Every Fun Event Has to Eventually End It’s easy to assume that all guests pick up on social cues and instinctively know the appropriate time to leave a party. There’s a meme about how Midwesterners cue when it’s time for company to leave: somebody slaps their knees and abruptly stands up from their seat while […]

Why You Want to Have Fun at Your Own Party Hosting a party is a generous thing to do. You give your time, resources, and energy to something that ultimately serves other people. You serve up an opportunity for fun! It’s up to each guest whether they actually enjoy something, but the host sets the

It’s Worth the Effort to Be a Good Host As the host of your own party, you are the ringmaster. You are the party CEO. You call the shots on the planning and execution, and it is your responsibility to create the most enjoyable experience for everyone in attendance. No pressure! But while you truly

Timing is Everything How terrible it would be for you to painstakingly plan an awesome party, only to have everybody RSVP ‘not attending’ when you finally get the invites out! Most people living modern lifestyles remain very busy and schedules book up weeks or months in advance. For many people’s social circles, it’s no longer

Why You Want to Watch Your Expenses Throwing parties needs to be affordable in order for it to be sustainable. Anyone can set aside enough money to throw a fabulous and remarkable once-in-a-lifetime bash, but if you want to make partying a regular event, it needs to fit in your disposable income budget. How much

Why You Want to Vet Your Guests People are what give life to a party. Of course, you are the one creating the party by setting the stage and providing the space and opportunity, but a multi-person party isn’t a party without the participants. You can have a party with nothing but some food and