Party

It's only a few days until Election Night on Thursday 7th May, and it looks to be the closest election in recent years, so why not throw a party to celebrate?

Do the words 'children's party' make you break out in a cold sweat? If you don't know where to begin with planning your kids' party, don't worry! We have some great tips to make sure it's a roaring success.

Planning a surprise party for a loved one is a noble pursuit, but it takes stealth, careful organisation and a big dollop of luck. That's why we’ve put together this guide to help you on your secret mission!

Whether you need ideas for a party or just a quiet evening in with the family, everybody loves a good game, but there are plenty of classic ones that run the risk of being forgotten. So turn off the TV and try your hand at one of these vintage games. It’s fun, the old-fashioned way!

Decorating for a baby shower is a pretty fun task, so if you’re planning your own baby shower or hosting one for someone else, here are my top tips for hosting the perfect baby shower.

William Hanson is an etiquette and protocol expert. Here, he shares the proper social conventions behind taking a gift to a dinner party.

We had so much great feedback from our last selection of birthday blogs, we decided to do it all over again. So here's another selection of some of the best birthday-inspired reads we've found.

For the Diamond Jubilee, the Queen will attend a royal lunch hosted by the Livery, with approximately 700 guests. As the grand occasion draws nearer you may be wondering how to celebrate at home (if, like us, your invitation to the Livery lunch seems to have been lost in the post). Fortunately everyone can enjoy a regal repast by throwing a Diamond Jubilee afternoon tea party. Read on for our tips about hosting a party so elegant, even the Queen will be disappointed she wasn’t there.