Lastly, take a look at your current apt/house/space layout and don't be scared to move around some furniture. What works best for getting cozy and watching tv might not work when hosting a large guestlist. Remind yourself that having enough seating is crucial. This is also a good time to make sure that there's no "isolated" seating so that people don't feel left out. If someone wants privacy they'll step out.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Hostess with the Mostest (part 1 of 4)
Before planning a party remember this: smell, sound, view, taste, and touch will determine how good of a party you really plan. Setting the mood is KEY to a great party/event so keep all of these senses in mind.
Lighting, cuisine, music, and layout will all play a big role in setting the mood. Remember to keep a central theme and expand on it. If you're serving Indian cuisine decorating with bright colors will really add to the vibe. If you're having a cook-out with your friends classical music (in most cases) is not appropriate.
Lastly, take a look at your current apt/house/space layout and don't be scared to move around some furniture. What works best for getting cozy and watching tv might not work when hosting a large guestlist. Remind yourself that having enough seating is crucial. This is also a good time to make sure that there's no "isolated" seating so that people don't feel left out. If someone wants privacy they'll step out.
Lastly, take a look at your current apt/house/space layout and don't be scared to move around some furniture. What works best for getting cozy and watching tv might not work when hosting a large guestlist. Remind yourself that having enough seating is crucial. This is also a good time to make sure that there's no "isolated" seating so that people don't feel left out. If someone wants privacy they'll step out.
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