How to Plan a Family Reunion: A blog about the best ways to plan for your family party.
Things to make sure you have in place before the party begins:
Food and Drink –
You will need a lot of food, and a lot of drink. Try to have something for everyone, but don’t go overboard. If it is going to be hot, then make sure that you have some water available at all times. If it is going to be cold, then make sure that you have some hot drinks available (coffee, hot chocolate). You should also make sure that there are vegetarian options available for those who do not eat meat.
Entertainment –
You will need to have some form of entertainment. This could be something as simple as music playing in the background or it could be something more elaborate such as hiring a DJ or having someone play live music. Make sure that there is enough seating for everyone and that there are no fire hazards (candles on tables etc).
Do you have a big family and want to plan a reunion with them? It can be difficult to plan a reunion if you do not know what you are doing. That is why we created this website, to help people get started on planning their next family reunion.
Planning a family reunion can be very stressful and it requires a lot of time and effort. Planning a reunion is going to take you several weeks or months depending on how big your family is and how many people are in your family. We suggest to start planning for the party at least 6 months out from the date that you want to host it. The more time you give yourself, the easier it will be for you to plan.
The first step in planning the party is to create a list of all of the members in your family that you want to invite. Once you have created that list, the next step is to find a good location for the party. This could be at someone’s house or it could be at an event center. You need to decide which one will work best for your situation.
Once you have found a location, then you need to send out invitations and make sure that everyone has replied back saying they will come or not come. If they do not reply within
Planning a family reunion? You’ve come to the right place. In this blog, we’ll help you plan the perfect family get-together, whether it’s for Christmas, Thanksgiving or the Fourth of July.
We’re no strangers ourselves to hosting a family reunion. The first few times we did it, we were pretty lost and didn’t know what to do. But then we got some experience and got better at it. Now we have lots of tips and tricks to share with you so that your party goes off without a hitch!
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When it comes to planning a family reunion, you have a lot of work on your hands. From choosing a location to planning out meals, there are many things to think about. But don’t worry! I’m here to help. In this blog, you’ll find out how to plan a great family reunion.
First, find the best location for your family reunion. You might consider holding it at someone’s home or renting out a space at an event venue. Then, you need to think about transportation and accommodations. If everyone is coming from out of town, you’ll need to make sure that your guests can get around easily and have a place to stay. This can be tricky if your reunion is in a city where parking is limited or expensive- so be aware!
Finally, decide on activities for your guests during their down time (or when they’re not eating!). Some ideas include bowling alley outings or museum tours with friends from childhood who live nearby but haven’t seen each other since high school graduation day many years ago ago!
The most important thing to consider when planning a family reunion is not to hold it in the summer months. Many families will be on vacation during this time. If you are set on a summer reunion, be sure to pick a date far enough from the holidays that everyone has returned from their summer travels.
The second most important thing is to plan where to have your reunion. The ide
My grandfather, Frank Morrison, was born and raised in Salt Lake City. When he was young, he moved to Logan, Utah to attend school at Utah State University. My grandmother, Edna Whipple, was also born and raised in Logan. My grandparents met and married while living in Logan. After they were married, my grandmother moved with Frank to Cedar City while he finished his education at Southern Utah State College. While living in Cedar City they had two of their four children: my mother and her sister.
After graduating from college, Frank and Edna moved back to Salt Lake City where they lived for the next 26 years. During that time, they had two more children: my uncle and my aunt. While living in Salt Lake City, the Morrisons were members of the Granite Stake of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The following is a guest post by Sarah Smith, the event manager at Boulder Creek Convention Center.