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How to host a holiday party for family and friends

by Silindokuhle Booi
Picture: Pexels

The holiday season that we have been waiting for is finally here. This means we are likely to see most of our loved ones as they will make their way home for Christmas.

While there will be a lot of catching up and throwback sessions between our families and friends, you might want to make the environment more alive and vibrant.

Hosting a party for this occasion can be a way to make new memories.

Here are ways to host a great party so that you can connect with your loved ones.

Plan ahead: According to The Spruce – a website with experts that offers home and garden advice – to host a holiday party, one must be prepared. Therefore, you should set a date, time, decide on a location that will be convenient for everyone and send out invitations on time.

Create a festive atmosphere: Many people believe in taking pictures and videos so that they remember the great times they created with their loved ones. The Spruce says that you should decorate your home and set up a holiday playlist with songs that everyone loves to add to the festive atmosphere.

Have plenty of food and drinks: According to The Spruce, a party is not a party if people are going to starve. Planning a menu that will please everyone can help.

Get everyone involved: When you are host, it is always good to involve people by asking them to help out. The above-mentioned source says that you can also encourage people to bring other dishes.

Also see: How to cope with toxic family members during the holidays

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