How to Throw a Socially Distanced Party
Hosting a party these days can be a daunting task. You may be worried about others getting sick or catching the virus yourself. Months of isolation have left us all feeling lonely and anxious to gather again with friends and family. Social loneliness can lead to increased rates of depression and anxiety, which is why it is vital to still create fun ways to interact with loved ones. Meaningful communication with others in a group setting is beneficial to your mental health, and by sticking to a few simple guidelines you can still throw that annual holiday party safely.
Whether it's an 18th birthday or a 50th birthday, here are some essentials for planning a successful socially distanced gathering for any occasion.
Dress up.
Distract your guests from all the safety precautions and get...