
You should subscribe to the Host in Your Home Newsletter if you: - Want to spend more time with your friends but don't know where to start - Looking for inspiration hosting in your normal home on a normal budget - Decided to start your dinner party era
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I’ve seen countless people explain the importance of building your village, but no one is saying that building your village never stops.
Adult friendships are hard. Being an adult often feels like an accumulation of very important tasks t...
An Invitation template + A Timeline + A frosting recipe I’m obsessed with right now
This dinner party menu is about as close to perfect as you can get. At around $14 a guest, this easy, and delicious menu was one that I would definitely ma...
When I started having people over it was always because it felt more affordable and a greater potential for fun than going to a restaurant. Since having kids, this has become even more true. The food is usually better at home, we can have a...
no one wants to come to parties anymore
I have seen three reels (including this one from @better.social.skills on Instagram) recently telling stories of people planning parties, their friends saying they would be there, and then half of th...
If you’ve ever wanted an excuse to get to know your neighbors better, might I suggest bringing them a box of homemade baked goods? I guarantee the next time they see you they’ll have something to talk to you about (usually it’s their favori...
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