The One Error To Steer Clear Of When Throwing A Holiday Party
Experts in throwing parties reveal their best advice for reducing tension and truly relishing the holidays
Compared to other events, holiday parties can feel like they have bigger stakes.
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Compared to other events, holiday parties can feel like they have bigger stakes.
"It's the time of year to bake confections, hang holiday lights, go present shopping, and create joyous memories. For this reason, a lot of people enjoy hosting Christmas parties to commemorate this joyous season. Yet there is a lot of strain that goes along with these events.
Holiday party planning can be more demanding and risky than other types of gatherings for a number of reasons, EventsNoire's chief events officer Shameka Jennings said to HuffPost. "There is pressure to meet or beyond the expectations imposed by holiday customs and expectations, which include particulars like the décor, food, and beverages, as well as the ambiance. Furthermore, people attach a great deal of sentimentality to holidays and want everything to be flawless because these get-togethers are seen as unique times with friends and family.
