What's a Champagne Birthday?

DEFINITION: A champagne birthday is a birthday in which you turn the age of the day you were born. 
For instance, 25 on the 25th. 
If this happens, you pop champagne (although you don't really need an excuse). I celebrated my champagne birthday with close friends in my tiny bachelor apartment where we spent the night drinking champagne, listening to "Ladies be Pre-Drinking", and playing Bingo (get your own customizable template at the end of the post)...


Get inspired for your next birthday bash.

Cake by: Love Sugar Cakes
Balloons by: The Balloon Studio
Bingo cards by: moi
Friends quotes by: moi

My favourite champagne with some thrift shop champagne glasses.

Keeping it classy with neon lights.

Everyone needs a smoke break now and then...

From memorable hook-ups to personality traits, this was a fun game.

LEFTOVERS!

BONUS: Bingo Card Template
TIP - Create a custom hashtag for your party so you can easily find pictures and tweets taken during the night. 

- georgeelizabeth

Twitter: @georgeelizabeth

Facebook: /theundomesticated

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The Battle of the Buzzer...

Okay, so I'm perpetually single, and I live alone, but that doesn't mean I don't think about others. Others being those living in apartments who found their 'lobster' or opted for a roommate. From one-on-one hangouts to throwing a rager, there is always one issue that plagues apartment dwellers in an apartment with more than one dweller; 'the battle of the buzzer'. 

What is the 'battle of the buzzer'?

It's when 2 or more people live in an apartment and only one person's phone is connected to the front door buzzer. That person also tends to be the one who takes last minute showers, loses their phone in the couch cushions, or has it on silent, hence a lot of buzz's go unnoticed, and the roommate/gf/bf make the trek downstairs to let people in. 

Why do I bring this up? 

Because I found solution worth sharing!
Roommates can rejoice and lovers can... continue loving. No longer do you have to make unnecessary elevator trips or have guests feel abandoned when your buzzer goes unanswered. And to be honest, when you leave people in your apartment to let someone in, they snoop (or at least I do). 

What is this miraculous invention?

Easy Buzzer gives everyone who lives in the apartment control of the buzzer by connecting it to two or more phones. From booty calls to pizza delivery, no one can judge your buzz. 

Who can use it?

- Families
- Couples 
- Roommates
- Single people who's dogs can answer the phone ("Yes, this is dog")


The creator of Easy Buzzer, Dan Fraser, was someone who threw countless parties and personally made the trip up-and-down 30 stories to ensure everyone got in, despite buzzer (or roommate) malfunction. He recognized that he wasn't alone and decided to do something about it, and we're glad he did!

*GIVEAWAY*

To celebrate the launch of Vancouver's very own Easy Buzzer, The Undomesticated is giving away '1 Free Year of Easy Buzzer'! 
The winner will be announced over Twitter and Facebook on Tuesday March 18th. 
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Get started with Easy Buzzer now for the price of a fancy Starbucks coffee.

This is not a sponsored post. 

-georgeelizabeth

Twitter: @georgeelizabeth

Facebook: /theundomesticated

Instagram: @georgeelizabeth