My2Boyz
Okay, my son is turning 10 on August 5th, he wants a "water party" meaning, he wants a water slide and water guns in a park. So what are your ideas for invitations, games, do i still give out treat bags? if so, what do i put in it? Do i get entertainment?
Answer
I looked up several sites and have a few suggestions for you.
1. You can have a water gun fight with small toy water guns. They are easily purchased at dollar stores. You could let the kids keep these guns to take home as party favors if you wanted.
2. Having towels set aside for the children is a good idea.
3. Water balloon fights are great fun, and you can get even wetter than with regular water guns! You should have several water balloons pre-filled and set in buckets filled with water. This way they float in the water instead of resting on each other and breaking. You could have several buckets around the area you're having the party in. However, if you're going to have really young children, you'll have to be careful to pick up the balloon remains, as they can be a choking hazard.
4. Depending on how large your budget is, you can also buy stuffed fish/ocean animals and put them at the centerpiece of your birthday table. You can buy enough for each of your guests to take one home, or have a raffle.
5. In case of rain, you might have another date saved for this occasion or just have lots of indoor activities. For inside, you might choose blue and green balloons for decorations.
6. And, just in case you're baking the birthday cake yourself, I listed a site that has a suggestion for making a cake shaped like a fish. Watermelon would also be a fun food for a water party.
7. The second link listed below has a LOT of water games suggestions you might check out.
So, just a few fun ideas. I hope this helps you out. Good luck!
I looked up several sites and have a few suggestions for you.
1. You can have a water gun fight with small toy water guns. They are easily purchased at dollar stores. You could let the kids keep these guns to take home as party favors if you wanted.
2. Having towels set aside for the children is a good idea.
3. Water balloon fights are great fun, and you can get even wetter than with regular water guns! You should have several water balloons pre-filled and set in buckets filled with water. This way they float in the water instead of resting on each other and breaking. You could have several buckets around the area you're having the party in. However, if you're going to have really young children, you'll have to be careful to pick up the balloon remains, as they can be a choking hazard.
4. Depending on how large your budget is, you can also buy stuffed fish/ocean animals and put them at the centerpiece of your birthday table. You can buy enough for each of your guests to take one home, or have a raffle.
5. In case of rain, you might have another date saved for this occasion or just have lots of indoor activities. For inside, you might choose blue and green balloons for decorations.
6. And, just in case you're baking the birthday cake yourself, I listed a site that has a suggestion for making a cake shaped like a fish. Watermelon would also be a fun food for a water party.
7. The second link listed below has a LOT of water games suggestions you might check out.
So, just a few fun ideas. I hope this helps you out. Good luck!
My 6-year old's birthday party - need etiquette help!?
Gail M
My daughter and her best friend decided to have one big birthday party, since they were born only 6 days apart. Will guests who know both girls begrudge the idea of having to buy 2 gifts when only one party is being held? Is there any way to tactfully tell the guests that they don't have to give each girl a "full-sized" gift, but can give each girl a smaller gift? After all, we plan to send home only one joint party favor bag per guest.
We thought this was a great idea, but now I'm feeling kind of cheap and tacky. Help!
Answer
How about donating the gifts to a children's hospital or something of that nature? On the invitations you could just say "All gifts will be donated to XYZ Children's Hospital", that way they can just buy what they want and your daughter and her friend will learn something about giving to charity. I'm sure you'll want buy the girls a nice gift yourself, but the party itself is as much fun as receiving gifts.
How about donating the gifts to a children's hospital or something of that nature? On the invitations you could just say "All gifts will be donated to XYZ Children's Hospital", that way they can just buy what they want and your daughter and her friend will learn something about giving to charity. I'm sure you'll want buy the girls a nice gift yourself, but the party itself is as much fun as receiving gifts.
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