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Frugal Christmas Party Ideas: Throwing a Party on a Shoestring

December 16, 2014 by Mommy Evolution Leave a Comment

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Try these frugal Christmas party ideas to celebrate the holidays without breaking the bank.

Who doesn’t love a terrific Christmas party; however, sometimes hosting one can really put a dent in your budget.

Everyone wants to make merry during the holidays.

But, you don’t have to break the bank to have a good time.

It’s time to save money without skipping the festivities of Christmas. This post contains affiliate links.

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Frugal Christmas Party Ideas

Whether you are hosting the party in your home or at an outside venue, the name of the game is “fabulous.”

And, you don’t have to spend a lot of money to give off that feeling to your guests.

You’d be surprised how a little can go a long way.

Send email invitations

Want to invite people to your Christmas party?

Use the Evite system or Paperless Post to create a catchy invitation to let everyone know when and where.

Others can see who is coming and who is still undecided.

Decorate your place

It doesn’t have to cost a lot to decorate your home.

And with these party ideas, you can keep the decorations in place to enjoy yourself for the rest of the holiday season.

Here are some tips:

  • Fill clear plastic bowls with large Christmas ornaments
  • Add a string of lights to jars of potpourri for a bright aromatic decoration
  • Use the can spray and add a frosty appearance to your windows just in time for the party

Have an afternoon affair

Somewhere between lunch and dinner, say 4-6 pm, invite friends to come over and celebrate the holidays with you.

Set your table with appetizers.

Because dinner is coming up, people will eat less.

Also, mingling means that they will graze a little but not get too full.

Visit the party supply store

Plastic drink cups that look great for your party don’t cost a lot when bought in bulk.

One bag of seasonal confetti can cover your entire food and drink table.

Create your own mini meal creations

Everything doesn’t have to be made from scratch.

Take some crackers and top with pepperoni and olive.

Buy a tray of brownies and decorate them with festive colored icing and sprinkles.

Buy a bulk bag of nuts and spice them yourself.

Make party favors for your guests

This doesn’t have to be hard or expensive either.

Give everyone a souvenir from your party by decorating wine glasses or water goblets with glass safe acrylic paints.

Fill each with a simple ornament and ribbon streamers.

Decorate glass votive holders and add an aromatic candle to each.

Ask for party gifts

Every guest can bring a small wrapped gift to be used as prizes for party games.

As for the games themselves, game ideas can be downloaded off the internet for hours of fun.

Bring out the Streaming Services

No need for an expensive DJ.

Stream your favorite holiday station.

Get a karaoke game going.

Who says that fun has to be expensive?

Try any one or more of these ideas for your next Christmas Party!

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