How to organize a mythological banquet

Mythology is the set of myths and legends, for example the Greek myths try to explain the origins of the world and detail the lives and adventures of a wide variety of gods, heroes and other mythological creatures. These festivities and banquets (symposia) revolved around the seasons of the year and the Greeks knew how to combine piety with pleasure very well and put much enthusiasm in their celebrations from the most transcendental to the smallest of them. The symposia, which we translate as a banquet, properly mean "meeting of drinkers" since they were authentic banquets where food and wine flowed permanently. These types of parties are ideal for anniversaries or innovative and unforgettable weddings.

Steps to follow:

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The invitations can vary from a card with laurel leaves, pan flutes in cold porcelain or simply combine colors such as white, olive green, red and violet. Invite to dress as gods or characters of the time, as well as Zeus, Andromeda, Hercules, Atlas or Medusa.

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The decoration should be in white environments, prepare columns and statue heads with paper mache, paint and decorate with laurel wreaths sprayed with golden spray. Hang oil lamps and place terracotta jars and fake vines around the room.

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To serve the meal, cover the trays with vine leaves and serve olives with spiced garlic, chicken sautéed with figs, festive cake with filo pastry, honey cakes, fresh cheeses, grapes, fruits, nuts and bread baskets. Serve wine in terracotta or bronze jars.

4

As entertainment dresses the boys also suited to the time, it would be original for a harpist to welcome the guests at the door. Hire musicians to play the lyre and bagpipes and actors to imitate wandering poets and philosophers.

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Serve a decorated cupcakes to match the theme of Greek mythology. For example, a cake in the form of Pegasus, the winged horse that flies.

Tips
  • Use the Trojan War as a theme for the organization of events, choose characters, dress and prepare a mini work leaving your guests impacted with the event.