Tips and Ideas For Hosting a Perfect Housewarming Party
Varsha Das
‘House warming’ also known as ‘Griha Pravesh’ in our country, is a celebration done upon entering a new house! It is an important ceremony that includes a pooja by a Hindu priest followed by get-togethers, feasting, getting housewarming gifts and indulging in various fun activities. Many of us dream of having our own house, and when this dream materializes, we are excited to invite our friends and relatives to be a part of our happiness
Housewarming Party Ideas to Celebrate Your New Home
Before we indulge in feasting and fun activities, a house warming pooja is essential to invite positive vibes and divinity in your home, followed by a housewarming party. Thus, once your new house is all set for you to start living in it, firstly you need to finalize the date of your housewarming pooja. Usually, people refer a Hindu priest to finalize the date and as well as the auspicious time for the housewarming pooja based on the Hindu calendar.
1. Deciding the Date
2. Making the guest list
Once you have finalized the date for the pooja as well as the party, the next step is to make a list of guests you are planning to invite such as your close friends, relatives and even new neighbours so that you get to know each other well. All your preparations for the housewarming pooja and party will depend upon the number of people you are inviting.
3. Sending the Invitations
Once you have finalised the list, it's time to send the invitations to your guests. In today’s digital era, you had several ways of sending the invitations. You can create a digital invitation and send it across through messages, followed by a video call to personally invite your loved ones and be a part of your celebration.
4. Cleaning the house
As you approach the day for your housewarming party, start cleaning your house. Remove empty cartons, and extra materials that you no longer require for your interiors or plumbing or carpentry work. You will find yourself removing a lot of scrap out of your home. Usually a new house is filled with dust, so, if required, get professional help to deep clean your home and get it ready for the pooja.