Ideas for Venue Venue assumes a significant part concerning arranging as you have to consider components, in the same way as the number of visitors, budget and so forth. A percentage of the gathering venues are: Patio: You can have the New Year Eve party on the porch of your home. A venue like this is both finance-friendly and helpful as far as the aggregate course of action needed. With a little assistance from your close and dear ones and a touch of arranging, you can arrange a grand party. Hall: Booking a hall for the New Year eve party is not an exceptional thing to do. This includes a little cost furthermore suits an expansive number of invitees at once. With a percentage of the gathering lobbies, the enrichments are dealt with by the administration, which reduces a ton of additional work. Bowling Alley: You and your friends and family can notch to a portion of the best tracks and delight in extraordinary sustenance alongside great other party goers. These places are in-expensive, and already decorated for the party. Sprucing up is a fun amusement, and the players are given different stuffs, with which they can dress and improve...Read More

New Year’s Eve is always a best day to enjoy in life as we have a finished a year living and stepping towards to the next New Year with lots of hopes and thoughts. In respect to it, here are the best New Year’s Eve House Party Ideas which can help you to organize a small house party with your family and friends. To get you started with your planning, here are some New Year’s theme party ideas: Game Night: This is a great example of how to adapt New Year’s Eve party themes to fit your get together. Keep things casual by inviting guests to come dressed in comfy clothes and to bring their favorite board games. If you want to throw a formal event, however, take your game night theme up a notch with a fancy casino party. Ask guests to dress up a bit and play poker, blackjack, or other card games. Movie Night: If you need options for New Year’s theme parties for both kids and adults, this is a wonderful choice. Depending on how much space you have, you can set up one marathon of movies for the adults and another for the kids. Make...Read More

Every year my husband and I throw a dinner party on the official first day of winter. There are so many fun things involved in throwing a holiday party. We are both entertainers at heart and get quite a kick out of working together to plan this annual event. Some friends even start texting us around Halloween to ask if we have a menu put together yet. One of our favorite parts of planning this event is that we purposely invite a variety of our friends and family. We take the time to invite couples that are not likely running in the same social or work circles. We pride ourselves on being individuals and love match making with friends. Of course our closest friends are always invited but we like to swap out the acquaintances just to keep up with folks we don’t see very often. Because we live in northern Indiana it’s not always easy to host an event in the winter. But, most are willing to brave the cold to come out year after year to our home in “the middle of nowhere” (as my oldest son says) to enjoy friendship, fun, and of course food. Not only...Read More

It won’t be long now and we will be ringing in the new year. 2013 isn’t gone just yet and while we certainly don’t want to wish the days away, New Years Eve parties are always something to look forward to. Deciding what to wear, finding a date, or just enjoying the time with your spouse, and getting all dolled up are all part of the fun of this time honored party night tradition. Whether you always go to a certain party or want to plan your own party New Year’s Eve celebrations are important to many people along with the traditions that go with them. Did you know that the first new years celebration is believed to date back to the times of Julius Caesar? He marked January 1st as the first day of the New Year as it was the first day of the month Janus which is named after the Greek god of new beginnings. In my family we always cooked cabbage on New Year’s Day. Cabbage is supposed to represent good fortune and prosperity. If you’ve decided to throw the New Year’s Eve party this year, American Stationery can help you. We can provide you with planning tips...Read More

You are planning the annual Halloween party this year and looking for something new to impress your guests. Whether you are looking for a scary snack, a delicious drink or goulish games, we have scoured the web to find the best out there. Here are our favorite ideas for creating a spooktacular party. Theme Ideas for a Memorable Halloween Party Whether or not you consider yourself a creative person, you can throw a memorable Halloween bash without too much fuss. Choosing a theme is one way to make your party unique, and your guests will appreciate not having to think too much about their costumes. Themed parties can also streamline decisions on what to serve for food and drinks, if you include those in the theme. Always send invitations, even if you don’t go with a theme. People tend to attend parties that have a formal invitation because they know the host has taken the extra time and effort to send them something personal. No matter what method you choose, remember to send out invitations at least a week before Halloween. It’s always a good idea to send an email reminder a few days before the party as well. Be...Read More

