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How to Host a Rainy Day Birthday Party for Your Kid?
by Deepika Olive SEO ExecutiveThe rain gods pretty much do not care about your social commitments, so no matter when you plan to host your anniversary party, if it has to rain it will rain. Can you let that wipe out the smile off your child’s face? Absolutely not. Here are 4 tips that include sending out the right anniversary invitation card to dancing in the rain to planning the right menu. Are you ready to take on the gods of downpour? Buckle up!
Plan Activities That Take Advantage Of Both Indoors And Out
Can you have a rainy day party without dancing in the rain? We highly doubt if you said yes! Instead of letting rain be a killjoy, take advantage of it. Plan some awesome outdoor activities. And let your guests know what you plan on doing. Perhaps you would like them to bring their special clothes to the party and change into them without fearing being completely deluged in water. Or perhaps some of your guests aren’t in the pink of their health and they do not intend to get wet. The problem is you can’t predict rains. How you out that across to your guests is something you will have to work on. Send out your anniversary invitation cards with some subtle hints on what your plans are.
The Perfect Rainy Day Menu
Set a menu that is party-friendly. You don’t want anything that creates an icky situation for you to clean on afterwards that would be the last thing you should be doing on a rainy day, if you are not somehow absolutely immune to depression! We suggest a simple affair that includes crackers or chips with cheesy dips, waffles, assortment of nuts, salads, cookies, fruit juices and a cup of hot coffee to swirl it all down.
Pick the Right Location for Your Anniversary Party
Rain and mud go hand in hand in monsoons and if you are in a tropical nation, you know quite well how that can turn into a big mess for you in minutes. Choose the right location and steer clear of the messy situation by picking the right location. You can look for places that are available on rent. That way you don’t have to wipe off crusted mud off your floor tiles. And do not forget to mention the location on your anniversary invitation cards.
Plan Activities That Take Advantage Of Both Indoors And Out
Can you have a rainy day party without dancing in the rain? We highly doubt if you said yes! Instead of letting rain be a killjoy, take advantage of it. Plan some awesome outdoor activities. And let your guests know what you plan on doing. Perhaps you would like them to bring their special clothes to the party and change into them without fearing being completely deluged in water. Or perhaps some of your guests aren’t in the pink of their health and they do not intend to get wet. The problem is you can’t predict rains. How you out that across to your guests is something you will have to work on. Send out your anniversary invitation cards with some subtle hints on what your plans are.
The Perfect Rainy Day Menu
Set a menu that is party-friendly. You don’t want anything that creates an icky situation for you to clean on afterwards that would be the last thing you should be doing on a rainy day, if you are not somehow absolutely immune to depression! We suggest a simple affair that includes crackers or chips with cheesy dips, waffles, assortment of nuts, salads, cookies, fruit juices and a cup of hot coffee to swirl it all down.
Pick the Right Location for Your Anniversary Party
Rain and mud go hand in hand in monsoons and if you are in a tropical nation, you know quite well how that can turn into a big mess for you in minutes. Choose the right location and steer clear of the messy situation by picking the right location. You can look for places that are available on rent. That way you don’t have to wipe off crusted mud off your floor tiles. And do not forget to mention the location on your anniversary invitation cards.
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