When it comes to planning a party, there are a lot of details to consider to ensure that it is a success. From determining the guest list and venue to organizing the menu and entertainment, there are many factors that can make or break a party. Here are some things to keep in mind as you plan your next celebration:

1. Set a budget: Determine how much you are willing and able to spend on your party. This will help you make decisions about the venue, food, and other expenses.
2. Choose a theme: A theme can help set the tone for your party and make it more memorable. Consider your guests and what they would enjoy when selecting a theme.
3. Select a venue: The location of your party will depend on the size of your guest list and the theme of the event. Consider factors such as parking, accessibility, and the type of atmosphere you want to create.
4. Invite guests: Determine who you want to invite to your party and send out invitations well in advance. This will give your guests plenty of time to RSVP and make any necessary arrangements.
5. Plan the menu: Think about what type of food and drinks you want to serve at your party. Consider any dietary restrictions or allergies that your guests may have.
6. Select entertainment: Consider what type of entertainment your guests would enjoy, whether it be music, games, or other activities.
7. Consider decorations: Decorations can help set the mood and add to the overall ambiance of your party. Think about what type of decorations would be appropriate for your theme and venue.
8. Plan for transportation: If your party is at a location that is not easily accessible by public transportation, consider providing transportation for your guests or offering to cover the cost of a ride-sharing service.

By considering these factors when planning your party, you can ensure that it is a success and that your guests have a great time.

Here is a question that I want you to keep in mind if you are hosting any party this year.

This will be the best hosting tip I can give you.

I want you to think about…

WHY is it important to celebrate? Especially for children.

Here are some important facts.

Celebrating children can have a number of positive impacts on them.

It can boost their self-esteem and self-confidence, as well as encourage them to continue putting in effort and striving for success.

It can also strengthen the bond between the child and the person celebrating them, which can be especially important for children who may not receive as much positive attention or validation in other areas of their lives.

Celebrating children can also help to foster a sense of accomplishment and pride in their achievements, which can motivate them to set and work towards future goals. In general, celebrating children can be an important way to support their emotional and social development and to help them feel valued and appreciated.

So this year think twice, before planning a party.

Make sure you take the opportunity to create value and insert traditions so these memories can be passed through generations.

In my opinion, being a good party host is not just about the decorations and food, or how much money you are spending on this party, it’s more about how well can you spend this money to create wonderful memories.

So no more blogging about just party DIY and food.

Let’s create a better party strategy together!

     Out with the old and in with the new! It took me a whole year to revamp this blog. I spent most of 2022 looking back on old posts and realizing that my message was not clear, and focused too much on following the structures of other blogs. Such as sharing DIY party supplies, amazon links, and recipes instead of explaining my strategies. 

     I started this blog because I wanted to share more than ten years of experience in putting together unforgettable parties. It is my goal to help you create moments that will live in your memory for many years to come. All while acknowledging that not everyone has an unlimited budget. 

     In order to plan and execute a party like no other, the most important thing to consider is the milestone you want to celebrate. In the many parties that I have helped plan and design, I learned that the smallest touches often have the most significant meaning. Once, a client of mine was getting married and had no father to walk her down the aisle.  We tucked a medallion with a photo of him into the bride’s bouquet to keep a piece of her father there at the wedding itself.

     Sometimes things don’t go the way we plan them and problems arise unexpectedly.  As long as we are surrounded by the ones we love these minor troubles become nothing more than funny stories to tell later on. That is because when we celebrate anything, the celebration itself becomes a series of memories that last a lifetime.

PS: I’ll still share occasional DIY decorations and recipes in between my main posts. Contact me with any questions you may have and I will gladly share any tips I’ve accumulated over these years.

so much done, so much accomplished I can’t complain, it has been a good year

I survived Covid

I survived my difficult no money-making year

I survived motherhood after 40

but more important than ever, I impacted moms

I helped them to create memories with their families.

So much to be grateful, so much to be positive. on the last day of the year, a very hard day for me to keep myself positive I wish you all a Happy New Year. I would like to ask you to think about life this year, make goals and celebrate every victory, every holiday every chance you have to build memories.

As I said before, were are collections of the memories we have stored in our minds. What kind of memories do you want your children to have? what kind of memories do you want your children to share with their children?

Life is short. time is precious, live and celebrate! be careful and be kind.

What can I say… Celebrate! The best Christmas wish I can have is seeing you enjoy your family and celebrate.

Bring your traditions, bring your family values to the table, and enjoy one another.

What if you knew that could be the last one you spend with your family? would you do it differently?

If you have the chance to say goodby to someone that passed unexpected and revert time and spend one more night with that person. What would you do differently?

This is part of my mission, show you that building memories now is important. Fearing the virus and not enjoying your family is it worth living? You absolutely should be careful but don’t regret the chance you have to celebrate.

Christmas could never be merry without family!

Have faith! believe…