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Originally Posted by socolais  I'm getting a better picture now....
Throw in a chocolate fountain and someone that knows how to restock it - no one will be disappointed in the refreshments. You could get a couple small fountains and have both dark and milk chocolate.
If the dance floor was a big perk in the past, keep the plans flexible so that if some folks wanted to dance, the beds could be pushed together or something to make room. Maybe DIY disk jockey.
All complex plans need room for adjustment during implementation. It sounds like you guys are thoughtful hosts and you're probably worrying over this much more than necessary. Relax, the fun is more in the participants than in the accommodations. |
Thanks, we really appreciate the advice. The chocolate fountain sounds great. I think we just hit that initial feeling of "oh my god are we really going to do it" and got really overwhelmed for nothing probably.
The dance floor was one of the down things about the parties in the past and was a reason for the bad element. It got to a point where a lot of non-swapping lifestylers would come, do lots of hustles, wait for the swappers to start and then gawk, ooh and ah. I'm hoping that is not too missed. But like you said, i'm sure that's something we could adjust on the fly if we wanted