Barbeque Party

Hey, I am arranging a Barbecue for fifty people. Friends please suggest me a nice place for this in Fayetteville and how much would I need to spend for overall arrangement? Any estimates??

Alright that's nice..
But I would definitely suggest you to check out this website for getting information regarding various BBQ restaurants or buying BBQ online.

Have a look at this place in Fayetteville also:

Fayetteville, NC
5539 Camden Rd.
Phone: 910-426-9515

http://scnbnc.com/

2009-07-31 00:48:47 by Sarah W

Alexis Zorba tells the future from a sparerib, pleads his love for the boss and dances the Sirtaki with him.

Men would bring a six pack of beer (or wine coolers), or a bottle of wine to a dinner party. what about a backyard barbeque?

SOMETHING TO THROW ON THE GRILL..

2006-08-05 06:15:23 by edrosytoe

I do NOT have access to a pool, but I need some other fun party ideas. This is for 14 year olds. Also, what are some good ideas for food, besides just hamburgers and hot dogs? Thank you so much!

Have lots of things for them to do - the outdoor games of volleyball, badmitton, etc. as well as board games that several can play...trivial pursuit, cranium, etc.

Have some chips and dips and they'll be happy. Maybe a veggie plate and some fruit.

Good luck!

2008-06-11 16:24:48 by musiclover1212

it's an awareness event about smoking.I decided to organize a barbeque party intead but i really need a good theme/topic that goes with smoking and barbeque..

How about something like "smoke is for ribs, not for lungs." Or some variation thereof. Hope that helps!

2007-12-31 11:05:12 by elsean

I'm 17 and I wanna have throw a barbeque for memorial day weekend, however I want it to be more than that I want people to be dancing?? I dont have much time, so can someone please give me some great ideas, should I hand out invitations, should there be a dress code How should I decorate And should I have it in the daytime or night??, Also its in my back yard, however I have a nice size back yard???

It's about too late for mailed invitations. Why don't you do an eVite invitation AND make phone calls to confirm.

Forget the dress code for a BBQ. Make sure you've got a way to play music outside. Do you have an outside sound system? Outdoor speakers?

I love to string up outdoor lights (you'll probably need extension cords). Tiki torches and lots of candles. Don't forget bug repellent.

Your party should probably start around 3-4pm. Get the grills going. Play games and socialize. Have the food ready by 4-5pm. When the sun starts to go down. Turn on the outdoor lights and crank the music.

I'd go get some old school games like Twister, Lawn Darts, Corn Hole, Hula Hoops, bubbles & squirt guns. Make sure to get some sparklers. Maybe buy a few disposable cameras and let people take photos -- Have the photos uploaded to Flickr.com or some other photo share site the next day.

2008-05-19 13:45:13 by love_peace_asia