Thursday 17 April 2014

Are Modern Venue-Based Parties Better Than the Traditional Home Parties



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There was a time when people would hold big parties only for very important events, weddings for example. And even if they held other types of parties, they were usually low key events. Friends and family would gather at home, there would be grand cooking for two straight days and everyone would chatter around the dining table. Now times have changed and everything is on a larger scale. With so many companies offering party hire in Berwick, people do not bat an eyelid throwing big parties. These companies offer everything from catering to table and chair hire in Melbourne. They have made throwing a party a breeze where you do not need to worry about anything besides the guest list. But that raises a question. Has the new bigger and better parties lost the personal touch?

Ask the old timers and they will say that of course parties in their day were better. The smell of home cooked food wafting through the air, the rush of people around the house, the chatter of kids. It all combined to make a very pleasant atmosphere. There was a general gaiety in the air and everyone interacted with one another on a personal level. The thing is the moment you let people inside your home they immediately feel a lot more at ease and can open up better. A formal affair always makes one feel conscious of what to say and do.

On the flipside there was the hard work. The ladies of the house (usually) spent hours in the kitchen cooking up a storm in the kitchen. As a result they were not able to join in the merriment as much as others. Moreover, you could not call in too many people home due to restricted space. Thanks to the party hire in Berwick, space is not a constraint thanks to the venues they provide, there is no exhaustion from cooking and you can host bigger parties more often. However, one cannot help but wonder, are the new type of parties just a tad colder than home-grown ones?

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