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Tips for Mixing Up An Amazing Cocktail Party

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Cocktail parties aren’t just for birthdays and special occasions. You can throw one of these events whenever you choose with a little bit of alcohol and the right venue. Sometimes, they’re a great way to encourage bonding in a team when you’re having a work event, other times, they’re a chance to blow off some steam after a tough set of exams. 

If you’re thinking of throwing together a cocktail party for family and friends, then you’ve come to the right place. Today, we’re going to go through some handy cocktail party tips to help you shake up a successful event. 

  1. Deal with Gifts First

Not all cocktail parties will demand gifts, but if you’re going to be exchanging items with loved ones, it’s usually a good idea to get this out of the way before the gift-giving begins. There are a few reasons for this. First, it means you can clear away any mess and have plenty of room on the bar or table for your drinks later on. 

Secondly, giving gifts early will ensure that alcohol won’t have changed the kind of response that someone gives to a gift they don’t love as much as they should. When everyone’s sober, it’s much easier to give a measured response that ensures everyone walks away happy. You don’t want a couple of drinks to make the gift-giver

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