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A Birthday Party at the Beach On March 27, I threw a birthday party for my niece Brittany. She turned 21; shehas always looked forward to this day. I did my research on places to throw a party that would ensure a spectacle and I had trouble choosing. Eventually, I settled on Boca Grande Beach. Its calm serene setting and inviting white sands stood out from the other places. In addition, I needed peace and tranquility away from the rush in the city and Boca Grande Beach fitted perfectly in my criteria.
Being a memorable day for Brittany, I knew she would love it; she has always wanted a party on the beach since she was a small girl, and Florida was the way to go. Having found my perfect destination, I sent out invitation letters to the family and some of Brittany’s friends she had not seen in a while even though they had gone to college together. This would be a perfect surprise. The day finally arrived; the cloudless sky was a clear sign of perfect weather. I started the morning preparations by setting up the venue.
The party theme was white and sexy to blend in with the white sands of Boca Grande Beach. Therefore, for the furniture, I arranged for light comfortable chairs and tables. For the centerpiece, I put yellow scented vanilla candles – Brittany’s favorite scent. I arranged for toys, plastic tools like shovels, for the kids to play with on the beach. I set up jumping castles for the children too. I had invited Brittany’s favorite rock band – a surprise, too. I had a small but authentic gazebo set up for them, with deep black mahogany planks as the platform.
This blended in nicely with my white theme. After finishing on the venue, I had to check on the catering. The party started at three in the afternoon. I did not want the guests to arrive and find me unprepared. I set off to collect the food, which included champagne, wine and beer; I also had some energy drinks and snacks for the kids. I also got biting for the adults: hot dogs, buns, potato crisps in apple sauce. I had to collect the birthday cake made especially for her. Brittany wanted a chocolate cake with a little bit of vanilla.
I sprinkled the cake with blue berries. By half past 3, most of the guests had arrived and sat. The children were busy playing on the beach. My well-trained stuff began serving guests my homemade chilled cocktails, accompanied by sliced lemon. I offered kids some sunscreen and let them enjoy the sand. I had the hot dogs grilled and, within no time, they were ready to eat. The hot dogs placed in a fish shaped bowl served with chilled mayonnaise. Everything went as planned and my niece was happy.
In the evening, I lit the scented candles. We cut the cake accompanied with champagne and all kinds of wines. The rock band did not disappoint. The party went on with guests singing and dancing all night long. Everyone had an exquisite time, and I cannot wait to host another party! Works CitedChristensen, Mary.Planning For a Party. New York: Devki Publisher, 2010.
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