Party Planning

Different Party Ideas:

Depending Upon The Number Of People:

During festivals, whether you are planning a family get-together or a small get-together with friends and their families or a buffet party or a sit-down dinner party or a bash for more than 30 people, check out these guidelines to plan as well as enjoy your successful festive party.

1. Get-Together For 5-10 people:
Who You May Invite: Family, Relatives, Friends;
Cook: The cuisine you'd like to experiment with. Keep in mind if your guests maybe vegan or vegetarian or diabetic or allergic to any particular food. You can try:
i. West Asian: Muhammara - a red pepper dip, served cold with fresh veggies, or a Sambousek - a meat pie; chicken shawarma, pita bread, salads; dates stuffed with almonds for dessert;
ii. South-West Asia: Sesame toast with a topping or corn fritters for starters; pumpkin-coconut soup; Thai yellow, green or red curry, or cashew chicken or corn and cashewnut curry on a bed of rice for the main course; fried honey noodles with icecreams for dessert.
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Set The Table: Try new crockery and cutlery; and see how these optimise the setting. You could try laying food out on a counter, so that guests serve themselves and are then seated at the table. Try your hand at incorporating a few elements of the cuisine's country of origin. So perfume the dining room with lemon-grass essential oil and twirl an orchid around your napkin rings, for a hint of south-east Asia. For West Asian appeal, use the characteristic red-and-black colored throw, or a sheer fabric with sequins at the edges as a tablecloth.
Your Role: Make sure that everything is in order (making it all seem effortless) even though you are entertaining close friends. So make all preparations beforehand, so that you are satisfied with the final result.
Party For:
i. You could throw such a party for your Father on Father's Day;
ii. This could also be a Mother's Day Party;

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