Also, imagine if my neighbour came over to complain about your noisy laughter or started up the lawnmower or the weed trimmer all day, or during the speeches/vows of some important event.
Having a very nice location, I have had hundreds of requests for events - from small 10-15person weddings to the sort of thing you’re describing and more.Ī) Imagine how my neighbours would feel if I had accepted even half of them… a party in the house next door EVERY weekend? We’d fall out for sure. Is this feasible? Am I wishing for something that no one would agree to or are there terms I could discuss with a few hosts to find someone willing to trust that I'd respect their space? I'm definitely willing to compensate for any troubles, it's just that I'd really like this to happen lol. In my mind the party would go from 12-9 and I'd rent it the day before the party for setup, the day of the party and the following day for cleanup for a total of three nights.
I moved from LA 5 years ago and would just like a day with old friends in one space for old times sake. But more so 20-25 people stopping by to swim, eat some food, play some board/card games, dominoes and such. I'm not looking to host a WILD party complete with a bunch of decorations and drunks breaking things/making a mess. I'm in my early 30's and most of my friends are in the age range of 30-40.
I write to you because next June for my birthday I'd like to rent a nice home with a pool for an old fashioned backyard BBQ/pool party in Los Angeles during the afternoon/early evening. The general impression I've gotten is that most hosts are terrified of parties (as they have the right to be.) There are many guests who would be completely negligent in the care of another's property, which is unfortunate. I just have a question for the hosts and how they feel about renting for parties. I know this topic has possibly been done to death, but I'm new here and my attempts to find an answer were futile.
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