How to Plan a Dessert Party
Having a great party usually involves a killer menu, great entertainment and lots of hard work. Having a dessert party can help lighten the load and be a lot of fun. Everyone loves dessert, so pleasing your guests will be easy. Prepare a variety of tasty dishes and special drinks to make this type of party a hit.
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Instructions
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Send out invitations making sure it's clear this is a dessert party. That way when guests arrive they won't be expecting a big meal.
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Plan your party for late in the evening. This gives guests time to get home and relax a bit before heading out again. They'll also appreciate a few minutes to have a bite of dinner before heading to your place for dessert.
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Make a buffet style dessert bar in a convenient location in your house. This could be around the kitchen island, around the dining table or along the side board. For more variety do different kinds of dessert at each location: fruits and cheeses in the kitchen, pastries on the dining table and a chocolate fountain at the sideboard.
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Have on hand some choices for those watching their weight or who are diabetic. A dessert party is a minefield for a diabetic.
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Provide plenty of water along with other beverage choices.
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Remember the non-drinker and supply some nice alternatives to traditional cocktails.
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Prepare a coffee and hot tea station for those who like coffee and other hot beverages with their dessert.
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Tips & Warnings
A dessert party is a great alternative to a traditional dinner party because it really gives people a chance to visit. The more casual, strolling atmosphere of dessert and conversation makes for a nice relaxing evening.
Desserts can be their own entertainment if there are places to create your own dessert or enjoy a chocolate fountain.
