There are only a few requirements for throwing a Toga Party. First and foremost: dress code. No Toga, no party. To create your Toga, you will need white bed sheets, rope sandals, and an ivy headdress. Cut, wrap, and tie your bedsheets into a Roman-inspired dress. This is a universal look, but creativity is expected. Construct an ivy halo from materials found at your local craft shop. Throw on the hippie rope sandals you\u2019ve been saving in your closet since freshman year, and you\u2019re ready to go!<\/p>\n
Organised games for your party<\/a>-goers are a must. Expect your guests to be three sheets to the wind at this point, so keep game rules buzz-friendly. Choose games like Chariot Races, where participants will pair up for a piggy-back race to the finish line without spilling their beers, or Still As Roman Statues, where your party-goers will pose as Greek statues and see who lasts the longest. Beer Pong and Flip Cup are also acceptable.<\/p>\n Although Grecian-inspired games and drinking contests are entertaining in their own right, it\u2019s best to have multiple forms of entertainment for your guests. Book a DJ or Band<\/a> to keep the party alive all night long. Hire a Bartender to serve up Roman-inspired cocktails and beer.<\/p>\n Togas, drinking, and Roman-inspired games \u2013 it\u2019s pretty hard to mess this up. Just have fun and drink responsibly, and don\u2019t forget Toga! Toga! Toga!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There are only a few requirements for throwing a Toga Party. First and foremost: dress code. No Toga, no party. To create your Toga, you will need white bed sheets, rope sandals, and an ivy headdress. Cut, wrap, and tie … Continue reading