How To Throw A Housewarming Party

You have just shifted to a new house and now you are worried about throwing the housewarming party. Hold on! Just relax a bit and let yourself get acquainted with the new home first. Allow everything to settle in and fit into place. Then, you can start thinking about the party as well. Planning as well as throwing a housewarming party is not too difficult; only you need to keep certain basic tips in mind. In order to help all those who want to know how to throw a housewarming party, we have listed a number of ideas below as well.

 

 

For throwing a housewarming party, the first thing that you will need to decide upon is the date for the same. Since you are moving into a new house, give yourself some time to settle in and prepare yourself for the party. In fact, it is advisable to have the housewarming party at least a month after you have moved in, so that your guests are not treated to a sight of packed boxes.

 

After you have settled on the perfect date for your housewarming party, it is the time to send the invitations. You need to give your guests at least one week time to prepare for the party, so send the invitations 7-10 days in advance. Make sure to specify the time, date and venue in the same. You can also include a map in the invitation, including the directions to your house, from a known landmark.

 

A housewarming part is an invitation to the guests, to come and explore your new house. Since almost all of them would be undertaking a tour of your house, it would be advisable to serve simple, non-messy finger food initially. You can also try keeping a different finger food in each room of the house. Apart from that, make sure to arrange for the drinks, main course as well as dessert.

 

In a housewarming party, almost every guest would like to explore your house a bit. So, make sure to offer your guests informal tours of your new house. As far as possible, try to show them all the rooms yourself. If that is not possible, you can always invite them to explore them on their own. Make efforts to answer their questions about the house or neighborhood.