New way to serve champagne- A Champagne Skirt

I found this really cool party idea that I had to share.This is what they call a champagne “skirt”—an aluminum frame that can hold as many as 100 champagne glasses. When I found this I was blown away by how creative this new way of serving champagne could make your party a "WoW" factor.The skirt comes covered in gold or silver satin and is about 36 inches tall and 55 inches wide. Rental pricing is $1,200 to $1,500 for Orlando events, and that includes the model fee.

For more information on this fabulous product please read http://www.bizbash.com/a_cool_new_way_to_serve_champagne/orlando/story/21165

Enjoy!

Trish

Goodie Bags Aren’t Just for Children Parties

When planning an event people usually only give party favors at children’s birthday parties or weddings. Why is that? Who says giving your guest a small token of appreciation is for kids? As the host or hostess of an event, you should always let your guest know that you appreciate them attending your event but also leave them with good feelings. What better way to do that then personalized party favors? A personalized party favor could be a t-shirt with something symbolic to your event, something that will make the guest remember the good time they had.

Another good party favor could be a decorated picture frame or mug. You do not have to spend a fortune on these gifts, they can be home made, which is even better because it shows you took the time to really make your guest feel appreciated. Whatever unique idea you may have for a party favor, make sure that it is unisex and can be appreciated by your guest. Even if they never use it, you don’t want your male guest to be stuck with a feminine item and vice versa.

Happy Planning!

Stephanie -PDE

What can make YOUR party, THE party

So, here's the scenario. You wake up after a night of fun out at a friend's party, and you're laying in bed reminiscing about how amazing the previous night was. What do you first think of?The food and drinks? The music? The venue? Or was it just everything in one that you couldn't even pick?

There's so much that goes into planning a party that most people don't know. Of course there's the food, drinks, and music but what about the presentation of everything? The food can't be one side of the room, and the table all the way on the other. The DJ can't be where the tables are and the dance floor be no where close. The atmosphere of the party really gets things started. It sets the mood of how people first react when they come in, and for how the rest of the night goes. The people that come to the party is also a crucial factor of how the event turns out. No one wants boring,quiet, and shy guest but no one also wants loud, obnoxious guest. The ideal guest would be fun, easy going,and pleasant. The music has to fit the feel of the room as well. You wouldn't be playing loud, headbanger songs if you're having a nice retirement cocktail party right? Right. The music you would be playing would be soothing to the ears.

Party planners everywhere, whether it's your first or hundredth party that you're planning know(or at least should know), that even the smallest detail could make the biggest impact on how the party turns out. I hope that this may have helped someone.


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Happy Planning!