NYE Prep Guide from Church & Dwight
A NYE Prep Guide for the Ultimate Pizazz
How is it already almost 2016? I’ve been a bit of a New Year’s Eve grinch over the last few years, but this year, we’re inviting some friends over to have some kid-friendly fun. And I think these tips from Church & Dwight are helpful for making the most of NYE, whether you’re gettin’ fancy, or gettin’ comfy:
Smile for the Camera
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Get your Party Dress On
Whether it’s heading to your favourite clothing store or searching through your closet (or a friend’s) to find the perfect holiday ensemble, make sure whatever you’re wearing makes you feel fabulous. A little confidence boost will help you get your groove on! (My pyjamas make me feel pretty fab, so they’re my goal outfit for NYE.)
Feed your Appetite
If you’re hosting a party, make sure you have enough appetizers to last throughout the night. Buy enough beverages and mix it up with a few sliders – delicious food goes a long way! Tip: provide food and drinks sporadically throughout the night rather than all at once, so it lasts.
What are some of your New Year prep routines?
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