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Party Suggestion for Real Estate Agents

Looking for new places to live in can be stressful, so when a family finally decides on a house to buy, the best way to welcome them in the community is an open house party! By definition, an open house party is an even that invites everyone and lasts the whole day. For example, you are a real estate agent from a prestigious company (e.g. Wilmington NC real estate), this is also a good way to celebrate a sale.

The best houseparties are simple, cozy and inviting. It instantly welcomes the new family in the community and shows how they are appreciated as a new addition to the neighborhood. This could attract more families to a real estate broker’s business because they can see how new clients are being taken care of and thanked.


Posted by: partygirl on Sunday, October 5th, 2008

Quick Party Tip: Corporate Party

Party season’s up and because everyone’s busy with the various festivities related with the holidays, there are some party planners that prepare a one-party-fits-all type of corporate party. This is very convenient in that the party entrepreneur can buy supplies in bulk and develop a routine for event organization and flow.

My belief, however, is that one should tailor a corporate party according to the needs of the employees in the company. Are most of them women? How many are moms? What is the average age of the employees?

While developing an innate ability to sense out the needs of the party goers according to demographics, one of the best ways to customize a ‘generic’ corporate party theme is to determine the nature of the company. For example, a stressful job like that in debt collection agencies may need some soothing music and a quiet yet elegant party environment. As opposed to the subdued party, a noisier, more prom dance-like corporate party may be ideal for home based employees who are raring to go to a wild party.


Posted by: partygirl on Wednesday, October 1st, 2008

Halloween for Adults: The 80s Costume Party

We all remember the fun and carefree 80’s. This was the era when all the trends revolved around Michael Jackson, Madonna, Flash Dance, Miami Vice and Punk Rock. For an 80’s-inspired costume party, couples may be instructed to dress in the style that made the 80’s popular, namely: bright-colored tights; padded blouses and vests; acid wash denim, hairspray-laden punk hairstyles; funky hats and big sunglasses.

Invitations may be given out a few weeks to a month before the party, to give families time to prepare their costumes. A disco dance floor may be prepared, complete with spotlights for that “Flash Dance” feel of your 80’s party.

Food and drinks will be served prom-style, in a long buffet table adorned with centerpieces that represent the 80’s, such as multicolored Rubix cubes or a lady’s bust draped with punk implements (scarves, beach glasses, geometrical earrings). Finger foods are a must! The usual fried chicken and pasta should be available in easy-to-hold plastic plates because people will be dancing to 80’s music.

Couples who bring kids may let the children stay inside a playpen with a designated adult watcher while they spin the night away on the dance floor. Here, the kids can get in the groove of the 80’s party by creating paper crafts like paper sunglasses and personalized funky hats for their parents.

This is the time to prepare for an 80s inspired costume party for adults to attend during Halloween. If the preparations get to you and no funds are avaliable at the moment for you to spend on decorations and preparations, there is always a first cash advance option that you can avail off to fund your party needs. Apply for a small business loan early to have a really fabulous Halloween.


Posted by: partygirl on Sunday, September 21st, 2008

Not Just Any Show Car: Party Planner Automobile Investment

Working under the message of the old adage “Look like a Success to be One”, I think a car for a party planning entrepreneur is mandatory. Besides the “for shows” value of owning a car, driving around to do the errands involved in planning a party is easier than taking a cab, which could take several minutes to hours to arrive, or a bus.

But which brand of car to buy? There are around hundreds of car models to choose from and so there has to be a criteria for selecting a good car model. One can choose a model based on personal style and preference, or maybe based on functionality and gas saving capability (more miles, less gas). Opinions vary and conducting a survey among friends and relatives will tell us that their recommendations are also based on personal bias and experience.

Besides the basic car care and maintenance, you can also install a GPS to further increase your car’s functionality. Particularly useful for deliveries, a portable GPS system may also be used to track a party car even in remote locations.

One great way of deciding which type of car to buy is the ease of insurance. A list on a car insurance quotes website showed me that there are some not too expensive cars that look really good to insurance providers. Some cars are less costly to repair than others and so, insurance companies really love some car types more than others. Some cars that are easy to get insurance for (in the USA) include Oldsmobile Silhouette, Pontiac Montana, Saturn L Series Wagon and Chrysler PT Cruiser.


Posted by: partygirl on Tuesday, September 16th, 2008