Ideas for a Kickin’ Game Day Bowl Party
A BIG football game is the perfect reason to throw a party! And there’s no better time to do it than during that big Game Day. Decide whether you’re doing a potluck or “going it alone” by providing all the goodies yourself. Either way, here are some ideas to make your party a sure success. We’ve broken it down to major parts.
FOOD–
Isn’t this the major reason people go to Game Day parties? Lots and lots of delicious, indulgent, cheesy and greasy food!
The key here is to make sure your guests arrive hungry and leave full. Mini foods (chicken wings, meatballs, deli meats) are very much in style for Game Day parties. Easy to serve and devour, place appetizers on toothpicks for a lovely presentation. Dips (cheese, guacamole, nachos, salsa) are always crowd pleasers. Let your imagination run wild but think “simple and easy”. It on hand!
Buffalo wings Pastrami sandwiches
Decor
When it comes to décor, remember, less can be more. Game Day parties are mostly about cheering and booing together. Décor is secondary to what really matters: food, football, and friends.
If your party is potluck, set up extra surge protectors for all those slow cookers or chafing dishes to keep food warm.
Keep coolers filled with ice and beer and easily accessible. Scatter food around the house on folding tables and TV trays for easy access. You want to enjoy your own shindig by making sure guests can fend for themselves.
Game banners Glitter foam fingers
Drinks
Washing down your Game Day bites with a cold brew is a given. Craft beers and lagers may be a staple of most parties, but don’t forget about the cocktails.
Bloody Marys are simple to make using Wilks & Wilson’s All Natural Bloody Mary Mixture. And the drink compliments the wings ad appetizers so well!
http://wilksandwilson.com/products/bloody-mary-mix/
Displaying brews creatively Wilks & Wilson Bloody Mary Mix
Invitations
Let everyone know about your big Game Day bash by sending out stylish and affordable online invitations. A little research on the web will provide lots of free sources available. It saves paper and keeps it simple for your guests with easy RSVPs.
http://www.celebrations.com/gallery/collection/football-party-invitations
Remember, costs in planning a Game Day party can rack up fast. So, keep it simple. Consider involving others in the planning and entertaining process. Like the game itself, think of it as a TEAM event. And, most importantly, have FUN!
From The Wilks & Wilson Blog Team