written by Olivia Wettengel
June 4, 2024
One of the make-or-breaks of a good party is where it’s held. But that doesn’t mean a mansion or the beach are the only places where you can have fun! As long as your venue has a place for food, games, and people, then you’ve got all you need to make it memorable. Maybe your apartment building has a pool or hot tub–have your get-together there! Or on the grass at your student housing community’s grill areas. Or, find a nearby park! If you’re lucky and live near the beach, you might even be able to have it there. But who can go wrong with a good ol’ college house party? Your own apartment might be the best place to host your Independence Day bash.
Decorations are key to transforming your space into a patriotic, America-loving party central. They don’t have to be fancy or over-the-top; a few fun pops of color to spruce up the venue will have the effect you need. Check out our Amazon Storefront for some budget-friendly decorations to buy, as well as this crafty decoration to adorn your party, and even provide a fun activity for you and your friends leading up to the holiday.
Linked below is our Amazon list with decorations, as well as a fun DIY craft to use as decor at your BBQ!
Music sets the tone for the day, and the right playlist will boost your party like nothing else. Mix patriotic tunes with summer vibes for the perfect music to play during your party!
View our Spotify playlist here for festive summer songs to roll in the background at your get-together!
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