Total Guide to Throwing the Ultimate World Cup Party

A party is the best way to watch England, because even if they lose you can still say you have had fun! With our guide, you'll discover the ultimate way to watch World Cup 2018.

In case you have been living under a rock, the World Cup has started, and every England supporter should be feeling amazing they have made it out of the group stages. I don’t think Harry Kane had anything to do with it! However, England’s campaign isn’t coming to end anytime soon, so let us show you how to watch your country in style.

DRINKS:

This can be a mixture of soft drinks something a bit stronger, depending on how much of a party you want to have. But for the ultimate party it's best to go nuts. Here are some places to buy drinks in Swindon:

Supermarkets:

You can’t go wrong when shopping in a supermarket, it's reliable and easy to acquire on the day. Shops like the Co-op and Tesco will give you a wide range of quality of drinks. On the other hand, if soft drinks are what you are looking for then go to ASDA where you can buy 2 pints of Cola for less than 30p.

Magnum Wine Shop:

As well as beer, wine will give you a variety of choice to your guests. In our thoughts, making the party 10 times better! Almost every type of wine you could want is available at the Magnum Wine Shop.

Arkwrights:

This shop is in Highworth, a quick trip up the B419 and you will have a luxurious selection of gin and other spirits. It may be a bit pricey, however it is for the ULTIMATE World Cup party! Besides its only every four years. For more information click here.

FOOD:

Now you have the drinks out of the way it is time to see where you can get a takeaway for the big match. It is a given that for the ultimate match you will need proper food rather than an unispiring buffet on paper plates. Here are the places you can order your food for the ultimate World Cup party.

We've broken it down in to different types of takeaway, giving you options for anything you would need for the ultimate World Cup party, and where you can get it.

Kebab:

I think it is a given that a kebab and chips is the best way to match a heavy drinking session and in the ultimate World Cup party this is essential to have kebabs. They shouldn’t be the main food but as a side order they are perfect.

The Turkish kebab house on Manchester Road is the perfect place to get your kebabs, especially because it is in the centre of Swindon it will be great for a quick delivery for your party. For more information click here.

Chinese:

It is a given that a Chinese should be at your party. If you have over 10 people at your party it should be important to order a variety of food and Chinese fits that category. With it's varied menu a real dilemma of what to order, if you have time to even read it all!

Swindon Rendezvous in Swindon is possibly the easiest to work with. For the ultimate Chinese to match your ultimate party click here.

Indian:

The most filling of takeaways, in fact your probably better off choosing between Indian and Chinese as most people know its like putting honey and milk together. However, it is the ultimate World Cup party so if you want to make it a party to remember then just order both, the Indian is certain to spice up the party.

Rafu’s Indian Cuisine is a great place to order your Indian. Based in Highworth, it shouldn’t take too long to get your ultimate curries into the ultimate party. To place your order or more information click here.

Pizza:

Now you can't go wrong with the obvious favourites like Domino's, but here are some other places you can order your ultimate meaty pizza from.

Highworth Pizzeria is a great pizza place certain to make the ultimate party even better than it already is. To make the call 01793 766966

Some other pizza places could be:

Papa John’s - 01793 535359
Pizza King - 01793 600200
Pizza Gogo - 01793 542233

If none of these takeaways fit the bill for you here are some more takeaways you can order from:

El Mexicana - 01793 480328
Baguette Bar - 01793 480328
Bobby’s Fish and Chips - 01793 542755

And finally, if you want to make the ultimate party even better than you can always order from McDonalds. For more information click here.

MUSIC:

There is no arguing that music is a must at a party. However, you are going to want some tunes to go into the background. Here are the things you will need to really set the party on fire.

Firstly, a speaker may be required. It doesn’t have to be anything special, however it must be something that will create good quality sound as it is the ultimate party. We suggest going to a specialitst like Curry’s PC World to get a good quality speaker for less than £100.

As well as hardware for your music, software is required. A music app like Spotify or Google Play would be sufficient enough. Spotify would be the best option as it gives you the ability to go onto different genres of your choice and pick a playlist from that genre.

Overall music is just the sauce to the steak and it shouldn’t be given too much attention as the main aspects are the food, drinks and decorations

DECORATIONS:

Here is a list of all the decorations you can use for the ultimate party:

• Balloons in red and white
• Party poppers if England score
• Banners for England
• Flags on the wall for England
• Party lights in red and white

If you are only interested in a few basic decorations, then look no further. Click here.

Now the main ways to throw the ultimate World Cup party are done, there are only a few smaller touches to create a memorable night.

Have supplies:

These involve paper towels and bowls for the food, and if people start to party a bit too hard! Perfect for spillages.

Plan activities:

During half time it will be important to keep some people entertained, examples could be charades or possibly some football-related games. If you're going to be starting the drinking games, remember to drink responsibly!

Now that is how to throw the ultimate party to watch England in the World Cup. If there is anything you liked, or you think we can improve on please give us feedback on social media and on our website.

 

By Dan Warre