Skip the usual by choosing something a bit more unique and fun for a group.
Decor should be candlelight, soft cushions, and mood music.
Decor should be frilly and fully of hearts!

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Serve both sweet and savory fondue options.
Served with mulled wine, and put the fireplace on.
you’ve got the option to even request guests to dress in “apres ski” attire.

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Tea Party
Gather the girls for a colorful, cheery spring tea party.
To majorly commit, request everyone show up in tea-time fineryhats and all.
Off to the Races
Celebrate the Souths iconic May horse race with a mix of Kentucky-inspired dishes.

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From traditional Derby Day cocktails likemint julepsto decadent bourbon-inspired desserts, youre set with Triple-Crown-worthy Kentucky Derby party.
Summer 2025 Dinner Party Themes
Tomato Fete
A tomato-themed party, need we say more?
Yes, tomato martinis are a thing, and they’re delicious.

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Decorate the table with wildflowers and scattered heirloom tomatoes.
Everyone can serve themselves and sit at red-checkered tables.
Serve with beverage tubs stuffed with cold ones to cool everyone off during the hot summer weather.

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Induce the nostalgic of your guests with a camp-themed dinner party.
If weather permits, set up a cozy picnic.
you’re free to easily purchase murder mystery sets online, or make your own.

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Instead, request everyone arrives with a signature dish that belongs to a different country.
A spread of totally unique dishes that are packed with flavor.
Pair with classic Christmas games, such as White Elephant.

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