Why Feeding Your Guests First Sets the Whole Night Up to Flow
Start with food, and the rest of the event falls into place.
Greasy Fingers Don’t Belong on Canvas
Let’s start with the obvious: no one wants pizza smudges in their sky gradient.
When guests eat first, it keeps hands clean and the artwork looking crisp.
This also means less mess, fewer distractions, and a final artwork that guests are proud to take home.
Plus, it prevents people from getting drunk and acting silly.
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Full Bellies Keep the Night Balanced
A bite before painting means guests settle into the night and
enjoy a drink without going overboard, which means they stay present during the painting.
It’s still fun, but paced. No one’s getting sloppy with their sunflowers.
It Helps the Venue and the Vibe
Opening the space 15–20 minutes before painting begins gives guests time to eat, chat, and ease in.
That means early spend for the venue and a relaxed atmosphere when the class starts.
Win win. And when the painting wraps, they’re usually ready for dessert, more drinks, or a second snack, aka round two.
It’s a Better Experience
Guests come for the full moment: the styling, the wine, the canvas, the laughs.
Giving them time to eat first means less mess during the class,
and more engagement in the actual art.
They’re focused, happy, and not wondering when their share plate’s going to arrive mid brush stroke.
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