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With 50% of people switching seats and feigning illness to avoid dinner party dilemmas, Laura Richardson from Browns shares her perfect party tips

Research from leading Brasserie & Bar, Browns, has revealed that celebrations could be put on ice, as a growing number of people in the UK are getting choosy when it comes to parties - citing factors such as the method of invite, the other people invited and the food and drink choices on offer as determining factors in whether a party goes with a bang, or a clang. Browns Chief Host Laura Richardson shares tips to plan the perfect party.
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