How to Plan a Backyard Dinner this 2020
Dinner parties are so last year.
No, really. No one has the time or spirit to genuinely dress up to eat fondue while wearing a nice dress.
2020 has taught us the art of keeping things casual. So if you’re missing those late-night wine-filled get-togethers, we’re right there with you.
But we also have a more time-sensitive alternative that can be just as fancy without the fuss: a backyard dinner.
Here’s how to plan yours this weekend!
(Friends, family, vague love interests… you’re all invited.)
Find Out Who’s Coming
It may be a casual backyard dinner, but you’re gonna need a tight guest list.
Make sure that the people stepping foot into your home have been safe and responsible this 2020. There are no risks to take with this one, so don’t be afraid to be strict.
If you have a friend who’s not taking quarantine seriously, you can seriously uninvite them to your fabulous dinner.
What’s on the Menu?
Outdoor dinners open so many doors when it comes to your menu.
Instantly, you might thing BBQ. And you might be onto something.
If you’ve got a talent for grilling, make it a whole night with some fire-grilled burgers, veggies, and even fruit.
But if you want to keep it even more simple, why not bake a casserole or some lasagna?
Some casual cocktails, wine, cheeses, and more, are also a perfect pair to some great conversation.
Embrace the “Vibes”
Again, it’s 2020. The fact that you’re hosting an outdoor dinner party is an enormous accomplishment.
But don’t be afraid to embrace our newfound slower pace of life.
Let your guests know there are zero expectations for what to wear or bring, just as long as they’re comfortable.
You might even find that this new setting will allow for more closeness between you and your friends.
So, you ready to start shopping for your big dinner night? We can take care of any planning details!
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