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Knowing When You Have To Cancel

In every hosts history there is a party that just cannot happen. No matter what has happened, something has come up that is stopping you in your tracks from having the event. While it is always important to do your best to have the event that you have promised to your guests, there are some instances when it is best not to keep going with it and to pull out. In most of these situations, no one will complain about this need either. Take some time to consider when it is appropriate to cancel your event.
One of the most obvious times when an event should be postponed or canceled altogether is when someone important becomes very sick or someone passes away. It may be a distant relative or it may be someone that was not even invited. If their illness or death will be affecting the individuals at your event, it is best to postpone the event. For example, let's say that your mother's aunt becomes suddenly ill. This may not affect you if you are not close to them, but it will affect your mother's ability to enjoy herself. It is always appropriate to ask these individuals if they would like you to cancel the event, too.
Another instance when you should consider stopping an event is when there is a budget shortfall. Rather than putting yourself in debt and unable to make your normal payments, just let your guests know that you have had to cancel the event. You can go into as much or as little detail as you would like. What is important is to be upfront about this rather than just soldiering through the event. In fact, you may find that people are readily willing to help contribute to take off the financial stress.
Take some time to consider your event closely. Is there a good reason to cancel the event? In addition to this, keep in mind that nay gifts that have been received should be given back. Give your guests as much warning about the needed cancelation, too. The worst thing you can do for yourself is to go on with a party where people, including you, will not be happy about it. Chances are good that you will have no problem helping each person to have the type of event they expect to have if you just give yourself a bit more time and perhaps some help.

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