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Christmas Party.....What to bring?
Hi guys,
so my hubby's friends are having a "get together" at his friends house, and I am not quite sure what to bring. Any suggestions? Should I bring a bottle of wine, and if so do I give it to the wife (its her house).... or should I just bring a dessert, or an appetizer?
Never done this before
Also, no invitation was sent they just spread the word. So should I wear a dress or like jeans and a nice top? Not sure how dressy these things are.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
A
Re: Christmas Party.....What to bring?
I think jeans and a nice top would be great, especially one with a little sparkle. I would actually suggest NOT bringing something sweet-mostly because everyone else will and people will appreciate something that is not sweet. What about a meat, cheese, and crackers tray? Or some kind of dip in a crockpot?
If the party isn't potluck, then a nice bottle of wine or flowers (maybe a Christmas arrangement?) are usually appreciated.
Unless you were asked to bring a food; I wouldn't. If this person is throwing a get together, then they should have already gotten the food situation down. But my mom also always told me to never arrive anywhere empty handed, so I would bring a bottle of wine.
For a ''get together'' I would just wear a nice pair of jeans, a dressy sweater and heels.
I agree with the desserts idea. I usually bring a dessert unless the hostess asks us to bring something else. When I host I usually expect people will bring desserts so I don't make as many.
The party sounds pretty low key, so I'd wear a nice top and dark jeans.
Yep, this. Nice jeans with a cute top or sweater. I usually bring fancy seasonal beer but we and our circles are big microbrew fans.