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PARTY THEMES FOR APRIL

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Match Point Mingle 

Set the Scene

Venue: Book a tennis club, a private court, or set up a chic backyard tennis vibe.
Dress Code: Think preppy whites, Wimbledon-inspired outfits, and vintage tennis aesthetics. Decor: Incorporate yellow, green, and white palettes, trophy-inspired centerpieces, tennis ball garlands, and chic lounge seating.

Game, Set, Mingle!

Organize a round-robin tournament with playful awards (best serve, most enthusiastic, best dressed). Offer a casual tennis clinic for beginners so everyone can get involved. Have a lawn game area with croquet, bocce, and badminton for non-tennis players.

Sip & Snack

Cocktails: Serve signature drinks like the “Match Point Martini” or “Strawberry Smash Spritz.” Other drinks: A grab-and-go fresh juice bar bottled with your event logo
Food: Keep it light with cucumber sandwiches, fruit skewers, charcuterie boards, and Wimbledon-inspired strawberries & cream.

Music & Entertainment

Curate a playlist of upbeat, classic summer tunes with a mix of old-school and trendy hits. Another option would be to hire a DJ or live band for post-match socializing. 

Party Favors & Takeaways

Personalized tennis visors or sweatbands. Mini bottles of Pimm’s or custom tennis ball-shaped chocolates. Embroidered towels with the Match Point Mingle logo. Folding fruit fans from Farm Rio

Keep It Social

Create a hashtag like #MatchPointMingle for guests to share their best moments. Have a Polaroid guestbook where people can snap and leave a note.

 

 

SPRING GARDEN PARTY

Set the Scene

Choose an outdoor space with lush greenery—your backyard, a countryside estate, or a botanical garden. Layer textures with vintage floral linens, rattan chairs, and soft cushions. Add a pergola draped in vines or hanging florals for a romantic touch.

The Dress Code

Think white eyelet dresses, linen sets, wide-brimmed hats, and chic sunglasses. Encourage guests to wear garden-inspired prints or soft pastel tones.

The Tablescape

Use delicate porcelain plates, gold flatware, and colored glassware. Floral centerpieces should feel natural—think wildflowers, peonies, or tulips in vintage vases.
Details: Personalize with handwritten name cards or embroidered napkins with pom details.

The Menu

Drinks: Serve a signature floral cocktail, ike an elderflower spritz or a citrusy Pimm’s Cup.
Bites: Offer a European-inspired spread—mini tartines, fresh fruit, and lavender-infused pastries. Dessert: A lemon drizzle cake or floral-infused macarons add a sweet touch.

The Atmosphere

Soft French café music or live acoustic tunes in the background. Lawn games like croquet or pétanque for a touch of playfulness.

 

POP-UP CAFE @ HOME

 

The Scene

Choose a cozy corner: A kitchen nook, patio, or dining table can transform into your café space. Add Parisian touches: Use bistro-style chairs, small round tables, and layered linens. Florals & candles: Fresh flowers in bud vases and tapered candles set an inviting mood.

The Menu

Keep it simple but indulgent—think café favorites: Drinks Espresso, cappuccino, and iced matcha. Floral lattes (lavender, rose, or vanilla bean) Signature spritz or mocktail (like an elderflower lemonade) Bites Fresh croissants, madeleines, or scones. Mini tartines (avocado, ricotta & honey, smoked salmon). Seasonal fruit bowl with edible flowers

The Details 

Layered cake stands (colorful, tall and short), gold-framed menu, and cloches for display. A great way to make your pop-up café feel even more unique is to personalize your paper cups with your name (Margot's Cafe).

Entertainment

Add a fun matcha-making technique class