If you’re in charge of a big Christmas party, it’s not to early to start planning!
It’s time to start thinking… CHRISTMAS! If you are hosting a party, it’s time to start planning.
Melanie Rossetter, of Twenty & Creek, shared four considerations as we think about large-scale holiday parties.
Book your venue early
Whether you’re booking an event venue, community center, or local church, it’s crucial to book your venue early! December is filled with gatherings and to ensure you get your prime date, you must book early!
Choose your theme/decor
Next up is deciding on a theme for your party. With so many to choose from, it’s helpful to nail down the ambiance you want to create for your guests. A few options to choose from are:
Winter Wonderland
Embrace the season with frosty decor, snowflakes, and icy blues. Add a personalized hot chocolate bar that is not only tasty, but fun for your guests to create themselves!
Masquerade Ball
Add an element of mystery with elegant masks and opulent surroundings.
Retro Holiday Party
Go back in time with vintage decor and music from a specific decade. Bonus if your venue has a fireplace to help create that cozy ambience.
Black-Tie Gala
Opt for sophistication with formal dress, or perhaps add in an award ceremony to celebrate the success from the year.
Curate your menu
Get your catering booked early! Work alongside your caterer to curate a meal that aligns with your theme and guest experience you want to provide.
Did you know most caterers have a specific holiday menu filled with seasonal selections like cranberry, fig and brie, wassail and more?
Book your entertainment
Entertainment is what brings the fun to your holiday party! Whether you’re booking casino tables, a live band, DJ, or putting on a gift exchange… you’ll want to plan for a fun interactive element for your guests.
Twenty & Creek is offering $500 off early bird holiday party events this November and December. Visit twentyandcreek.com and follow them on Instagram @twentyandcreek.
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