4th of July Celebration Preparation on the Roll; GreenBeanBuddy Share Tips to Cut Expenses

June 30, 2011 - PRLog -- The Fourth of July is a very important day for every American. It is a date to celebrate the heritage and tradition of the United States. It is also a time for gatherings among families, friends and colleagues. However, anybody need not spend big to have a great 4th of July celebratory party.

Knowing how life had become financially difficult these days, GreenBeanBuddy, a one-stop site of news, tips and updates, shares tips how to throw a less expensive but fun party for this coming Independence day.

With effective preparation and ingenuity, GreenBeanBuddy states that everybody can organize a gathering even with a tight budget. From the food to serve to the utensils to use, the site has tips to share on how to cut the amount to spend without boring the guests.

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“The 4th of July is coming and it's that time again for national pride and “celebrate America” gatherings. But with the ongoing economic crisis, do you really have to spend big for a holiday soiree? Well, not really.”

“There are a lot of ways to cut party expenses without cutting the fun in it. All it takes are effective planning and cunning ingenuity. With these two paired, you surely can throw an amazing party at an amount far less than it would usually cost you.”

“Remember, the fun in every gathering is not dependent on how much you spend for it. It's more on how you entertain and prepare for your guests.”

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“The economy may have drained your entertaining budget, but that doesn't mean you can't host a holiday party with panache. It just takes planning -- and ingenuity -- to create champagne parties on a beer budget.”

“Display food and beverages with flair”

“You don't need caviar and champagne to impress. Simple and inexpensive ingredients -- such as raw vegetables -- can make a big impact.”

“Forget the big meal”

“Potlucks or simple buffets are certainly less expensive than sit-down, seven-course dinners. Pare it down even further by hosting a brunch, dessert or cocktail party.”

“Ditch the paper plates”

“Party hosts often find it easier to use paper plates, napkins and plastic cutlery. But they also can cheapen the occasion and -- ironically -- add to your costs.”

“Instead, break out the real stuff: Gather all your plates and flatware.”

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Anybody can throw a great party without spending big. All it takes are great planning and ingenuity as GreenBeanBudddy.com has said.

After all, the true measure of a successful event is how entertained the guests had been. And so, anybody who plans a soiree for the Independence Day should think more of how to prepare for the event and not how big to spend for it. And with the economy still not stable, a frugal celebration is surely a much better option.

For more holiday party tips, readers can check out http://www.GreenBeanBuddy.com.