Things You'll Need:
- Invitations
- Reservations
- Decorations
- Santa Claus
- Coordinate the brunch with restaurant manager
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Step 1
Look at your social calendar to determine an appropriate date for the brunch. Decide of the time. Select a time that will accommodate your guest. If your brunch is on a Sunday, make allowances for guests that attend services.
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Step 2
Check online for restaurants in your area that offer brunch. Contact restaurants to determine if they accommodate large groups, or if they have a banquet room.
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Step 3
Discuss the brunch menu with restaurant manager. Inform the manager of your budget, many restaurants will accommodate and work with you on menu items.
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Step 4
If the brunch terms are to your liking then make your reservation. Note you can always cancel or change the reservation.
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Step 5
Hire a professional Santa Claus or appoint a family or friend member to wear the costume.
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Step 6
Organize your guest list and then order your invitations. Send out your invitation the invitees should RSVP no later than three weeks prior to event.
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Step 7
Order your centerpieces, decoration and assign seating.
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Step 8
Contact the restaurant manager to confirm the guarantee of guests two weeks prior to the brunch.
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Step 9
Arrive an hour before guests to make sure the banquet room meets your requirements and to discuss any last minute details with the restaurant manager.
Comments
slphilbrick said
on 12/3/2008 This is a super idea for family or organization use. 5*
bar10dr98 said
on 12/3/2008 I love this idea, thanks for sharing!
derbyka said
on 11/2/2008 This is such a great idea. I remember going to a brunch with an Easter bunny that someone in my family hosted when I was little and it was so much fun. I'm sure that kids would love a Santa Clause one even more.
kaseysviewblog said
on 10/26/2008 Sounds like a fun idea.
momandpopoften said
on 10/26/2008 Sounds like a lot of work.