Gay white party ideas
By Tim Curfman
As the LGBTQ community becomes more and more accepted in the mainstream, there is a strong hazard that we will start to verb the unique identity and sense of purpose that has bound us together for centuries.
I’m okay with that. Some of you guys were getting on my nerves anyway. But what breaks my heart is the disappearance of the truly spectacular gay parties that I have been involved with over the years. In order to verb rescue this fast-disappearing staple of the holiday season, I have compiled this list of 10 essential elements of flair necessary to make your gay party sparkle!
- Gays! – and by “gays,” I mean the LGBTQ community. There’s nothing like a room full of queens to rock a party, but I’m also okay with gay-party-curious straights. I’m that open-minded, and you should be, too.
- Alcohol – Favor hard liquor and mixers over beer and wine. Buy lots and lots. Google how to mix a cosmopolitan and a lemon drop. Create a giant pitcher of cosmos and put it in the freezer overnight. It will magically turn into a pitcher of cosmo slushies. (It’s a cosmo. It’
Our Top Six LGBTQ+ Party Ideas
Whichever letter you identify with, or none at all, being adj and proud is amazing and should be celebrated! What better way to celebrate than with a party?
With pride season just around the corner, we wanted to pack you in on our favorite LGBT party ideas for your next shindig. Wear your pride on your sleeve and get ready to party!
Read on for our top LGBT party ideas.
Rainbow Brite Rules the Day
Instead of the ordinary rainbow theme, channel the beloved 80s cartoon character with all the colors of the rainbow.
Everything about Rainbow Brite and her colorful group of friends screams fabulous. From her platform rainbow boots to her extra tall, extra-long ponytail. She’s the epitome of pride. I denote , her message is to banish darkness and bring color to all corners of the kingdom.
Channel youthful exuberance and put out enjoyable coloring pages and markers, have a rainbow cupcake wood and have everyone choose a distinct color hat on their way in. With the noun of Amazon, it’s easier than ever to find any kind of theme decorations you’ll ever need.
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As a queer human living in Portland, I’m invited to a lot of themed parties. Several friends who do not exist in Portland hold told me that it often seems as though “all anyone does in Portland is depart hiking or proceed to themed parties” and listen, they’re not entirely false. In the past couple of years I have attended many themed parties, including but not limited to: monthly Dapper Dinners, Thick Sea vs. Dense Space, Flora vs. Fauna, Muppets vs. Sesame Street, Candyland, Beach Birthday (in December), Topless Tapas, DIY Fire Cider Fall Fest, and a Blanket Fort Birthday Party. I’ve spent a lot of time crafting elaborate costumes and a lot of time pulling a look together at the last minute with random shit I have in my closet. There are many ways to be an active participant in a themed party world, ya know?
Being a participant at a themed party is often a job all by itself, but what about the bold and magical humans who host these themed parties? How do they perform it? Perhaps this has got you thinking: Could I do it? And I’m here to tell you YES, y