4 Simple Ways to Disaster Proof your Twilight Party

This November many fans are planning parties and other events to celebrate the arrival of New Moon to theaters. Twilight themed parties have become a major way that fans have fun and show their enthusiasm for the Twilight series. If you are a fellow fan you are likely looking to also put together your own event. However you need to be aware that if you want to organize any party or event, there is always the potential for things going wrong. If you want to prevent disasters or at the very least minimize the damage then you will need to approach your planning like a professional. Paying attention to details and preparing for possible problems and bad situations is vital. Here are some great tips that will help you disaster proof your Twilight Party.

The location is important for your party. A big problem is that many first time party organizers try to have the event at their house. This is normally a bad idea. If you live in an apartment, there is no way to avoid breaking ordinances and angering your neighbors. If you are in suburb there will still be the noise factor and your neighbors will call the cops on you. So think about the size of your party. If it is just a small get together with a couple of close friends then it makes sense to do it at your home. Otherwise include renting a place for your party as part of your budget. This way you will reduce the likelihood of your party getting shut down.

Snacks and drinks are another necessity for your get together. For a New Moon event you will probably be serving themed snacks that take some preparation. IN this case you should always make more than you think you need. First of all if you are a teenager or the parent of one who want a New Moon or Twilight event, you should know that young people have big appetites and that is also often true for any group of people. So if you are making a special blood punch make sure to have enough ingredients to make 3 to 4 batches. For snacks calculate the number of servings per guest and try to double it. It may seem like a waste at the moment, but you will be glad when the food starts to rapidly disappear.

Crowd control is something you should consider if you are have a guest list of more than 20 people. There is also the risk that there will be party crashers if it looks like your event is going to be good. If you are having the party in your neighborhood talk with your neighbors ahead of time. See if they can check in from time to time and help keep things calm. If you have the party at a community center or another venue, make sure that you either hire some bouncers or rely on good friends that can perform the job. This will help to avoid any unnecessary problems.

Finally pay attention to all the details for organizing your event. A big problem can occur when you ignore an important task or forget to get something you will need for your Twilight bash. Doing the little things and following through can make a big difference in the success your event will be.