'party ambience' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when describing a place or atmosphere which is inviting and festive. For example, "The lively music and party ambience at the birthday celebration made it a night to remember."
On weekends, when the open houses that have become standard marketing procedure for most larger real estate agencies are in full swing, something almost like a block-party ambience emerges.
And so, despite unsettling numbers of suicides by gay people, the party's ambience, enhanced by gilded ceilings, red lighting and signature cocktails (Trevortini, anyone?), was frothy fabulous.
Stepping back to late 1964: a smoky, dim-lit, acid-infused ambience, the party that would inseminate the salient roots of a commercially unrecognized and unaccredited one-band movement the meeting of Lou Reed and John Cale.
Here's a quote from the liner notes to the CD by John Bender of Film Score Monthly that gives a third-party take of the ambience... "The main theme, known as 'Last Tango In Paris' is an erotic monsoon.
The song is surrounded by terrific tunes on Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, and the 80-minute, 22-track double album features the dance-party ready "Reunion," the gorgeous ambience of "Steve McQueen" and the Zola Jesus-assisted "Intro".
"My favorite dorm or apartment decoration is this remote control light strip; it's really cheap, it impresses people, and works for parties, date nights, or general ambience". Daniel Evans, Berkeley.
AMBIENCE -- For theme parties, Ms. Lenkert often turns to www.orientaltradingcompany.com.com
The ambience at their dinner parties is one of 10 areas the students will be rated on.
"We got our fair share of late-night marital breakups and people going out to parties," Mr. Primrose said of the ambience outside their window.
