Hosting a party doesn’t have to be stressful. You can throw a smashing party or even a small social gathering that you’ll enjoy just as much as your guests. Make a list of what you really need to do — but be smart about it and pre-make or pre-decorate.
So, when party time rolls around — just set-up and celebrate. Let’s brush up on our best entertaining tips and tricks before your next party.
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Here’s a five epic hacks to try this weekend:
1. Inflatable pool = Drinks cooler
An inflatable baby pool is just the right size to keep a variety of juice boxes and sodas iced down and handy so your littlest guests can help themselves.
2. Muffin or cupcake tray = Portable drink server
Use your muffin tins to hold various condiments at any party. Throw in guacamole, sauce, or any other condiment into one of the muffin tin spots. Make sure to use cupcake cups to hold your condiments for easy cleanup. Whether you’re serving juicy burgers or snacks, these easy holders will provide an array of options to top off your dinner. Another brilliant option is to use the muffin tray as a cup or glass holder to serve your guests.
3. Frozen fruit = Drink cooler
Keep your wine chilled with frozen fruit. The wine will not be watered down and you can use anything, from grapes to berries and citrus fruits.
4. Fitted sheet = Tablecloth
Gone are the days of watching your flimsy, plastic tablecloth blow away in the wind. A fitted sheet will stretch over a table with ease, depending on the size. Plus, you can toss it in the washing machine and use it over and over again.
5. Sand Buckets = Snack servers
Skip the breakable bowls and platters, and serve snacks in colourful, inexpensive pails that kids will love. You can even send them home with your tiny guests after the party for easy clean-up.
These party hacks and tricks are easy, fun shortcuts meant to make sure your party is the best one yet. Don’t forget to use these top tips and throw a smashing party without any fuss.
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