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Well, who\u2019s ready for New Year\u2019s Eve<\/strong><\/em>? We are! And we want you to be prepared too. The next year, 2017, it\u2019s almost coming\u00a0and it will take\u00a0hostess anxiety to the next level. Will the food be ready in time? Is there enough wine? Will people actually enjoy themselves? These will be the questions in your mind. So, we decided to give you a little help with that, of course. Get ready to have a wonderful night!<\/p>\n

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Thoughtful party favors Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \"A series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\" says Wendt. \"At the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\"<\/p>\n

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The secret to a successful New Year\u2019s Eve party falls in strategically planning, so you\u2019re not scrambling at the last minute to get everything together before the ball drops,\u201d-\u00a0Ron Wendt of Ron Wendt Design<\/a>, for Architectural Digest.<\/p>\n

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A luxurious tablecloth<\/h2>\n
\u201cI always love a good quality black velvet tablecloth at New Year\u2019s. It\u2019s dressy and the perfect backdrop for flowers, candles, and bubbling Champagne.\u201d<\/div>\n
Thoughtful party favors Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \"A series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\" says Wendt. \"At the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\"<\/div>\n
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Candles, candles, and more candles<\/h2>\n
\u201cI am a firm believer that you can never have too many candles!\u201d says Wendt. \u201cSimply use multiple clear glass vases on your table with votives placed within. It will drag an immensely beautiful glow across your tabletop and create a soft lighting to set the mood. And because it\u2019s New Year\u2019s Eve, a little extra glamour and drama is nice.\u201d<\/div>\n

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Understated floral arrangements<\/h2>\n
\u201cI think a clean, fresh approach to flowers for New Year\u2019s Eve works nicely\u2014it almost mimics a clean slate for the year ahead. Especially after the heavy, saturated colors that often come with holiday arrangements in the weeks preceding this night, I like a crisp, neutral palette,\u201d says Wendt. His recommendation: Stick with one type of flower (in multiple colors, if you wish). \u201cLily of the valley in crystal vases is a classic. Innocent as the New Year!\u201d<\/div>\n

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Thoughtful party favors Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \"A series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\" says Wendt. \"At the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\"Thoughtful party favors Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \"A series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\" says Wendt. \"At the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\"<\/p>\n

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Stylish snacks<\/h2>\n
\u201cSet a shimmering gold-themed buffet to have light bites on,\u201d Wendt says. \u201cBecause New Year\u2019s isn\u2019t celebrated until midnight anyway, it\u2019s not necessary to have a full sit-down dinner if you\u2019re hosting for a larger group of people (unless, of course, you want to). I find that one of my favorite things to have out for my guests is caviar. As for drinks, isn\u2019t Champagne a must? My personal favorite is Pol Roger.\u201d<\/div>\n
Thoughtful party favors Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \"A series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\" says Wendt. \"At the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\"<\/div>\n
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Thoughtful party favors<\/h2>\n
Send your guests home on January 1 with something special. \u201cA series of tiny bud vases with freshly cut flowers look beautiful as they flow down the table,\u201d says Wendt. \u201cAt the end of the night, these smaller arrangements can also double as party favors and are a nice reminder of an evening well spent bringing in the New Year together.\u201d<\/div>\n
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