Make Your Home More Party Friendly

Having guests over for dinner parties or similar Bi folding doors leeds ownership. Getting the chance to show off your home and what you’ve done with it is something that most home owners dream of doing before they re-decorate or move to somewhere brand new. If you’ve just decided to re-furbish your home or have chosen to move on and find somewhere new, one of the first things you’ll want to do is throw a party to christen your new place. So follow these guidelines to making your home more party friendly and have the best time possible with your guests.

1) Buy plenty of food and drinkYes, you can tell guests that the party is strictly BYOB (bring your own booze) but it wouldn’t be very good form to expect guests to bring everything when you’ve provided nothing at all. Make sure that you have plenty to eat (giving guests a great reason to visit your beautiful kitchen) and lots to drink as backups should the party run dry. 2) Create more spaceMove anything unnecessary or fragile out of the way or into a spare room where no damage can be done. Move tables and chairs out of the middle of the room and put as much against the walls as you can. Dining room tables are a great place to put snacks and drinks so make the most of the furniture you have and try to ensure they play a role at your party. 3) Open up the doorsIf you have a garden and the weather is nice, open it up to your guests. Not only does having the garden accessible add a touch of class to your party, but it also opens the house up and provides more space, especially if you have bi-folding doors Leeds. If you have a through-lounge, open up the partition and make the whole area into one large party space!4) Play great music

If possible, borrow or rent some large speakers so that you can have the same music playing throughout the entire home. When everyone is listening to the same songs, the party feels more united as opposed to guests being forced to choose which room they’d rather be in (it’s a party not a night club.) When deciding what songs to play 5) Invite the NeighboursYour neighbours will complain far less about the noise from your party if they’re actually attending! Fair enough, they might not be exactly within your age bracket so they probably won’t show if not, but the invite is a polite way of saying ‘we’re having a party, don’t just put up with the noise, come over and join in!’ So now you have the tools to create the perfect house party, go out and make it happen! Don’t forget to be a great host/hostess because there is nothing worse than going to a party and feeling awkward or uncomfortable. Offer food and drinks, show people where the toilets are…oh and don’t forget to show off your amazing rooms!