Tips for organizing an amazing party at home

It may seem simple, but having a meeting, reception or party at home requires a lot of planning and organization. And that goes from selecting guests to tidying up the space. Because the holiday season is open (which we love!), we’ve selected some tips that can help you with this mission. Check out!

Choose Your Guests Carefully

No going out calling people without planning everything beforehand, ok? The first step is to analyze how many people your house holds and which group will be chosen, for example. Mixing up guests who don’t know each other and don’t have common interests can be a bit awkward! #tipfriend

Ask everyone to RSVP

It’s not cool to organize a party for 20 people and 50 show up, right? In addition to the space becoming inadequate, there will certainly be a lack of food and drink. And the reverse is also true. When we invite too many people and few actually go, a lot of things are left over and end up being wasted.

Decide on the style of the party

Do you intend to have lunch, dinner or a cocktail? Will there be food too or will only good drinks be served?

set a budget

Before choosing what to serve, think about whether you prefer to cook, order or ask friends to collaborate with delicacies or drinks – and don’t forget to assess how much each option would cost, of course.

Pay attention when putting together the menu

It is also kind to note if any guests are vegetarian or vegan, for example. In these cases, you can prepare a special dish or, if it’s a collaborative party, ask him to bring something he likes!

Prepare your space

Because the pleasure of throwing a party starts long before the event itself! If necessary, move the furniture, decorate, improvise. Let guests know how welcome they are and that you really prepared that space with great care to welcome them. Oh, and if any object is very fragile and a pet, how about keeping it so that no one bumps into it and breaks it? 🇧🇷

think of the playlist

After all, this is a party! To avoid awkward silences and cheer people up, nothing better than a selection of hits that everyone likes!

Keep things within reach of guests

Since they’ll be at your house, they might feel a little embarrassed opening your fridge to get more drinks, for example. So make sure everyone feels comfortable and knows where to find what they’re looking for – including toilet paper!

Explain how to get there

If guests don’t know where you live, don’t skimp on landmarks, maps and messages reminding you of the address. Alerting the distance between the residence and public transport (or a parking lot) can also be useful!

GOOD PARTY! <3