Throwing a holiday party? 15 tips for saving time and money
Need to cook two turkeys for 35 people but have only one oven? Perhaps you can rent a second. Hosts' options in party rental gear keep expanding, and even basics, such as tables, chairs, plates and glasses, might be easier or less expensive to rent than to borrow or buy. Here are 15 things for the party planner to keep in mind.
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1. Don't think you're too small.( Anne Cusack / Los Angeles Times / November 19, 2012 )
Don't presume your party is too small. Many rental companies -- even at the high end -- have no minimum order requirement, and if they do, it might be less than you might guess. Though Town & Country, whose showroom is pictured here, handles giant corporate events, it would take an order of any size. The minimum at Pico Party Rents is just $65.
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