Friendsgiving
Looking to try out new recipes before Thanksgiving; wanting to relax before the family
crazies arrive; or do you just want to emotionally eat without judgments. If you answered yes to any of those questions, Friendsgiving is for
you! We have already attended 2 Friendsgiving celebrations and here are my recommendations for hosting your own event.Venue: your house
Date: Anytime in November before Thanksgiving
Total Cost: $35 - $50 (depending on your food selection)
Table
Dinnerware
Meat (Turkey + Fish)
Friends with food
Drinks
- Go potluck that way everyone can bring one dish minimizing stress and clean-up
- Schedule within the 2 weeks prior to thanksgiving
- Keep your guest list small
- Keep it casual
- If you are a family friendly village – invite a babysitter to attend and watch the kids in a separate area (sitters will work for food + cash)
Honestly, celebrating Thanksgiving with friends can be anything you want. Make it a day of service and gather your friends for volunteer work. Or make it a planning session for goals and New Year events planning (friends’ vacation decision making). Whatever you decide, Friendsgiving is a great holiday tradition that I’m officially thankful for having in my life!
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Friendsgiving favorite: Casual Sunday set-up
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Friendsgiving favorite: Baby Party Break
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