How to behave in a party

Dress Appropriately: Match your attire to the theme or level of formality of the party.
RSVP: Let the host know if you'll be attending, and inform them if you have dietary restrictions or allergies.
Bring a Gift (Optional): For house parties or formal events, a small token, like wine or flowers, is a thoughtful gesture.

Greet the Host: Thank them for the invitation upon arrival.
Be Punctual: Arrive within the suggested time frame—not too early or too late.
Engage in Conversations: Be friendly, introduce yourself to others, and listen actively.
- Avoid controversial topics unless you're in a setting where that's encouraged.
Mind Your Manners:
- Say "please," "thank you," and "excuse me."
- Avoid dominating conversations or interrupting others.
Respect the Space:
- Follow house rules (e.g., removing shoes if required).
- Keep common areas tidy and clean up after yourself.
Pace Yourself:
- With food: Don’t overload your plate.
- With drinks: Stay within your limits, especially with alcohol.
Join Activities: If games, dancing, or activities are part of the party, participate enthusiastically but without overstepping boundaries.
Be Inclusive: Talk to people who seem shy or alone. It's a great way to spread positivity.

Thank the Host: Before leaving, express your gratitude to the host for their hospitality.
Leave Gracefully: Don’t overstay your welcome; leave when it feels appropriate.
Follow Up: Sending a quick thank-you message the next day is a nice touch.

Stay Off Your Phone: Focus on being present rather than scrolling on your device.
Avoid Gossip: Keep conversations light-hearted and steer clear of negative comments.

With these behaviors, you’ll enjoy the party and leave a lasting positive impression!