How to host a house party
0The main ingredient to hosting a successful house party is three simple words: Planning Planning Planning! No seriously, a party can succeed or fail before even the first guest arrives.
- While formal paper invitations are great. So are e-services like evite.com or google calendar.
- A great way to keep track of if the people at the party were invited or if they were able to sneak in is with neon paper wrist bands. You know, the type you have to cut them to get them off. Like these:
- If you don’t want to have to worry about lots of garbage use cups or plates that people will want to hold on to, and not just throw away. Some good examples are Glowing cups, Glow knives and forks, or even themed paper plates that people will want to keep on using.
Third, clean your place and remove anything that is a) valuable, b) breakable, or c) you’d be upset if it was broken; you never know when crazy Dave will accidentally topple over a vase etc. Also have plenty of garbage receptacles around the house, so your guests can help clean up during the event by throwing away garbage instead of leaving it around.
Fourth, organize music or entertainment. I’ve been to some pretty cool parties that have had DJ’s, a local band playing, or even Poi / glow stick twirlers. People come to socialize, but they also want to have something neat going on the side.
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