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Celebrating in 2020 has become something of a challenge, especially for those stuck in Tier 4. As you can only be with your household or support bubble, make quality rather than quantity your focus this year. Here are a few ideas for partying at home.Turn Your Living Room Into A Night Club.                                  Push the sofas back against the walls, hang up a disco ball and flashing lights …

This is your party of a lifetime. Time to push the boat out and create a bash friends and family will be talking about for years. How do you create this unique event? How do you bring together his and hers, old and young, for an unforgettable evening?  Most Brides-to-be choose the venue first. Only to be disappointed when they learn of the entertainment restrictions. Far better to choose entertainment before picking your venue. Once you have an idea of how you would like your wedding day an …

 Fireworks were first introduced to Britain by King Henry VII at his wedding in 1486. The Tudors loved fireworks so much that Elizabeth I even appointed an official 'Fire Master of England'.Up until 1959 it was illegal NOT to celebrate Bonfire Night.Get this, if you've ever had a dream about fireworks, it is likely that you love being the centre of attention and like to show off. It also symbolises exhilaration and enthusiasm.A rocket can reach speeds of up to 150mph or even faste …