So, your friend or loved one has finally moved into their own place. A house that’s all theirs to customize and transform into a home. Naturally, they want to celebrate this momentous occasion with a housewarming party. If you’ve never been to or thrown a housewarming party yourself, you may be wondering what this timeless get-together entails. Housewarming parties typically make beautiful memories with friends and family while you settle into your new home. However, if you want to truly make this occasion one to remember for your friend or family member, there are a few things to consider. Today, we’ll cover three aspects of a memorable housewarming party so you can make your loved one’s party the best.

1. Exciting activities make the party fun for everyone.

When helping your friend plan a housewarming party to remember, you need to include some fun activities. For example, with the best karaoke microphone and machine, you can take the fun up a notch. Though some of the party guests may be apprehensive about singing in front of everyone at first, the fun begins once they loosen up and get comfortable. A karaoke machine can make any event a blast. Whether you’re singing solo, in a duet, or in a group, you’ll get to show off your skills and have some lighthearted laughs.

Aside from a karaoke machine, you can keep the fun going with other games and activities as well. A classic house party staple is a board game. It may sound childish at first, but there is a myriad of board games and card games out there to enjoy. So whether you settle in with some trivia or play a hand of poker, everyone is sure to have fun.

2. Don’t forget the gifts.

3 aspects of a memorable housewarming party

Being a part of the planning process may make you forget one of the most essential aspects of a housewarming party, the gifts. Not to make it a materialistic event, but the entire point of a housewarming party is to celebrate the achievement and help your friend furnish their new home. So, ensure you find a beautiful gift to liven up the place. Furthermore, the gift doesn’t have to be an extravagant or expensive piece of furniture or appliance. Houseplant gifts are an excellent way to help your friend or family member liven up their new house while showing them you’re proud of their accomplishment. Therefore, don’t forget your gift when you get caught up in the planning process.

3. There is no party if you don’t have guests.

3 aspects of a memorable housewarming party

You can’t really call it a party if it’s just you and your friend. So, make sure to stock the guest list with other friends and family members excited to celebrate this significant milestone. It may seem like a trivial aspect to include in the elements of a memorable party. However, the guests, including yourself, are the people your friend will make these cherished memories with on their big day. So, when you’re still in the planning phase of the party, make sure you have enough guests. It’s important to note your friend’s new house’s capacity. For example, if they have a smaller living room, you may not want to invite too many people. The guest list should be limited to close friends and family to ensure a comfortable, memorable occasion.

With these three aspects in mind, including fun activities, meaningful gifts, and a stacked guest list, you should have no trouble helping your friend or family member plan a housewarming party you won’t soon forget. Just remember during the hustle and bustle of things that having a good time is the most crucial part of any housewarming party.

Mick Pacholli

Mick created TAGG - The Alternative Gig Guide in 1979 with Helmut Katterl, the world's first real Street Magazine. He had been involved with his fathers publishing business, Toorak Times and associated publications since 1972.  Mick was also involved in Melbourne's music scene for a number of years opening venues, discovering and managing bands and providing information and support for the industry. Mick has also created a number of local festivals and is involved in not for profit and supporting local charities.        

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