Summer is coming to an end, and we’re putting the swimsuits in the back of our closets and digging out our second most favorite attire: Football jerseys! Time to dust off the old team sweatshirts, party beads, face tattoos, cheerleader outfits, and costumes. While some of us prefer to watch the games in the cool shelter of a bar with a hi-def TV, there’s nothing quite like a tailgate party. It’s considered the ultimate outdoor party, and for some sports fans, is what they look forward to all year long. Yet, what began as a budget-friendly alternative to expensive concession stand food and drinks has itself turned into a wallet-draining activity that one person could easily spend thousands of dollars on annually. Plaid Michigan Flat Cards (4_124) Set includes 20 cards and 20 plain White envelopes Size: 7″ x 5″ 80# White card stock Georgia Tech Santa Holiday Photocards (1_3437) Set includes 20 cards and 20 plain White envelopes Size: 8 3/4″ x 5 3/4″ North Carolina Chat Holiday Photocards (1_3502) Set includes 20 cards and 20 plain White envelopes Crushed because you can’t make it down to the big game this year? Tailgating doesn’t only have to happen in the stadium...Read More

With school back in full swing for most of us and soccer practice starting any day now, we can’t help but, realize autumn is on its way! Autumn or fall whichever you choose to call it is a favorite season for many. While it is always sad to say farewell to summertime, the new boots and sweaters popping up in your favorite department store are easily urging you to welcome the next season.  The evenings get cooler, the air a bit sweeter and who doesn’t go crazy for the beauty of changing leaves? When the seasons begin to change it is always a time to celebrate. The official first day of Autumn is September 22nd this year. There are many different ways to celebrate, a common way to do so is the harvest party. For most of us this will be one of the last times you can have an outdoor party. So if you have a big yard and or live in the country, this is a great time to have your last hurrah in the outdoors this year. Worried it will get cold as the night goes on? Have a fire. Whether in a small pit or a...Read More

A cook out is a great way to get friends and family together and spend some time in the outdoors. Gathering around food and games is an easy way to catch up with old friends and learn more about new ones. In the summer and fall months it seems like everyone is having a cook out. Why not add your family to the list of hosts this year? Hosting a cook out or barbecue can sound like a daunting task. Immediately your mind starts sorting through all those things that will have to be done before hand. But we have compiled a nice list to get you through. Once you have read through it, you’ll find it sounds like a lot of fun to plan it. Just wait till the big day is here! First thing is that you will want to compile a guest list. Is this friends only? Adults only? Family only? Would you like to combine it with another special event such as the summer solstice, the fourth of July, or a Birthday? Sometimes it’s fun to combine two events together. Other times, it’s more enjoyable to have a party just because. Be sure to write it...Read More

Lately folks seem to find almost any excuse to have a party. For some couples a traditional baby shower isn’t enough party. One of the most popular new party ideas for the expecting couple is that of the gender reveal party. This fun idea is great for the couple who wants to have a great time gearing up for parenthood. This is also a great choice for the family who is adding a second child after a long wait. The older child can take part and feel included in this fun and exciting event. You may be wondering of who all you should invite to this party. We would recommend just your closest family and friends and to keep it relatively low-key. That is of course if this party is to be separate from any other type of “shower” party that may be thrown for you. However, if the person throwing your shower would like to mend them together, and that works for you by all means go ahead. We must stress that if this does not coincide with a more traditional “baby shower” type of party that you make it clear when inviting guests that gifts are not requested....Read More

Once you’ve worked out most of the items above you should start planning how you will spread the word to your guests about the upcoming reunion you have been hard at work organizing. Be sure you share your enthusiasm and communicate how much fun and energy you’ve but in to ensuring the success of the reunion….all you need is their participation for everything to be perfect! Don’t worry! Anyone who has ever planned a party will appreciate how much time and effort it took to successfully bring the family together. Have fun selecting your invitations, there are a lot to choose from in all types of themes and colors. Be sure you keep your wording clean and simple, and ask for an rsvp in the form of a phone call or text message so that you can manage the amount of family that will be attending. Try to send your invitations out as early as possible, 3 or 4 weeks ahead of time, so that everyone will have plenty of notice, and no one will miss out. You should even consider sending a Save the Date early in your planning process that states details to follow, so that everyone has...Read More