Party's or Parties?

We will be holding many parties throughout the years. Parties is plural for party. If you have to insert the word "is" after party that's when you can abbreviate to party's. The party's going to be held at Disneyland this year.

You would use the plural...as in "I host theme parties for girls" or "I host girl-themed parties".

You would use the possesive when writing something like "The party's theme is ..."

I would like to clarify, depending on the words AROUND what you have written above, it may be more appropriate to write - themed parties - For some reason, when the word theme is written it implies that there is just one theme and many parties with the same theme. Not sure why that is, but if you add the 'd' on the end, then it would appear that you have more than one theme.

It would be "parties."

You use "parties" when it is just plural, as in this case. You would only use "party's" if something belongs to the party. If you need anymore help with your flier, I'd be happy to do so. I'm an English teacher, so it's something I do every day. :-)

Hello, It is Parties.
K. K.

Hi,

It should read "theme parties for girls".

Good luck with your business. Sounds like fun!

L.

This such a stereotypical range of definitions. Do these women seriously only think of the term 'party' in the context of birthday parties?
I came here wanting to remind myself of the correct usage of party in the context of political parties. For example, a party's position on a certain issue. Is it party's or parties? I'm thinking it's the former, because it's possessive. 'The party, it's position on an issue'.

As for the OP's question, what you're thinking of is often referred to as the green grocer's apostrophe. Look it up and feel silly.

parties... good luck!

" Themed parties for girls. " would be the most accurate way write it if in this order. Good luck.

You are talking about more than one party... parties is absolutely correct.

Parties is correct...