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The last time Dallas was in the path of totality for a solar eclipse it was 1878. It’s been even longer for Austin: 1397. So when the sun and moon align over much of the Lone Star State on April 8, it wouldn’t be a stretch to call it the party of the century. And while there are plenty of places to watch the eclipse, many Texans will be able to view the phenomenon from their own backyard, making it the perfect excuse to throw a get-together for family and friends. We asked three professional party planners to share their event-throwing tips and favorite items from local businesses (or companies that offer quick shipping) for the ultimate celestial celebration. Nail down the timeline and gather the essential…

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