This month's party tips, is taken directly from my book; “Party Planning Secrets, The Ultimate Guide To A Successful Party.” Given the economy, it's a perfect way to start the new year. This excerpt is from chapter 6, pages, 34, & 35.
Money – How to Save It and Tips on Getting Discounts - Part 1
Here’s the deal — money isn’t funny, and you won’tbe laughing if you spend more than you have to. Use my
book as a party-planning guide rather than hiring a party planner. Trust yourself. You can throw the PartyCharlie Perfect Party. Here are some general tips:
Consider co-hosting your party with friends or relatives. A joint party takes some coordinating, but sharing in costs can really make it worthwhile.
Consider the number of guests carefully. The enthusiasm of throwing a party coupled with wanting to make sure you have plenty of guests can make for a longer guest list and a greater expenditure than need be.
The length of the party directly correlates with how much money you’ll spend on food, beverages, disposable ware, and any staff/labor you may need. You don’t need to have a party for six or seven hours. A typical party runs about four hours, weddings about five hours.
For the ultimate in Party Tips, read my book; “Party Planning Secrets: The Ultimate Guide To A Successful Party.” Go to: http://www.atlasbooks.com/
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