6 Reasons to Have a Housewarming Party
Ownership of a home without the monthly rent payment is indeed a huge financial boost. A great housewarming party should be simple to organize and within your budget.
Victor Kiplagat
New houses or homes are being built every day. Ownership of a home without the monthly rent payment is indeed a huge financial boost. This is because the “rent” would definitely be used in other areas that have “pressing financial needs”. A House warming party is a celebration of moving into a new home. The reasons below guarantee why it’s important to host a housewarming party in a new home:
Inform friends and family of your new address
In moving to a new home you’ve probably moved to a new location too. Friends and family will desire to know where your “new” home is located. Additionally, because they want to maintain and cherish the bonds created over time, housewarming is the perfect recipe for such bonds to thrive even more. In the same vein, while they have the new address in advance, the homeowner will be making plans of how to have a successful housewarming party. Furthermore, with the new address, family gatherings will be made easier.
Get to know new neighbours
Great conversations with the new neighbours during the house warming party will kick start a wonderful friendship. It is very important to know who your neighbours are so that matters of security and community policing can be a success. The neighbours will help you settle well in the new environment.
Incentive to unpack
Due to the fact that a housewarming party is an event, a lot of details go into planning. One, you’ll empty boxes, hang your best art on the wall, arrange the living room well and ensure the interior décor is appealing. No one would love to be welcomed to a housewarming party that the organization of the property is an experience to forget. In the days leading to the housewarming party, the host of the party can try out different hacks of interior design to see which suits best their home.
Discover your new space
In hosting the house party, the discovery of a new space can be a success if the following questions are answered correctly. How best will my dining table be arranged, how many people can fit into my garden, will the kitchen arrangement host all my guests or they should sit outside the tent, where can people sit comfortably even if the housewarming party has many people in attendance, and finally as mentioned above, how successful will the new home hosts future family gatherings?
Show off
A new home has everything to “show off”. Being humble doesn’t mean the homeowner shouldn’t be happy with what a home offers. From great artwork on the wall to the creative interior design of the living room to the amazing structural design of the entire home just to mention a few. Additionally, a home that one built that costs an arm and a leg, in celebration of moving into the new home while being proud and excited of how amazing your home is with all its splendour isn’t a crime at all. Besides, the home is yours.
Your friends might bring some useful gifts
The friends and family that will be invited to the house warming party will be more than glad to bring gifts into your new home. These gifts will furnish and decorate your home very well. The gifts such as utensils, furniture and artwork will ensure the home is “better” and “rich” than the friends and family even found it. These gifts solidify the bonds to be even stronger and the friendships found even stand the test of time. No gift is “too small” to give and “too expensive” to receive.
The bottom line of a great housewarming party is that it should be simple to organize and within your budget. If all the organization details seem mind-blowing to the homeowner, consider hiring an events planner. The event planner will ensure the housewarming party is a beautifully made event with everything to remember and cherish the memories made in the days to come. Enjoy your next housewarming party!
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