Around 2007, a new holiday called “Friendsgiving” became an official event for friends to get together and throw an incredible Thanksgiving gathering. It’s typically hosted one to two weeks before the actual Thanksgiving date and usually has a more low-key vibe than a traditional family gathering. It can also be celebrated on the official Thanksgiving day when you decide to celebrate the holiday with your closest friends.
At Friendsgiving, gifts are exchanged, many people bring in a dish to contribute, and there’s the freedom to experiment with dishes that go outside the norm of your usual Thanksgiving repertoire. Whether you’re a host or a guest, Friendsgiving looks and feels more festive when you decorate the party with fresh flowers and plant gifts.
Our growing collection of fall flowers and classic bouquets make parties more beautiful. Add a vase to a bouquet to make an incredible centerpiece or select a table runner to dress up the main event with simple elegance. By decorating your party and sticking to the following tips, you can throw the perfect Friendsgiving anytime this fall.
How to Throw the Perfect Friendsgiving
- For Hosts: Make It Pretty
- For Guests: Honor the Hosts
- Make It a Potluck
- Plan Some Games