Today marks the beginning of March Madness, a day where gets everyone rowdy and it’s impossible to contain your enthusiasm. But hang tight; with a little extra attention to detail you can make that extra point! Let The Party Goddess! show you how to make your next big game day party the best one ever.
5 TIPS for the big celebration:
* Mustache Madness! We’ve all seen the male population participate in Mustache March. Why not get men and women alike involved? Send with your invitation rules for this silly contest and provide mustache’s for those who cannot grow them and the women who choose not to!
* Get Your Stache in the Game! Encourage your guests to grow the fanciest and most absurd island of hair! The mustache MVP will be chosen at half time and crowned King/Queen of the Mustache Madness. REMEMBER there are no fouls in this game, anything goes! Go for a three point shot with this, the more bedazzled the better!
* Slam Dunk! Serve up cookies and milk for a slam-dunk dessert! The youngest fans will be thrilled and adults will embrace their childhood madness.
* Get Your Guests in The Game! Have them design their perfect hot dog. Turkey dogs, bratwurst and veggies dogs on hand with several fun toppings and condiments to choose from! Set it up like a buffet and let them create their perfect dog for game time.
* Traveling Not Allowed! Get your group rowdy with a fun drinking game during the basketball showdown! Pick your poison and your team, whenever they make a 3 point shot you do the same. Be sure to provide phone numbers to a near by cab company for your friends to travel safely back to their home court.
Random March Madness FACTS & FIGURES:
* UCLA has the most NCAA basketball titles with 11 titles.
* The average male spends 2 days, 7 hours and 21 minutes filling out a bracket, while the average female takes 10.3 minutes, most of which are used to ask, “What color is this team?” The female usually wins the pool.
* 74% of the players on championship teams go on to become hugely successful in the world of used car sales.
* CBS now allows the trademarked phrase “March Madness” to be used in reference to both the NCAA tournament and Charlie Sheen’s actions in March of 2011.
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