A Spajama Party: by Lisa Marshall PACIFIC OCEAN APTS Decron Properties
Have a Spajama Party and send out invitations or emails to all residents make attitre you such as lounge pants or pajamas anything they feel cool and relaxed in, and call for a Spa Professional in your area at least 2-3 weeks in advance. You can call one company or several that you maybe familiar with that offer massages, facials, pedicures and manicures, makeovers etc. This is a great way to market your neighboring businesses to your residents also triggers resident retention. You can have this party out by your pool area or courtyard. Some of these places even offer a real good special deal on larger parties.

Serve fresh fruits in bowls, Pitchers of water or chilled bottles of water (particularly
attractive bottles are a plus splurge at your local gourmet store for pretty bottles and leave the plastic sports bottle in your pantry). You can also offer a selection of herbal teas or juice.

Soothing music, candles, flowers maybe some party favors. Sometimes these local shops offer freebees and nice at home spa kits for a good price.

Make a schedule of activities, and post it, so that your guests realize they are following a (loose) program. Not all guests need to participate in all activities. If you are going to offer a choice, you can schedule two events at the same time, one group receiving pedicures, and one receiving manicures or a massage, for instance. This will keep your schedule shorter.
11 AM to 4 PM is ideal for daytime events
11:00 - 11:30 - guests arrive, change into robes
11:30 - 12:00 - stretching or simple yoga poses to loosen up
12:00 - 12:45 - treatments
12:45 - 1:30 - light lunch
1:30 - 3:30 - treatments
4:00 - tea time; or departure