Jungle themed parties are, in my opinion, one of the best theme ideas for kid’s birthday’s or celebrations. Appropriate for all school age children, both boys and girls, jungle themed parties are exciting, creative and actually easier to plan than you think.

Party decorations would be the main focal point of the “jungle themed” party venue, so decorations need to be the first priority. You can do this several different ways, depending on the Read the rest of Jungle theme parties… Creative kid’s celebrations made easy! »

“Something old. Something new.
Something borrowed. Something blue.“

Let’s focus on the first part of the old adage for a moment. In the age of contemporary weddings and modern brides, sometimes incorporating something “old” just doesn’t seem to work. However, there are many great ways to bring luck and happiness to your union by fulfilling the “something old” tradition.

Many women look to mothers, aunts, grandmothers, and older family members when searching for something old. Many times these women have vintage jewelry, antique handkerchiefs and other family heirlooms. These are very appropriate and can be incorporated into a modern ceremony with ease. For instance, Read the rest of Wedding Tips: Something Old »

Many people still remember the popular tradition of having the bride’s family pay for the wedding. Modern brides and couples, however, often pay for much of the wedding ceremony and reception. With such a shift in roles, it can often be confusing to know who is “supposed” to pay for many of the items in your wedding budget. Another great wedding checklist, this quick breakdown of today’s accepted practices will help clear up any confusion. Read the rest of Wedding Expense Breakdown Checklist—Who Pays? »

Parties in general are sometimes complicated to plan, but childrens parties always seem to be a little more stressful. Parents and grandparents always want their child’s party to be the most fun, the most decorated, and with the cutest theme. And why shouldn’t it be? The question for most party hosts is, “What kind of party will we have and how will I entertain all of these kids?”

Choosing A Party Theme

These days it’s all about the theme and a must have before you can plan any further. There are endless theme ideas for childrens parties; some more elaborate and creative than others. Cartoon character or movie Read the rest of Components Of A Successful Kids Party »

Going green is all the rage these days, from household products to building materials and even weddings. In Omaha, Nebraska, where the land and its’ resources are a vital part of life, being environmentally conscious and responsible is becoming a more customary part of weddings. Many of the resorts around Omaha help a bride and groom go the extra mile—as mid-westerners are used to doing—to have an environmentally friendly wedding.

Many of these resorts have on-site wedding specialists who work to personalize weddings and receptions to Read the rest of Omaha Goes Green for Weddings »

Although you are already have the ring on your finger and most of your family and friends already know you are engaged, the engagement party is the official announcement of your wedding plans. The engagement party is a special event and is sure to rank pretty high on your “special days of my life” list.  So, engagement party arrangements including: catering, venue, and especially attire are all very important.

Engagement parties are usually a drop-in type of event, where family and friends actually “drop in” to congratulate you and your future mate, wish you the best, and leave.  Drop-in’s usually call for Read the rest of Tips For Your Engagement Party »

What Color Should Our Wedding Attire Be?

When planning your wedding, the chances are great that you’ve asked yourself this question more than once. Well for the blushing bride planning her wedding ceremony in 2009, Wedding and Party Network has come to the rescue with the wedding attire color trends of the year. Fret no more; instead, simply decide which colors work together with your plans for Read the rest of Wedding Attire Trends For 2009: The Colors of Choice! »

Ask the Expert: Well I have a friend that is getting married in January and I want to plan a shower for him. Do you have any ideas that I can use. It is basically a party so the groom can get stuff to. Like a Read the rest of Groom Shower Ideas »

Gorgeous Snowflake Christmas Cake from Cake Creations

You’re excited about this year’s holiday office party or maybe a little nervous. If this is your first Christmas party with your coworkers, chances are great that you want to make a favorable impression and not do something silly. If you’ve been to many office parties in your time, you probably are well aware of the things that can happen when ditzy meets clumsy. This year, avoid the snickers that last until St. Patrick’s Day by following a few simple office party guidelines:

First, if alcohol is served at your party be careful not to overindulge. Know your limits. While loosening up may be fun and promote more interaction among coworkers, appearing to have imbibed too much is not only very unprofessional and rude but also leaves an impression that stays with your coworkers long after the party. Set a professional but casual reputation for yourself by enjoying the party calmly.

Another great holiday party etiquette tip for your office is to be sure to Read the rest of Holiday Office Party Etiquette: Celebrations For All To Enjoy »

Whether hiring a disc jockey for your wedding reception or listing special requests for the wedding singer, personalizing this list of wedding reception music will keep you partying through the night to all of your favorite songs!