How To Throw A Holi Party!

Guestlist:

The first step is to create a guestlist. The size of your guestlist will depend upon how many people can be accommodated in your house and on your budget. You can opt for fancy invites or can even send E-Cards.

Fix a dress code:

Holi is the most colorful festival. You can never go wrong with a traditional white outfit. You can even go all basic and chic with white dresses and flip flops. Pair them up with sunshades and a cool bandana to complete the look. If you’re not a fan of white, opt for floral prints and pastel colors.

Supply of colors:

Go for organic and herbal colors this Holi and ditch the ‘pakka rang’. To keep the color smearing on, make sure you have a stock of colors to play the entire day.

Peppy Music:

Holi is incomplete without the special Holi Playlist_. Groove to the beats of the all-time classic song _Rang Barse_ and add a list of peppy Bollywood Holi song numbers like _Do me a favor let’s play Holi, Balam Pichkari, Badri Ki Dulhania to your ultimate party playlist.

Food:

Holi is all about fun, festivities and mouth-watering delicacies. Keep the theme Indian and add traditional holi recipes like puran poli, gujiya, dahi vada, sweet rice_ in your menu. Serve finger food items like _gol-gappa shots, chaat and bhel-puri to spice it up! With the party in full swing, you wouldn’t want to miss out on the fun, so

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Holi Drinks:

Holi lets one loosen up and to set the mood right a glass of Thandai_ is all you need. Keep circulating glasses of _Lassi, mocktails and lemonades throughout to keep everyone hydrated and refreshed.

Holi games:

Drop the mainstream rain dance Holi party ideas and instead, add fun games to make your party more exciting. You can play fun games like musical chairs, balloon filling, beer pong etc. to have a great time with your friends.