Depending on the amount of space your party area has as well as the occasion, the guest list may need to be limited. If the party is for a birthday or promotion occasion, too many guests may make the guest of honor feel crowded. Another reason for limiting the number of people is for budget reasons. A good hostess loves to treat her guests well, but if it is cost prohibitive to do so, it's best to pare down the list.
Planning the Food and Drink MenuOnce you know the number of guests that will be attending your party, it is easier to make the food and drink menu as well as the shopping list. If you are serving bite-sized appetizers, you should plan on 4-6 per person per hour. As for drinks, the average guest will drink two Alcoholic Beverages during their first hour at the party.
To save money on your food and drink offerings, it is common for hostesses to put out buffet-style appetizers such as a cheese tray, vegetables and dip, or a hot dip with crackers or chips. Many hostesses also make pitchers of a house drink in advance in order to cut down on custom drink requests and waste.
If the party will be a smaller affair at your home, it would be best to decide on a playlist and use your computer or a stereo system to broadcast the music. If the event will be large and held at a civic center or other big location, a DJ would save you time and would be able to broadcast music over a larger area more effectively.
Now that the guest list, the menu, and the music have been taken care of, you will be free to enjoy your event and your guests without worrying that you may have forgotten an important detail.
If one is planning a formal dinner party with out the help of a party planner, one should find publications of etiquette and party planning. This type of publication is the best source for ideas and checklists.
The nouns in the sentence are party and challenge. The word planning is a gerund, a verbal noun.
Are you planning to host a Magic: The Gathering party soon?
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The best party planning apps for iPhone are Hay Day, Pro Party Planner, iParty, and Evite.
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No, I do not plan to host a party on the bridge.
The Florida State University does not currently offer a Party Planning degree. Most party planners do not have a specific degree in this.
The past progressive tense of "plan" is "was planning" or "were planning," depending on the subject. For example, "She was planning the party" or "They were planning their trip."
"Will you be going to the next MTG party?"
You cna find party planning tips on the following website: http://www.celebrations.com/. They have some great ideas.
Eye on the Bay - 2005 Party Planning was released on: USA: 22 May 2012