What to do in a spa party?
Add a spa party touch to your party by incorporating serene colors, beautiful scented candles, and luxury skin products that transport your guests’ skin. Set up DIY spa stations for facials, manicures, and massages to keep the party going. Healthy snacks and calming teas will complete the ambiance. Turn bathrobes into mini spa robes with a sash and name tag. Use foldable tables for DIY stations: nails, face masks, and crafts. Soft lighting, flameless candles, and fresh flowers add to the ambiance. Keep everything child-safe and age-appropriate.DIY Spa Gift Basket You can make some cute items for the basket: body scrubs, bath salts, candles, bath bombs, and more. If you opt to make these items yourself, they can be a lot more cost-effective around Christmas or other holidays, saving you a lot of money if you need to make multiple Christmas gifts.
What food do you serve at a spa party?
Keep the platter exotic but light with a selection of hummus, dips and veggies (carrot sticks, cucumbers, celery etc). You can also add pita breads, bread sticks and crackers. To make your spa party fancier, prepare a massive charcuterie board full of exotic cheeses, crackers, breads, grapes and raw, cut meat slices. Whether you’re hosting a Game Day party or a casual cocktail party with friends, kick off the festivities with appetizers galore—think: spinach-artichoke or buffalo chicken dip served with pita chips, air fryer chicken wings with blue cheese dipping sauce, pigs in a blanket, deviled eggs, and cheesy pull-apart bread.
What is the most requested service in a spa?
If you’ve ever wondered what the most popular service in a spa is, let’s just say it’s the one that makes clients sigh with relief and whisper, Take my money. Spoiler alert: It’s massage therapy, and it’s not even close. Personalized Experience When clients visit spas, they do so with a priority to relax and be taken care of. They want to feel seen, valued, and doted on, and a mediocre service just doesn’t cut it. Personalization of the customer experience is often underestimated in many spa centers.