How to Plan a Spring Fling Party

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Spruce up your party with gorgeous spring flowers.

The flowers are blooming and beach season is on its way. As spring approaches, celebrate the season with a spring fling party. Gather up your friends, throw on your favorite spring dress and party it up spring fling style. Read on to learn how to plan a spring fling party. Does this Spark an idea?

Things You'll Need

  • Spring flowers such as tulips or daffodils
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Instructions

    • 1

      Send an evite to your friends inviting them to your party. Tell them to wear bright, spring colors. Guys can follow a more lax dress code.

    • 2

      Spring is all about vivid, lively colors and soft pastels. Grab some colorful flowers from a local florist, such as tulips, daffodils and irises. Places them in two vases with water on each side of the food table.

    • 3

      For the food table, cut up pineapples, strawberries, oranges and other fruit and put it onto a tray.

    • 4

      Prepare a fresh salad and two meat dishes that are easy to serve or pick up finger-food style. For dessert, purchase fruit tarts or peach cobbler from a local bakery. Or, prepare it yourself.

    • 5

      Serve punch, bottled water and/or white wine for those who drink alcohol.

    • 6

      As guests arrive, put on some music. Give them time to mingle and grab food and drinks from the food table. Then, let the games begin.

    • 7

      Play competition hangman, Pictionary or some other type of competitive guessing game. While this may seem juvenile, this is a great way to get guests interacting. There should be a prize for the winning team.

    • 8

      After the game, turn up the music and allow guests to continue to mingle, snack and socialize.

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