The Hosting Planner | Party and Dinner Planner for ADHD and Autistic Adults | Printable PDF

You love these people. You'd like them to come over. It's the three days of dread before and the two days of recovery after that get you. 🍲

The Hosting Planner breaks a get-together into small steps you can actually do, and adds the things most party planners forget: a quiet room, a job to keep your hands busy, a safe person with a signal, and a friendly way to end the night on time. It works for a holiday dinner, a games night, a brunch for three or the cousins staying over in December.

What's inside (13 pages):

• Hosting that suits me: your guest count, how long before you fade, what drains you
• Who's coming: yes/no, food needs, allergies and who's bringing what
• The easy menu: make, buy or ask someone, with a column for "fits food needs?"
• The countdown, from a week out to 30 minutes before, so nothing lands on the last hour
• Sensory setup: lamps, music, smells, coats, and a quiet room for you and your guests
• My anchors for the night: jobs you like, a check-in reminder, a break plan
• Hosting scripts, from "shoes off, please" to the last guest who won't leave
• Houseguests: sleeping, bathroom, meals and protecting your alone time
• After the party: tonight vs. tomorrow, plus a real recovery day
• Hosting log, so you learn your perfect guest count and end time
• Cut-out table and door cards (food labels, "Quiet room. No chatting needed.")

Good to know:

• Instant download: ZIP with US Letter and A4 PDFs plus a READ ME
• Print a fresh set for each get-together, or write on it in a PDF app
• Personal use for your household
• Always ask guests about allergies and check food labels yourself

How this was made: Made by Alice Market Creative with AI assistance: the cover and page illustrations were created with AI image-generation tools, and the writing was drafted with AI help, then reviewed and edited by the seller.