What Are You Celebrating In December?
November 26, 2009 by Linette Gerlach
Filed under Holiday Parties
December is a huge month for celebrating, at least it is here in the US. There are several holidays in other cultures too during the month of December. It’s one of my favorite times of the year.
Here are just a few of the things you can celebrate during December. If you have a celebration coming up and it’s not on the list, please feel free to add it to the comment section.
December Celebrations:
December 12th Hanukkah begins (at sundown on December 11th)
December 21st The First Day Of Winter~ Why not celebrate with a snowflake party?
December 24th Christmas Eve
December 25th Christmas Day
December …read more
What Are You Celebrating In August?
July 27, 2009 by Linette Gerlach
Filed under Holiday Parties
August seems to be an in between month. Everyone is starting to gear up for fall, back to school, and winding up their summer barbecues. People are starting to think forward toward the holidays if they’re planning a party.
There aren’t many holidays or events to celebrate in August, but it’s a great time to get started planning your Halloween, Harvest, Christmas or New Years Eve parties. Start working on a timeline, and do a little pre planning so you’ll be organized and ready to go when the holidays hit. They’ll be here before you know it. It always seems like …read more
VIDEO – Holiday Party Planning Tips from the Bowling Green Kentucky Police Department
December 18, 2007 by Julie Bonner
Filed under Christmas, Dinner Parties, Food and Drink, Holiday Parties, Party Etiquette
Do you find it weird that the Bowling Green Kentucky Police Department is giving you party planning advice? I did, until I watched the video and realized what they are saying.
It’s a good message about making sure your guests are safe from walking out the door with too much alcohol in their system. I would hate to ever be responsible for someone causing a wreck after leaving a party from my house. Be a responsible host and make sure your guests have fun but can also drive themselves home safely.
