Tips for Planning a 50th Wedding Anniversary Party
A 50th wedding anniversary is a milestone many never reach and it deserves celebration! The 50th anniversary is known as the "Golden Anniversary" - gold has great value, so does a marriage that has endured this many years.
In planning a 50th wedding anniversary party, consider the couple's personality. Do they like more subtle settings with family or are they social butterflies who love a crowd? Decide if a surprise party would be best or if they are the type that would prefer not to be surprised. The
intent is to honor the couple and offer a day of joy and reflection and offer an atmosphere they will be comfortable in.
Choose an appropriate day and time for the party. The setting can range from a cozy atmosphere at your home to a reserved area in a beautiful park, reservations at a restaurant or a rented public facility. Knowing the couple's tastes and style will help with this. Also, keep in mind the amount of parking space needed.
Send out invitations about 4 weeks before the scheduled party, more if guests are out of town. Include an RSVP and a method in which guests can reach you by phone, mail or e-mail. You may opt for creativity with homemade invitations, including a recent picture of the couple or a few words of nostalgia.
If you aren't having the party at a restaurant, you need to decide if you will enlist caterers or prepare the food yourself. Doing it yourself and enlisting a couple of friends or family members will save a lot of money. On the other hand, caterers may save you a lot of headache. Find out the couples favorite foods. Add in a wedding cake. The couple will appreciate being reminded of their wedding day, as they cut into their first piece, once again.
In planning a 50th wedding anniversary party, consider the couple's personality. Do they like more subtle settings with family or are they social butterflies who love a crowd? Decide if a surprise party would be best or if they are the type that would prefer not to be surprised. The
Choose an appropriate day and time for the party. The setting can range from a cozy atmosphere at your home to a reserved area in a beautiful park, reservations at a restaurant or a rented public facility. Knowing the couple's tastes and style will help with this. Also, keep in mind the amount of parking space needed.
Send out invitations about 4 weeks before the scheduled party, more if guests are out of town. Include an RSVP and a method in which guests can reach you by phone, mail or e-mail. You may opt for creativity with homemade invitations, including a recent picture of the couple or a few words of nostalgia.
If you aren't having the party at a restaurant, you need to decide if you will enlist caterers or prepare the food yourself. Doing it yourself and enlisting a couple of friends or family members will save a lot of money. On the other hand, caterers may save you a lot of headache. Find out the couples favorite foods. Add in a wedding cake. The couple will appreciate being reminded of their wedding day, as they cut into their first piece, once again.
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