There’s nothing that says the ladies of the red hat club can’t hold a red hat party with a friendly poker game involved. It might even draw more members into the group and having a regular card game during meetings could become a tradition. It could be picked up by red hat clubs all over the country, just go ahead and bring it up at the next meeting. You never know you might be seen as a creative genius, well maybe not, but a game of poker or even a full fledged casino themed red hat party can give your fellow members something really fun and interesting to do at the party. As always to keep the party light hearted have the gals bet donations to the current favorite charity or just plain use pretzels for barter.
For some reason the poker theme colors are incredibly similar to the red hat theme colors so you should have no problem at all mixing and matching your decorations for this party. Use red hat party themed plates, napkins, and tablecloths, but while you’re at it pick out some string up lights for the poker theme. Or pick up some fun light up led drinking glasses for the guests to use and they will be a delight. You can wrap connected red glow sticks and necklaces around the tables and chairs for extra decoration.
Food is a must at your party. Since traditional tea and coffee may not fit well with the mixed theme and game play, why not update it a bit with Long Island Iced Teas and Iced Coffees for a tea party theme with your Red Hat guests. Pick up appetizers are always best and easiest for the card players to handle. You can try mixing up a tasty cheese spread with cream and cheddar cheese. Don’t forget the Worcestershire sauce for the spread.
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