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Celebrate Romance With Class

The holidays are the perfect time to invite your special someone to a dinner show. More than having the usual candlelit dinner, a romantic dinner show for two will make this event extra memorable. To help you celebrate romance with class, you could check out the dinnershow that Aalsmeer artists could prepare for you.



You could opt for a Christmas dinnershow filled with love. Feel the presence of love during the Yuletide season with a story about lovers believing in the mistletoe tradition. Aalsmeer artists also showcase their acting and singing prowess in a romantic comedy inspired by the Nativity.



A romantic dinner show for two is one of the best gifts that you could give to your loved one. Aside from the sumptuous feasts and entertaining show, you would also get the most romantic atmosphere that Aalsmeer artists could offer. Imagine eating dinner with your partner and watching a romantic dinner show that would sweep you off your feet. Expect a lot of dancing, too, and an ambiance that would surely cap off your evening right.








You can choose to have your own motif for a special package for two. For an affordable price both of you could dine out under the stars and get all mushy with violin and singing. This is also the perfect place and time for men to propose to their girlfriends. For other couples, Aalsmeer artists also offer anniversary songs and dinner shows so that they could reminisce the time when they first met their loved one.



A romantic Christmas dinner show is also your best bet if you want to hit two birds with one stone. You could opt to have dinner in an open space lit by twinkling Christmas lights. You could also have a snow-themed romantic dinner show for two. Feel as if you are in Winter Wonderland with the Aalsmeer artists.



Another favorite theme and dinner show in Aalsmeer is the Nutcracker. Dine and watch the entertainers sing, act, dance while performing the musical The Nutcracker. There will be souvenirs for couples as well. You could also give a card to your loved one, which could be designed with the white and red motif.



Lastly, what Christmas dinner wouldnt be complete without Santa Claus and his elves? This may not be romantic to most peoples standards, but it ensures that your moment with your loved one is fun and full of life and laughter.

Tips on How to prepare a Dinner Party

Dinner parties do not have to be a fancy affair yet on the other hand you do not want your guests to find you half prepared. The food needs to be set, the music should be ideal and you should be looking like the host who is happy to have their guests around.

Let the Bar Beckon

For the smoothest entry, give arriving guests a clear destination. A cart or a small table done up with essentials (plus flowers and a kooky conversation piece) is a friendly oasis, and it frees you to scurry back to the kitchen if needed. Try to offer bar access from more than one side, to prevent traffic jams. Stock generously (chill white wine two hours in advance) so guests won’t need to come looking for anything—ice, glassware, bottle opener, garnishes—but reserve some surface area for mixing drinks. Nobody wants to whip up a Manhattan in midair.

Wander Into the Kitchen

Guests go where the action is—besides, they want to hang out with the host. Be ready with a hospitable setup.

Prop for socializing. Give over the far end of your work zone (kitchen counter or island) to appetizers, so people know exactly where they can linger without being too in-your-face.

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Simplicity can go a long way. Do not try too hard to impress. Go with the rule of specialization. Find something that you do well and cheaply. Cook a meal that you find easy and even fun to prepare. Ensure that the meals are balanced.

1. Resist the temptation...

...to cook some exotic Japanese dish that you're not even sure how to pronounce and had never laid eyes on until you opened Google five minutes ago. Cook something you're confident with. Don't try a recipe for the first time (unless you are, in fact, Nigella).

2.Keep your balance

Dinner party table. When planning your menu, avoid too many heavy dishes and think about how they go together. Would you fancy eating quiche, followed by pie, followed by tart? Too much pastry, too much stodge! You might want to choose a theme too, like Italian or Spanish food.

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A good dinner party is also a good play party. Your guests will be delighted to play games and this is an affordable way to get them entertained. Games buy you time so that when you have to finish up something, your guests are focused on something else.

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Traditional Board Games

Whether you become a wealthy tycoon in Monopoly or rule the world in Risk, playing silly games after dinner is an age old pastime-- and a really fun thing to do at a dinner party. Think this is passé and old fashioned? It's not! I have friends whose monthly board game nights are anticipated with real relish. Whether its charades or board games you can all have a great time. Every game is different and engaging in its own way.

Silly Kiddie Games

Or how about reverting back to your childhood and play Chutes and Ladders or Candy Land? While it may sound silly, sometimes even the oldest of games are great fun when you are all grown up. They take the tension off of being a grown up and remind you of those days what was important was having fun. Plus, the utter silly simpleness of these games will make the whole thing a bit more casual-- and keep conversation flowing while everyone plays.

Another fun thing to do at a dinner party along these same lines is to make the whole thing a theme. Along with playing kiddie board games, have everybody choose a dish from their childhood that they love. Or make gourmet version of classic kid favorites. A whole night of celebrating childhoods past will make for a very special memory for your guests.

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