Perhaps you?ve reached that point in your life where you?d really love to entertain your friends with a little more flair and sophistication, but feel quite intimidated by the prospect. Maybe your children are asking you to arrange a really fun birthday party for them, but the very thought has you quaking. Possibly you?re getting married and would love a beautiful wedding reception but simply can?t stretch your budget to an expensive wedding planner or caterer. Janet Kohler is a perfectionist with an attention to detail that is quite breathtaking. With the assistance of stylist extraordinaire Penelope Mitchell, in Perfect Parties she presents a dazzling array of inspirational party ideas, complemented by delicious recipes. Janet will also guide you through every aspect of the party, whether it?s a birthday, engagement, picnic, baby shower, wedding or high tea, or just the family Christmas celebration. From choosing a theme; through décor and preparation countdowns; right down to the step-by-step recipes ? it?s all there, lavishly illustrated with beautiful photography. Most importantly you?ll sail through the event unscathed and your guests will feel really special.

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