How to Ready Your Pool for an epic New Year’s Eve party!
Amidst this ongoing pandemic, what’s the better way to enjoy new year’s eve than to celebrate it in your own backyard pool. Thousands of pool owners across the state have already started preparing for the New Year, and so should you. If you are confused, don’t worry! Today we are looking at some creative ideas to make your pool ready for an epic New Year party. Here are some expert tips and ideas on how you can utilize your backyard pool space to make it a perfect spot for a grand New Year’s party. Without any further ado, let’s get straight to the topic and get the ideas!
Here’s How You Can Ready Your Pool for an epic New Year’s Eve party:
Cleaning and Chemical balancing before planning a pool party – First, check if the pool is clean enough to host the party. You need to balance the water ph levels and add necessary chemicals to ensure your swimming pool is healthy and safe for everyone. You should change the water if you haven’t used the swimming pool for a long time.
Turn on the pump to vacuum it before refilling the pool with fresh water, and then add the chemicals. You won’t want your guests and relatives to have a bad experience at or after the party due to unhygienic pool water. So, get started with the cleaning process. A neat and tidy swimming pool is the best spot to start the journey to a new year.
Pool Accessories – Once the pool is clean, add accessories around your swimming pool to make it attractive for the party. Plan your own setup. Add accessories like a water wheel roller float, inflatable party drinks & snack holder, water slides, inflatable pool seat for groups, or other attractive items to make your pool party more featureful.
All of this can be done on your own, or you can hire a professional if you’re running short on the time of helping hands.
Bring your own DJ – Wear your creative hat and go a step ahead by organizing a Dj party for new Year’s eve. It’s going to be a lot more fun than your guests would have imagined. Adding balloons or other attractive items will give DJ music an additional sparkle.
Pool Decorate and lighting – Decorate the pool and the backyard space well. If there are patios or other highlight places near the pool, then make it look appealing. Add balloons, colorful LED lights, water features, or other attractive items to add more sparkle to the pool party. You can add string lights as there are plenty on sale after Christmas.
The light decoration around the pool will add a whole vibe to your backyard parties. Arrange for necessary lighting around the pool as partying without proper illumination can prove to be detrimental. Most of the New Year’s Eve celebrations start later in the evening and go beyond the stroke of midnight. Thus, having enough light available within the premises is essential for the event and the safety of everyone attending your grand party.
Go for different color combinations, the one which accentuates the space nicely. Try attractive hues along with basic themes. Go beyond and surprise all the guests. Add that WOW-factor to the ambiance by decorating it like a master. Everyone would be surprised to see the preparation as it would be no less than a grand luxury new year pool party.
Creativity is the key to successful parties. The more creatively you plan each part, the better the celebration. Plan a celebration that your friends and family members are going to remember for a lifetime. Go the extra mile to ensure security is foolproof for guests and kids. Save the glassware, and use plastic glass or plates as much as possible to protect guests. Think of all potential risks and accidents that may occur and then take proactive measures to mitigate those.
Get your pool renovation and pool repair job done well before the event. The celebration is going to be much bigger and better if there are no possible hiccups. Hire a professional pool renovation team to get your pool fixtures that it needs. And get ready to enjoy the grand New Year’s Party.
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