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One idea is to choose a theme for your party, such as a luau or movie night, and plan activities and decorations around that theme. You can also incorporate interactive games and demonstrations into the event to keep your guests engaged and entertained.
Make a list of all the tasks that need to be completed and a timeline for when they should be done. Utilize online planning tools or create a physical binder to keep track of important information and contacts. Don't be afraid to delegate tasks to other people to help lighten the load.
Consider the interests and preferences of your guests when planning the activities and menu. Make sure there are options for both kids and adults to enjoy. Keep the flow of the party moving by having a schedule and sticking to it, but also allow for some flexibility and spontaneity.
It's best to send out invitations at least 2-3 weeks before the party, so guests have enough time to RSVP and plan accordingly. If your party has a specific theme or requires special attire, it's a good idea to give guests even more notice.
Finger foods like mini sandwiches, fruit skewers, and veggie platters are always a hit and can be made in bulk for a large group. You can also ask guests to bring a dish to share, or plan a potluck-style meal. Another idea is to make a DIY food station, such as a build-your-own taco or sundae bar, which allows guests to customize their own meal.