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1. Timing: Try to schedule the party within a few months of the actual engagement. If you wait too long, chances are the bride and groom have already begun planning the wedding and will be preoccupied with figuring out their own party details.
2. Guests: Traditionally, those that are invited to the engagement party should also be invited to the wedding. However, this doesn't mean you need to invite all proposed guests. Start by including the families of both the bride and groom, and then go down the list to see which friends will be invited.
3. Gifts: While many people save the gifts for the bridal shower or wedding reception, there are always those who can't help but bring a little something special to the engagement party. As the host, ask the honored couple if they have created a wedding registry in case potential respondents are asking.
4. Type of Party: Engagement parties can come in many different forms. While some prefer a small luncheon, others plan for an elaborate celebration. This decision should mainly be based off of your budget; don't forget, there are other opportunities for a big party in the future!
5. Greeting: As soon as guests arrive they're going to want to congratulate the new couple, so plan a spot where the bride and groom can comfortably greet guests.
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If you're planning an engagement party, choose Zacharys! Whether you're planning a small luncheon, cocktail party or an elaborate affair with customized food displays, our catering team will guide you through every step of the planning. Your guests will enjoy chic appetizers, towering culinary displays, classic party favorites and signature cocktails. And don't forget the dessert! We are also known for our creative handcrafted desserts and celebration cakes. For more information on our engagement parties, contact us at (516) 794-9770 today!
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