From karaoke to food, how to put on a cheap but brilliant party for Eurovision Song Contest

THE Eurovision final takes place on Saturday night, promising glitz, glamour and sackfuls of cheesy entertainment. It’s a great excuse to get your friends round for a Euro-themed party, complete with fancy dress and score sheets. Look Mum No Computer, real name Sam Battle, who will represent the UK at the Eurovision Credit: ORF There are brilliant ways to host a Eurovision party for friends without breaking the bank Credit: ORF Here’s how to host a brilliant bash for a song . . . GET IN THE GAME: Test guests’ knowledge with a quiz. If you’re a big Eurovision fan, you can create your own. Or, find plenty of inspiration at eurovisionworld.com/quiz. You can also create a Eurovision bingo card for guests to mark off as the evening goes on. Find a free download at icebreaker-games.org/eurovision-bingo-cards, and pick up Saturday’s Sun, for a Eurovision sweepstake kit to keep folk entertained. Scoring the acts is all part of the fun, too. Ask guests to rate each performance out of 12 then add up the scores at the end of the evening to find your winner. PUT ON A SPREAD: Assign a country to each guest and ask them to bring some food or drink from that nation. You could even take the fun a step further and ask them to wear an outfit that represents their allocated country. As the host, don your glad rags. You can download Rylan Clark or Graham Norton face masks from Twinkl.co.uk for some added fun. Lay on some fuss-free picky bits for your guests, too. You can currently get three for £12 on Asda’s Deli range, which includes tasty Italian, Greek and French-inspired foods. SING IT OUT: Round off the night with karaoke to Eurovision classics. You can find free karaoke versions of songs on YouTube. If you have an account with Spotify, you will find curated playlists on there, too. Want to take things up a notch? Invest in the the iKaraoke portable microphone and speaker — it’s currently down from £59.99 to £49.99 at Smyths. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. Deal of the day Dunelm’s Santorini egg chair has been slashed in price by £100 Credit: Dunelm CREATE a relaxing nook in the garden with Dunelm’s Santorini egg chair – down from £249 to £149. SAVE: £100 Cheap treat Superdrug’s pampering foot socks are £2 Credit: Superdrug TREAT your feet to these candy floss socks from Superdrug – they will leave tootsies soft and smooth, £2. What’s new? Sainsbury’s new blood orange juice with bits, £3.40 Credit: Sainsburys MAKE your weekend breakfast feel a little special with the help of Sainsbury’s new blood orange juice with bits, £3.40. Top swap Le Labo Santal 33, £238 from cultbeauty.co.uk Credit: Le Labo Santal Skin Saints Santal, £8 at Tesco Credit: Tesco Le Labo Santal 33, £238 from cultbeauty.co.uk, has won a legion of fans with its leather and musk fragrance. Get a similar scent with Skin Saints Santal, £8 at Tesco. SAVE: £230 Little helper If you say ‘Bill’s 25’ to your server, you can get 25 per cent off your food all day tomorrow Credit: Bills CELEBRATE 25 years of Bill’s restaurants with 25 per cent off food all day Tomorrow. Just say, “Bill’s 25” to your server to redeem the offer when dining. Shop & save This miniskirt is just £20 at New Look Credit: New Look THIS miniskirt is down from £35.99 to £20 at New Look. Wear it with a band T-shirt and boots for a Glasto-style festival outfit. SAVE: £15.99 Hot right now KEEP little hands busy with 25 per cent off crystal art sets at Hobbycraft, taking a keyring set down from £7 to £5.25. PLAY NOW TO WIN £100 Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket. The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!