Toga Party

From ancient to contemporary times Toga parties have been the most thrilling parties, which is as modern as ancient. In ancient times people used to wear togas and in today’s time, people wear togas to celebrate.

Toga Party

What is toga party?

It is basically a Roman or Greek theme party where all the attendees wear Togas. Togas are while woolen strips of cloth about six feet wide and 12 feet long. Women get a chance to wear tiara made up of fresh flowers or artificial flowers, or simply a gold headband. Togas are both sexy and comfortable. Moreover, togas for men and women are almost similar in looks.

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Where is it celebrated the most?

It has become a tradition in the universities of US and Canada. Toga parties held by a college or university students are linked with keg parties and excessive drinking. This theme became well-known by the movie ‘Animal House’ in 1978 and since then has become an exotic theme party.

How to invite people to Toga party?

Make an invitation in the scroll form just like the ancient times.

What should be there in Toga party menu?

The menu of the toga party is common yet very different. It means that presentation of the food should be lavish like grapes in bunches, a platter of veggies or oysters on ice. Toga parties are basically about drinking wines but in the modern era, people put many things. So whatever drink you offer it should be in big jars. Make a Greek bar with lots of veggies, olives, hot sausages, and much more stuff.

Toga Party

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From the January 2018 issue of FHM India.

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