Party Themes
By Ella Thorogood
Posted on 18th November 2019
Prepare yourself for seven days of sailing through paradise; explore forgotten isles, swim in private bays, get giddy on the national favourite that is the Painkiller drink while dancing yourself silly under the stars. Our residence party planners have been working hard over the last few months to secure the best venues for us to celebrate throughout your week, they have also come up with three mean themes which you’ll need to pack for. There is no prize for best dressed, so just do it for the ‘Gram.
Tropical Retro at Cow Wreck
Cow Wreck Beach is a colourful tropical paradise in Anegada. It's the perfect place to watch the sun come down before we hit the bar, kick off our shoes and dance like nobody’s watching in the sand. In terms of the theme; think Havana Nights meets Hawaiian prints and you pretty much have the mood board dialled for this. If you’re struggling, go for something bold and floral and top it off with some 70s coloured glasses for that retro flair.
Beach Chic at Coco Maya
Coco Maya is one of the pinnacle venues in the British Virgin Islands, and is a firm favourite of Necker Island’s famous resident, Richard Branson. Enjoy some of the best food the region has to offer and when you’re finished shimmy under the stars at our beach-chic party. Channel your inner Hepburn or Eastwood and get glam with your TYW fam. If an outfit isn’t instantly springing to mind, think pastel or muted colours, nautical stripes or failing that, go for head-to-toe white linen. Fool-proof.
Disco Glam at Pirates Bight
Pirates Bight is back as one of our favourite venues! Situated right on the beach front this is the perfect place to get our glitter ball spinning. We are taking the Caribbean to the 70s and going full Disco Glam. Let us guide you on a night of disco hedonism as you sparkle under our mirror balls. Think studio 54 style, Bowie self expression, Grace Jones glam, sparkles, sequins and disco pants. Strictly no fancy dress! Leave your afro wigs at the door, you’re better than that party people.
