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Is it better to hold a big party and invite many people to come than a small party? The first question associated with throwing a party is the size of the party and if we should throw a big one and invite all the people we know, or instead throw a small one with only close friends and family members invited. I’m personally inclined to the idea of holding a small party in which only close friends and family members are invited. In what follows, I’ll further elaborate on my viewpoint. The most important aspect to be considered before arranging a party should be the atmosphere of the party. We all have different types of people as friends, for example workmates, classmates, childhood friends, cousins, and etc.; who might not get along with each other well. So, it might not be a good idea to invite all of them to the same party, since each group require different atmosphere. Also, if we insist on inviting all of them to the same party, they might feel uncomfortable due to the presence of the other groups, and there might be some awkward moments in the party. For instance I cannot imagine having both my college friends and my cousins in the same party. The reason is that they live in two different words. My cousins are farmers and they are in livestock business, while my college friends are mostly engineers. It shouldn’t be that hard to guess that these two groups have different tastes and interests. In addition to creating a better atmosphere, it is necessary for you as host to make every single guest feel welcome, and you should be able to attend to their needs. You have to be able to spend time with all your guests, so the less people you invite the more time you can dedicate to each of your guests. This way nobody feels left out, or offended. We should remember that, regardless of the amount of food and drinks provided in a party, it’s essential that guests feel that their presence is important, and the host is happy to have them around and enjoys their company. Last but not least, the lower number of guests provides more financial freedom for you, hence you can offer better services to your guests. You’ll be able to prepare better food, buy better drinks, and shower your guests with all kinds of snacks. I remember going to big parties where there were barely enough food to eat, let alone having fun eating delicious snacks. So, it’s important that we respect our guests by providing a decent meal for every single one of them. To conclude, .... (The rest is written in comment section.)

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To conclude, based on the arguments explored above, I’m of the opinion of throwing small parties. Because after all which makes a party fun for the guests is the atmosphere, and the attention they receive from the host. So, I believe in this case quality is a much more important factor than quantity.

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