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Q. Well, I've just decided that I want to have a sweet sixteen. I know it's super late because everybody has been telling me I should have started to plan a long time ago. I'll be sixteen in January & I just need some pointers on how to plan this. I don't really want a formal ceremony but I do want it to be semi-formal with also music & dancing. I don't know what my dress code should be so if you guys could help me with that & also everything else I'll need and if possible a price range. Thanks!
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I don't think you've left it too late, it doesn't take that long to plan something like this, weddings have been planned faster. First, recruit some people to help you plan. This could be your Mom, or some of your best friends. Find a venue. You could have it anywhere, it depends on your price range. A hall is probably your best bet, like in a hotel. Find a small, cheap hotel. Most of these places will provide catering, the best thing would probably request 'finger food', where they will just put plates of things like fries and chicken on the tables for people to eat, at least that's how it is in Ireland. Or you could do a buffet style. If you rent like a church or community hall, you'll have to organise your own catering. So you could recruit a bunch of family to cook, or hire someone.
Buy a bunch of decorations, you could get them online. Have your friends or Mom decorate for you, as your not really supposed to do the decorating for your own party yourself. Get a DJ. Ask around and see if anyone has any good recommendations. If not, try and google some Djs in your area, and ring as many as you can for quotes. You can make your own invitations online and send them out, or you could just send a text invitation or make an event on Facebook, since nearly everyone is on facebook these days.
I think you could do it for around $200-$300. It all depends on who you know and can get discounts from, and how many people are willing to help you out. It would only take a couple weeks of planning.
Have a good birthday!
I don't think you've left it too late, it doesn't take that long to plan something like this, weddings have been planned faster. First, recruit some people to help you plan. This could be your Mom, or some of your best friends. Find a venue. You could have it anywhere, it depends on your price range. A hall is probably your best bet, like in a hotel. Find a small, cheap hotel. Most of these places will provide catering, the best thing would probably request 'finger food', where they will just put plates of things like fries and chicken on the tables for people to eat, at least that's how it is in Ireland. Or you could do a buffet style. If you rent like a church or community hall, you'll have to organise your own catering. So you could recruit a bunch of family to cook, or hire someone.
Buy a bunch of decorations, you could get them online. Have your friends or Mom decorate for you, as your not really supposed to do the decorating for your own party yourself. Get a DJ. Ask around and see if anyone has any good recommendations. If not, try and google some Djs in your area, and ring as many as you can for quotes. You can make your own invitations online and send them out, or you could just send a text invitation or make an event on Facebook, since nearly everyone is on facebook these days.
I think you could do it for around $200-$300. It all depends on who you know and can get discounts from, and how many people are willing to help you out. It would only take a couple weeks of planning.
Have a good birthday!
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