pop when you bring this Big Dot of Happiness kit—20 pre-printed props with a no-mess glitter look that sparkles on camera. In our testing, the heavy cardstock felt sturdy enough for multiple rounds, and we liked that it’s made in the USA. You will need to assemble the dowels with adhesive stickers ahead of time, and cardstock can bend with rough handling; small parts aren’t kid-friendly. Pre-build a set before guests arrive and keep backups at the booth.

Want instant sparkle for milestone photos? A Shimmer Wall Backdrop throws off a high-impact, reflective wave that turns any corner into a glam photo spot. We found most kits include spare sequins and basic hardware, but assembly takes time and the connectors or zip ties can be fiddly; some panels arrive with small cosmetic scratches. Build it the day before your 60th, angle lights toward it, and minor imperfections all but disappear once guests and balloons fill the frame.

As a sweet touch for the guest-of-honor table or favors, the Lindt Lindor Favorites Gift Box brings that signature melt-in-your-mouth truffle texture. During our review, the milk, dark, and white assortment pleased a wide range of palates, and the packaging looks gift-ready. Just factor in the higher price versus smaller boxes, common allergens like milk and soy, and the possibility of melting or dented packaging in warm-weather shipping. Our tip: store in a cool spot and set out near dessert time.

A multi-tasking star for dessert tables, the Anchor Hocking Presence set flips between cake dome, punch bowl, platter, or chip-and-dip. In our testing, the thick clear glass looked elegant and resisted odors, making it ideal for showcasing a 60th birthday cake or a fruit trifle. The trade-off is heft—it’s heavy—and some users report handle or packaging damage; handwashing is also recommended. Our experience shows careful handling and storage keep it pristine, and its versatility reduces the number of serving pieces you need.

Sometimes the simplest touch finishes a cake, and this 3-inch Wilton number candle does just that for a 60th. We found the sprinkles-style pattern pops in photos and fits most cakes and cupcakes without overwhelming the design. It is a single candle, so you'll need two digits for 60, and like most wax candles it can drip or leave a tiny bit of ash. Handle the base gently; our experience shows the bottom tab can snap if bent before use.

Nothing says Golden Jubilee like real gold accents, and this genuine 23.5k gold leaf delivers that luxe shimmer. In our testing, the sheets arrived well-presented from the U.S., and the authenticity is reassuring for fine crafts, or for culinary applications when the product is explicitly specified as edible. Be aware each 80mm sheet is tiny, so larger projects require multiple packs, and the ultra-thin leaf tears easily without the right tools. Compared with imitation leaf, the price is notably higher.

If your 60th bash needs room-filling sound, the JBL Partybox Encore Essential hits with punchy bass and a fun RGB light show. During our review, one unit easily covered a medium living room, and you can pair a second via True Wireless Stereo for wider coverage. The trade-offs: about six hours of battery life, a bulky carry, and AC-only charging, so plan near an outlet. We found it shines for indoor evenings or patio parties where power is close.

If you want a conversation starter for a 60th, we found the Table Topics Celebrate Edition to be a perfect icebreaker, with a compact 3" x 3" travel size that slips into a clutch. At around $9, it’s an effortless add‑on gift or favor for each place setting, and the celebration‑themed prompts keep things light and party‑friendly across generations. Just note there are only 40 cards, the clear plastic slipcase can feel flimsy over time, and in our testing it worked best for quick rounds rather than long gameplay.