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Party like it’s a pandemic

Shop local and elevate your socially distant party by working with some of these local businesses

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This year, parties, weddings and special events look different than ever before. Instead of hosting large indoor parties, people are getting creative to follow social distancing guidelines. From drive-by car parades to socially distant outdoor picnics, locals aren’t letting the pandemic stop them from celebrating. Shop local and elevate your socially distant party by working with some of these local businesses.


Balloons & yard signs

For jaw-dropping balloon art and memorable yard signs | Animated Art Balloon Decor and Entertainment | Find it on Facebook

For stylish balloon art displays | Baton Rouge Balloons | Find it on Facebook

For larger-than-life yard signs and balloon displays | The Real Balloons of Baton Rouge | Find it on Facebook


Snacks

For colorful and photogenic cheese boards | Bites & Boards | Find it on Facebook

For healthy and tasty grazing boards and plates | Village Cofe | instagram.com/villagecofe

For custom, decorative sugar cookies | Seaux Sweet Cookie Co. | seauxsweetcookieco.com


Drinks

For boozy and flavorful adult beverages | Jazzy Drinx | instagram.com/jazzydrinx

For fresh coffee and espresso drinks | Social Coffee | Find it on Facebook

For refreshing and fruity cocktails | Liquid Fix Mobile Bar | Find it on Facebook


Sanitization & protection

For hand sanitizer and contactless thermometers | Parker’s Pharmacy | parkersrx.com

For bulk orders of custom masks | The Printing Source | printingsourcebr.com

For disposable gloves | Rouses Market | rouses.com

Cynthea Corfah
Cynthea Corfah is a multimedia journalist, community builder and passionate eczema advocate. As a true arts lover and "Essence" contributor, she has interviewed music stars like Coi Leray, captured the energy of epic Boiler Room DJ sets and profiled influential fashion designers. Through partnerships with brands like Pfizer and WebMD, she sparks honest and impactful conversations about life with eczema and promotes inclusive skin representation.