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How to Host an Old Fashion Christmas Party

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Recapture the joy of the holidays with an old fashion Christmas party.
Recapture the joy of the holidays with an old fashion Christmas party.

Nothing will bring back the Christmas spirit faster than hosting an old fashion Christmas party. Forget busy malls and spending money you don't have. Instead,recapture the joy of the holidays with these old fashion Christmas activities.

From Quick Guide: Christmas Party
Difficulty: Easy
Instructions

Things You'll Need:

  • Gingerbread cookies
  • Colored candies
  • Frosting
  • Christmas music
  • Copy of Twas the Night Before Christmas
  1. Step 1

    Decorate gingerbread cookies. Bake off gingerbread men and women for guests to decorate. This is an ideal activity for children. Set out dishes of colored candies and piping bags, with tinted frosting.

  2. Step 2

    Sing Christmas carols. Invite a musical friend to play Christmas carols on a guitar or piano. Sing along to your favorite tunes and enjoy this time honored Christmas tradition.

  3. Step 3

    Read Twas the Night Before Christmas. This popular poem by Dr. Clement C. Moore helped establish Santa Clause as Christmas icon in the United States. Pay homage to Dr. Moore with an animated retelling of his story about Saint Nick.

  4. Step 4

    Serve a festive Christmas buffet. Lavish foods have always been a part of Christmas traditions. Offer guests an assortment of old fashion Christmas treats, including Buche de Noel (Christmas log), eggnog and plum pudding.

Tips & Warnings
  • If you are feeling ambitious, decorate gingerbread houses rather than cookies.
  • Take your caroling party on the road. Sing songs about your neighborhood, or organize a trip to a local retirement home or hospital to spread the Christmas cheer.

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