How To Throw A Hot Tub Party
HOW TO THROW A HOT TUB PARTY!
Refreshments
For drinks we suggest bottled water, juice and sodas. You may also want to consider non-alcholic beer, or a mocktail. We suggest you stay away from alcohol because when you are sitting in hot water your metabolism increases and the effects of alcohol are felt much quicker. Keep all glass bottles away from the hot tub.
Pina
Colada
This non-alcoholic recipe by The Spruce Eats is rich and creamy with the classic pineapple taste. Transport yourself to the warm beaches of Mexico with just one sip.
Watermelon Nojito
Truthfully dubbed a “no-jito,” this fruity twist on a classic mojito by Taste does not contain alcohol. Get fancy with sugar-rimmed glasses and top each drink with a juicy watermelon slice.
Lemon Lavender
For a more complex flavor profile, try this lemon lavender mocktail by The Merry Thought. The mixture of lemon, lavender, and bitters is shaken with ice to perfection.
Apple Pie Mule
If you’re dreaming of chilly fall days during a scorching summer, the apple pie mule by The Cookie Rookie is for you. Cozy notes of sweet apple and fresh cinnamon in an icy concoction are sure to cool you down while satisfying your longing for a new season. (Simply leave out the vodka to make it a mocktail.)
Mango Lemon Margarita
Travel to a tropical paradise with sweet mango and bright Meyer lemon in this mocktail by An Edible Mosaic. Fresh mango puree and mint garnishes on a sugared rim will take you right to a 5-star resort on the sand in no time.
Snacks
Keep the snacks on the lighter side and stay away from rich and/or heavy foods. The buoyancy of the water, and a full tummy are not a good combination. Vegetable platters and drips, fruits on skewers, chicken or shrimp kabobs, spring and egg rolls are just a few good examples. Another great snack you may want to consider is buffalo cauliflower bits. check out this video on how to make.
Towels
Be sure to have plenty of towels on hand for your guest to use. You can never have too many. With guests getting in and out of the hot tub frequently, their towels will likely become damp and have pretty quickly.
Music
It’s as simple as streaming your favorite play list on the hot tub speakers. While many folks opt for this feature, it’s okay if you didn’t get music with you spa. Just set up music player somewhere near by, but not close enough to fall in. Music always sets a tone to a party. It doesn’t have to be loud to have a good time.
Setting the Mood
Place a table next to the to tub and lay out all the food and drinks so guest do not have to get in and out of the water. Don’t forget the rubber ducks! It wouldn’t be a party without several of them floating in the water with you. You may want to even consider investing in a hot tub friendly game…like water proof Uno cards. Amazon is a great place to find rubber ducks and water proof games. If your party is during the evening, be sure to turn the spas likes on, as well as firing up an outdoor fireplace and/or turning on outside market lights.
Be Hot Tub Ready
Don’t be caught off guard with unpleasant water on the day of your party. Make sure the waters chemistry is balanced, the the filters have been rinsed clean, and that it smells nice. You may want to even consider adding a spa scent to water just before the party. We have many scents to select from at our store.
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