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The announcement of an engagement is a happy occasion after which everyone close to the couple generally expects a party. While traditional etiquette dictates that the most proper way of going about this is a cocktail party hosted by the bride or groom’s parents at their residence, times have changed, and pretty much anything goes now. Couples can now host their own engagement parties, although the more common trend is for friends of the couple to throw them a party. However, while rules may have changed a bit, there are still a number of factors that need to be kept in mind if you want to throw an engagement party for couple whom you are friends with.
Having been blessed with a large group of friends, I am no stranger to the things that come with having a friend who is getting married. The congratulations, the engagement party, the bridal showers, and the bachelorette parties – I’ve organized them all, countless times. Engagement parties, however, remain my favorites – the happiness that comes with the announcement of a new engagement, and the future that lies ahead for the couple is always an exciting prospect, and to share in the happiness, I have hosted engagement parties for more than 7 of my friends. In light of this, I have become something of an engagement party expert.
While it might be a sweet gesture on your part, there are actually a lot of ways to mess up an engagement party. Treading on the toes of the relatives of the couple, getting the toasts wrong, and throwing the sort of party the couple would never dream of having are only some of the many errors you can make.
To keep from a potential faux pas, purchase my guide on how to throw an engagement party for friends. The guide will advise you on, among other things, exactly when to organize the event (all the etiquette involved), what sort of a party to throw, where to throw it, what to serve, how and who to invite, how to decorate, and even what to wear.

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