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6 Easy New Years Eve Party Ideas Everyone Will Love

December 8, 2015

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New Years Eve is right around the corner, and it’s time to start thinking about if you want to throw a party. I know what some of you may be thinking, parties are way too much energy and effort to host. However, Bustle has come up with a few ideas for you to have a bash with minimum effort. Consider these ideas.

Indulge in New Years Eve Kitsch
Make it a potluck
Provide champagne but make everything else BYOB
Get crafty with what you already have
Let the television light up your party

See? It’s pretty easy to host a new years eve party while still being your lazy self. For the final way to be lazy, click here.

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