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Tailgate Party | Getting Creative | Serving Suggestions

First, be sure your car is spotlessly clean. The layout of a picnic should be visually pleasing so consider bringing complimentary items for the table, in this case, your car's rear hatch. Include an elegant cloth, flowers or potted plants, and a silver bucket for cooling champagne or wine. (Remember to have a designated driver if you are serving alchoholic beverages.)