Schedule a small meeting. Start with a small meeting so your partner can get to know a few close friends. This will help relieve tension and create a more intimate atmosphere.

Help your partner remember the names. Before meeting your friends, tell your partner about each person and help them remember their names so they can easily communicate with each of them.

Don't limit the conversation to just your partner. To make communication more natural, try not to talk only about your partner. Ask questions about friends, their lives and interests to keep the conversation going.

Games and entertainment. Plan games and activities to ease tension and create a cozy atmosphere. It can also help the partner show their interests and talents.

Don't make your partner feel uncomfortable. Be aware that your partner may feel nervous and insecure. Don't force him to do something he doesn't want to and don't compare him to other people.

Be supportive. Be prepared to support and protect your partner if someone is rude or obnoxious. This will help your partner feel more confident and important in your life.

Do not hurry. Do not set too high expectations for the first meeting. Give your partner and friends time to make friends and get to know each other. After all, good relationships take time and patience.