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I need themes, or anything, any fun games to do at a party, invitations, food, etc, she is NOT a girly girl. She is not a tomboy either, like in between. I need help, her birthday is in January.
thanks, and I do have a WII! :)
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Depending on where you live (or rather, if it is cold enough where you live)...
- Skating (Maybe you could do outdoor skating at night, then come back to your place for pizza, and maybe a movie and a sleepover?)
- Same thing as above except for tobogganing instead of skating.
And then, there are always the classics...
- Movie theater, then a sleepover.
- At home spa (but since you have mentioned that she is not that much of a girly girl, this might not be the greatest.)
- Rock climbing (this is great, especially if she's athletic. Lots of my friends have done this)
I remember when I was younger, my mom would take us to random fun places for my birthday parties. I think when I was 10, we went to an indoor roller skating park. When I was 11, we went to a trampolining place where they taught us how to do tricks and flips on the trampolines (this was probably my most fun birthday party ever! I would definitely recommend it.)
Also, when my friend was turning 11, we went to this place where you paint your own ceramic cups, places, bowls, etc., and then they put them in the oven for you and you get to take them home. That was fun.
As for food, it kind of depends on the number of kids that there are going to be. If you're going to be feeding a crowd, like 10+ kids, then I would recommend something simple like pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, etc., or else it can get kind of expensive (if you go to a restaurant), or time consuming (if you're going to cook yourself).
However, if you are going to be having only a few kids, then you could splurge a little bit and take them out to a restaurant, since it won't be as expensive. I would recommend Montana's, Kelsey's, Swiss Chalet, pretty much any of those family restaurants.
Also, if you're going to have a sleepover (which I would highly recommend, 11 year old girls love them, regardless of weather or not the are girly girls), make sure you have tons of snacks. I would recommend chips, cookies, pop, pretty much whatever she wants. Don't worry about all the sugar, afterall, this only happens once a year :)
Games... hmmmm. Pinyata, musical chairs, board games.
For invitations, my mom used to always make them on the computer using some simple graphic design program. It's not that difficult at all. Just include the basic information, and put some pretty pictures.
Depending on where you live (or rather, if it is cold enough where you live)...
- Skating (Maybe you could do outdoor skating at night, then come back to your place for pizza, and maybe a movie and a sleepover?)
- Same thing as above except for tobogganing instead of skating.
And then, there are always the classics...
- Movie theater, then a sleepover.
- At home spa (but since you have mentioned that she is not that much of a girly girl, this might not be the greatest.)
- Rock climbing (this is great, especially if she's athletic. Lots of my friends have done this)
I remember when I was younger, my mom would take us to random fun places for my birthday parties. I think when I was 10, we went to an indoor roller skating park. When I was 11, we went to a trampolining place where they taught us how to do tricks and flips on the trampolines (this was probably my most fun birthday party ever! I would definitely recommend it.)
Also, when my friend was turning 11, we went to this place where you paint your own ceramic cups, places, bowls, etc., and then they put them in the oven for you and you get to take them home. That was fun.
As for food, it kind of depends on the number of kids that there are going to be. If you're going to be feeding a crowd, like 10+ kids, then I would recommend something simple like pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, etc., or else it can get kind of expensive (if you go to a restaurant), or time consuming (if you're going to cook yourself).
However, if you are going to be having only a few kids, then you could splurge a little bit and take them out to a restaurant, since it won't be as expensive. I would recommend Montana's, Kelsey's, Swiss Chalet, pretty much any of those family restaurants.
Also, if you're going to have a sleepover (which I would highly recommend, 11 year old girls love them, regardless of weather or not the are girly girls), make sure you have tons of snacks. I would recommend chips, cookies, pop, pretty much whatever she wants. Don't worry about all the sugar, afterall, this only happens once a year :)
Games... hmmmm. Pinyata, musical chairs, board games.
For invitations, my mom used to always make them on the computer using some simple graphic design program. It's not that difficult at all. Just include the basic information, and put some pretty pictures.
Sweet 16 Birthday Party/Party Planning question?
un poco lo
My best friend and I were born within the same month and we decided that it would be easiest if we had our sweet 16s this summer together. We decided it would be at her house because she has a deck, patio, decent sized yard and a trampoline. So my question(s) are how would you go about planning a party like this? We'll probably invite around 100 people. How should we budget since things will be a split cost and we won't have to pay for a place to have it in? Any other advice or experience planning big parties? Thanks so much!
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Well you say 100, but may end of being less. Send out "save the date" invitations, then have the rsvp about 3-4 weeks before the party date. This way you will have a better head count on the people attending. Are you having this catered? Or are you having a barbecued? Catered, you don't have to do a thing! You cook, you have to cook, clean up, and mostly likely wait on your guests, so you really don't have much time to enjoy yourself. I would call a caterer and ask if they do picnic packages, shouldn't be that expensive. $10-15 per person
Well you say 100, but may end of being less. Send out "save the date" invitations, then have the rsvp about 3-4 weeks before the party date. This way you will have a better head count on the people attending. Are you having this catered? Or are you having a barbecued? Catered, you don't have to do a thing! You cook, you have to cook, clean up, and mostly likely wait on your guests, so you really don't have much time to enjoy yourself. I would call a caterer and ask if they do picnic packages, shouldn't be that expensive. $10-15 per person
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