Let’s party,
It’s party time,
Plinky prompt of the day is the ideal number of guests for a party.
But what goes into making a party a success?
3-4 weeks prior to the event
• Decide the day and date
• Create a guest list
• Create a budget.
• Pick a venue and book it.
• Decide a theme.
• Make a supply list
• Decide on the cake design if needed.
Two weeks before the party
• Mail in the invitation
• Plan the menu
• Make a general grocery list.
• Take an inventory of the serving dishes and check if you need to beg, borrow or steal.
• Call up the people from whom you need to borrow fix a date of pick up.
• Check your supply of camera, film
• Order your cake if you’re not baking it.
Week prior to the party
• Confirm venue
• Select party music
• Shop grocery
• Confirm head count—call in the RSVP’S
• Pick up event prizes
• Clean house
Two days prior to the event:
• Shift and label goody bags and prizes.
• Charge your camcorder
• Purchase last minute requirements
• Purchase perishables
• Pick up things to be borrowed.
• Make room in the fridge for the cooked food.
• Tidy the general areas of the house.
• Clean up the area used for party.
The day before:
• Bake and decorate the cake if you are doing it yourself
• Confirm cake order if ordering it.
• Get games and activities in order.
• Prepare food that that can be prepared ahead,
• Clean cooler if using one.
The big day
• Keep enough time for your dressing
• Pick up ice decorate
• Prepare remaining food
• Last minute tidy up.
A day or two afterwards
• Develop films
• Write thank you notes enclose pictures.
If organizing a party is so tedious then don’t you think the guest list is important?
So how many does it takes to make an ideal party?
Even before I made this list I should have figured what is meant by a party?
Party incidentally has its origin in 1250-1300 AD English and is inspired by the French noun parti.
If we consider party as a noun then
It’s a social gathering of invited friends and guess for conversation, refreshments and entertainment. The ideal number of guests here would be enough to have a comfortable conversation, which is all your guests, must be comfortable with each other; the cost of food and venue should be within your budget.
If it is a gathering of people for a special task say a hunt party—again the ideal number would be just enough for everyone to relax in each other’s company and carry on the purpose of the party. If it is a formal then all associated with that task, or all associated with the company would definitely be there.
If it is a squad, or detachment or detail of a troop—like a search party then more the merrier.
If my party was an adjective then
It takes only to be party to a secret. For here party is something shared or pertaining to.
If is something pertaining to a party like a leader then god forbid we have more than one, if is something like a party dress then well…
If my party is a verb then
It’s to participate in a series of parties; I guess the guest list here is bringing your own guest.
But what likes the best is verb—to enjoy oneself thoroughly without restrain hey then it’s more the merrier.
It’s party time,
Plinky prompt of the day is the ideal number of guests for a party.
But what goes into making a party a success?
3-4 weeks prior to the event
• Decide the day and date
• Create a guest list
• Create a budget.
• Pick a venue and book it.
• Decide a theme.
• Make a supply list
• Decide on the cake design if needed.
Two weeks before the party
• Mail in the invitation
• Plan the menu
• Make a general grocery list.
• Take an inventory of the serving dishes and check if you need to beg, borrow or steal.
• Call up the people from whom you need to borrow fix a date of pick up.
• Check your supply of camera, film
• Order your cake if you’re not baking it.
Week prior to the party
• Confirm venue
• Select party music
• Shop grocery
• Confirm head count—call in the RSVP’S
• Pick up event prizes
• Clean house
Two days prior to the event:
• Shift and label goody bags and prizes.
• Charge your camcorder
• Purchase last minute requirements
• Purchase perishables
• Pick up things to be borrowed.
• Make room in the fridge for the cooked food.
• Tidy the general areas of the house.
• Clean up the area used for party.
The day before:
• Bake and decorate the cake if you are doing it yourself
• Confirm cake order if ordering it.
• Get games and activities in order.
• Prepare food that that can be prepared ahead,
• Clean cooler if using one.
The big day
• Keep enough time for your dressing
• Pick up ice decorate
• Prepare remaining food
• Last minute tidy up.
A day or two afterwards
• Develop films
• Write thank you notes enclose pictures.
If organizing a party is so tedious then don’t you think the guest list is important?
So how many does it takes to make an ideal party?
Even before I made this list I should have figured what is meant by a party?
Party incidentally has its origin in 1250-1300 AD English and is inspired by the French noun parti.
If we consider party as a noun then
It’s a social gathering of invited friends and guess for conversation, refreshments and entertainment. The ideal number of guests here would be enough to have a comfortable conversation, which is all your guests, must be comfortable with each other; the cost of food and venue should be within your budget.
If it is a gathering of people for a special task say a hunt party—again the ideal number would be just enough for everyone to relax in each other’s company and carry on the purpose of the party. If it is a formal then all associated with that task, or all associated with the company would definitely be there.
If it is a squad, or detachment or detail of a troop—like a search party then more the merrier.
If my party was an adjective then
It takes only to be party to a secret. For here party is something shared or pertaining to.
If is something pertaining to a party like a leader then god forbid we have more than one, if is something like a party dress then well…
If my party is a verb then
It’s to participate in a series of parties; I guess the guest list here is bringing your own guest.
But what likes the best is verb—to enjoy oneself thoroughly without restrain hey then it’s more the merrier.
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