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An '80s party can't work without the proper music. Cassette tapes, record player and vinyl records can only be found in specialty shops and collectible stores. To do things right, you must move into the future so you can transport your party ... more »

How to Pick Music for Game Night

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Every party works better with music, but game night requires a delicate touch when picking the tunes. You want to promote a light atmosphere and a fun environment without overwhelming the task at hand. When you pick music for game night, make ... more »

How to Pick Prizes for Game Night

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A little healthy competition makes games more enjoyable, and you can enhance the fun of game night if you provide prizes for the winners. A little pre-planning can help you pick prizes that fit the mood of the evening and make your players feel ... more »

How to Plan a Bring Your Own Meat Party

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Create warm weather fun by hosting a grilling party in your backyard or local park. Reduce party planning costs by asking each guest to bring their own meat to grill. Throw a Bring Your Own Meat Party to simplify your party planning and get your ... more »

How to Plan a Cozy Winter Saturday Night Party

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Having a party in the winter can be just as fun as summer parties because when it’s cold, the focus tends to be on a small, intimate gatherings rather than a backyard full of people. Winter is when people are looking for things to do and good ... more »

How to Plan a Get Together

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Plan a get together and ensure that friends and family have a wonderful time. Rely on these tried and true tips to turn a dull evening into a fun and lively experience. Plan a get together at a moment's notice with these key steps... more »

How to plan a Graduation Open House!

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Well, it's that time of year again where all the high school seniors take their final walk in high school. This means Open House time! This article will show you how to plan a open house!.. more »

How to plan a graduation party!

By Ken M.

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After 12 years of school (or more if you stayed back/in pre-k), your excited that you have finally graduated to the real world! You Feel like you want to celebrate, but you don't know where to begin... more »

How to Plan a Guys Night for Your Guy

By AlyWright

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Sometimes your guy just needs to spend some time with the fellas. It doesn't mean that he doesn't enjoy being with you every waking hour of the day; it just means he needs a night every now and then to be a guy around other guys doing "guy" ... more »

How to Plan a Hair and Nails Party

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After dealing with work stress, family stress and overall life stress, it's nice to take the time out to pamper yourselves every now and then. By gathering a bunch of your girlfriends for a hair-and-nails party, you can relieve the ongoing ... more »

How to Plan a Menu for a Family Reunion

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Hosting a family reunion is one of the best ways to get everyone back together again to see one another, share stories, meet new family members and just stay close. Each year, millions of Americans attend some form of a family reunion. However, ... more »

How to Plan a Menu for a Garden Party

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A garden party is most a very sophisticated picnic/cookout held in a park or garden. Garden parties today are more often being held in private locations like homes (your own backyard) or at by-invitation-only events at community centers or ... more »

How to Plan a Menu for a Magic Show

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While a magic show is great entertainment, dinner and a magic show provides more entertainment, as well as a touch of class. Dinner theater has a history of association with magic, plus the intimate atmosphere encourages up-close magic, such as ... more »

How to Plan a Menu for a Retirement Party

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While some may think of retirement as the end of a journey and the beginning of the twilight years, others think of it as the start of a new era of life that is to be celebrated to the fullest. No matter what your view of retirement is, it is ... more »

How to Plan a Military Black Tie Event

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The Marine Corp "birthday season" involves a Uniform Ceremony, a cutting of the cake and a series of formal balls during the month of November. This is just one example of a military black tie event. These celebrations are truly not much ... more »

How to Plan a Night in Stringfellows

By Lauren Ezekiel, eHow UK

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For London’s hottest strip club, you now have two venue choices the classic Covent Garden club and the Wardour the latest Celeb hangout making Stringfellows the only place to go... more »

How to Plan a Non-Traditional Graduation Party

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It's graduation time, and you're just itching to throw a party for your off-to-college teen. It's a great idea! And you don't need to blow your budget or create havoc with your schedule to pull off an extraordinary event. Instead, make the ... more »

How to Plan A Party On A Budget

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A lot of people really want to throw a party, but can't because it costs too much money to feed and entertain everyone. Here is how you can plan an amazing party- on a budget!.. more »

How to plan a poker night

By Karen Cotton

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What better way to perfect your bluff than hosting a poker night party at your home?.. more »

How to Plan a Scarecrow Making Party

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Scarecrows have come a long way since the iconic flannel shirt and overalls draped across a frame standing in the middle of a corn field. At the end of summer, scarecrows start popping up everywhere from schools to craft stores to front porches. ... more »

How to Plan a School Volunteer Luncheon

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Many schools decide to plan a school volunteer luncheon towards the end of the semester, when all of the academic goals have been met and the kids are ready to begin their summer vacations. A volunteer luncheon does require careful planning in ... more »

How to Plan a Slumber Party

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The land of parties, the slumber party is king. Planning your party is the key to success. It can be a bit overwhelming, lots of kids spending the night, all with different likes and dislikes. Here's some quick tips to make your party the best!.. more »

How to Plan a Weekend at the Lampeter Women In Tune (WIT) Festival

By Safreena Rajan, eHow UK

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Women, song and everything divinely female mark the annual celebration of the WIT or Women in Tune Festival in Lampeter. This event has been going on for years in the lovely town of Lampeter, West Wales, designed to bring focus to the female ... more »

How to Plan an Inexpensive and Sweet Rehearsal Supper

By Paula Parker Parker

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Your son and his sweet fiancé want to thank everyone who has had a part in helping with their wedding by inviting them to their rehearsal supper. The head count comes to nearly 75 people. And, you can’t afford to cater a meal for that many ... more »

How to Plan an Office Party on a Budget

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Having an office party is a great way to reward and thank employees for work well done. Learning how to plan an office party on a budget will save you and your company time and money... more »

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