Party Planning 101

Now that the days are getting longer and the temperature is creeping up, it’s time to get the gang together and throw a backyard barbeque. Throwing parties can be a bit pricey, but there are ways to keep costs down.  

Food: Some people choose to have their backyard parties catered, but that’s no fun at all. It’s more fun, and much cheaper, to do the cooking yourself. You probably already have a bag of charcoal in the garage that’s just waiting to help grill some top-notch dishes, but if your grill is a little past its prime you can get what you need at Tesco Direct. For a limited time the company is offering lots of price cuts and discounts on barbeque equipment like a Kettle Charcoal BBQ (£19.33) and large barbeque covers ( £13.33).    

Pot Luck: You could even go one step further by asking all of your party guests to bring a dish to share. Delegating food and beverage responsibilities will not only save you a bundle of cash, but it will also keep you from stressing about what dishes to serve and when to start cooking.  

Guest List: One of the best ways to keep your bills down is to keep the guest list short. Picking only a few select family members and friends to share in the festivities means that you’ll need to buy less food and fewer beverages.

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Dana Robinson

 

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