How to Host a Simple Friendsgiving Brunch

So it’s your turn to host a Friendsgiving brunch, but you’re not quite up to the task of cooking, decorating, etc. Well, don’t fret. I have some tips to help you plan one of the easiest get-togethers you’ve ever hosted. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time hosting and you’re just looking for ideas, or you’re a party pro and you just want something simple to throw together. Keep reading for tips to host an easy Friendsgiving brunch.

A good party basically comes down to just a few things – food, decor and location. Once you have those things figured out, it’s smooth sailing from there. 

Deciding where to host your Friendsgiving brunch might be the hardest part of all. Do you want to plan an outdoor event or is indoor the only option? A lot of things will factor into this like the weather and space. Once you decide on that it’s pretty much smooth sailing.

 

I opted for an indoor/outdoor bash. I set up the food table inside and let my guests mingle around indoors and out as needed. Just make sure you have plenty of seating wherever you decide to host.  

Now let’s talk about the food. We all know food can make or break a party but I needed some easy entertaining ideas because this is a busy time of year for me. 

I wanted something I knew everyone would love and could be made easily. 

Enter  from Walmart. Do you know anyone who doesn’t love Monkey Bread?  Everything you need is in one box. Just add the butter and bake.

It’s perfect for any breakfast or brunch occasion. I paired ours with plenty of fresh fruit and an assortment of delicious juices.

I’m a little obsessed with pumpkins right now especially these little fabric ones all the stores are getting. I paired them with some fresh pumpkins from the farm stand and that’s it! 

A perfect Friendsgiving Brunch that was beyond easy to throw together.

Pick up  at Walmart and host your own get together today! Here is where you can get yours

 

Dawn