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My daughter will be turning four very soon. Looking for party ideas and or places. We've done chuck e cheese and pump it up. Thanks.
MommyNMaryland
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I'm very young myself and it depends on your daughter's personality. Here are some ideas
Sugarland: This can be held anywhere you want, even your home. Get pink goody bags for girls filled with big lollipops, candies and little colorful bracelets and etc. For boys you can do the same thnig except bright blue goody bags filled with everything mentioned above except the bracelet. For invitations pick a colorful color and write on it "This party is going to be SWEET!"
Princess theme: Have girls come in dresses and boys come in a suit or tux. (To make it look like a prince and princess) and make the place look like a ballroom. Have a big chair speaciality placed in the front of the dance floor for the princess (your daughter) and have a dance contest. Your daughter would be able to pick the winner. After all she is the princess.
Beach theme: Have guests dressed causually and once they arrive give them a coconut bra and a grass skirt to put on over their clothes. Have a little indoor pool, and have a tropical song playing. Do limbo contests, and etc.
Girls Night theme: Make your house look like a huge salon/ spa! (Girls party/sleepover) and each guest will be split in a group. Group 1 goes to the nail station where they'll recieve a manicure and pedicure. Group 2 will go to the spa resort the will recieve massages and facials. Group 3 will go to the hair dresser where they get to have their hair curled, straightened, braided or whatever they want done that you can do. And just switch off. Then when that's over take them out for ice-cream or something rent a movie and have them watch a movie and sleepover.
I'm very young myself and it depends on your daughter's personality. Here are some ideas
Sugarland: This can be held anywhere you want, even your home. Get pink goody bags for girls filled with big lollipops, candies and little colorful bracelets and etc. For boys you can do the same thnig except bright blue goody bags filled with everything mentioned above except the bracelet. For invitations pick a colorful color and write on it "This party is going to be SWEET!"
Princess theme: Have girls come in dresses and boys come in a suit or tux. (To make it look like a prince and princess) and make the place look like a ballroom. Have a big chair speaciality placed in the front of the dance floor for the princess (your daughter) and have a dance contest. Your daughter would be able to pick the winner. After all she is the princess.
Beach theme: Have guests dressed causually and once they arrive give them a coconut bra and a grass skirt to put on over their clothes. Have a little indoor pool, and have a tropical song playing. Do limbo contests, and etc.
Girls Night theme: Make your house look like a huge salon/ spa! (Girls party/sleepover) and each guest will be split in a group. Group 1 goes to the nail station where they'll recieve a manicure and pedicure. Group 2 will go to the spa resort the will recieve massages and facials. Group 3 will go to the hair dresser where they get to have their hair curled, straightened, braided or whatever they want done that you can do. And just switch off. Then when that's over take them out for ice-cream or something rent a movie and have them watch a movie and sleepover.
I need ideas for my 16th birthday party :)?
Daena Voge
Hey guys :) Ok here's the story, i turn 16 in August, i know what you're thinking: "Whoa, thinking a bit early arent you?" well, i'm the type of person that loves organising things in advance :) Anyway, i need something that my friends will think it's fun / awesome :) But i want to keep it affordable please :) i cant exactly hire a venue for my party because they're way too expensive, so i need ideas that are fun yet fit to my budget :) thank you! :) x
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Create your own teen "nightclub" by transforming a basement, garage or backyard into a stylish dance club. If your budget allows, you can opt to rent out a local venue for the event, like a banquet hall or community center. Hire a DJ to get the guests moving, or recruit a family member to "guest DJ" with an MP3 player and some speakers. Create a swanky ambiance by draping some brightly colored fabric, like tulle or satin, against the walls. Add mood lighting by stringing Christmas lights above the dance floor, or using a black light to generate a glow-in-the-dark aesthetic (but be careful to avoid fire hazards). You could even rent a disco ball or make a sign that displays a name for the club, using your teen's name. Serve non-alcoholic "mocktails" or sparkling grape juice and platters of finger foods. For an added touch, create your own invitations in the form of "VIP passes." Your teen and his friends will have a blast dancing the night away.
A Night to Remember
For a more intimate and upscale birthday celebration, have your teen choose her closest friends--the number will depend on your budget. Treat them to a a night out on the town by renting a limo service to whisk the posse out to dinner at a local restaurant. To ensure that the venue can accommodate your group, make a reservation at least two weeks in advance. Encourage the guests to dress up for the occasion, and instruct the limo pick up each friend at his home or have everyone get spruced up at your house before departing for dinner. Have a sparkling cider or soda toast in the limousine using fancy glassware, and ask your limo company if they can provide decorations for the vehicle, like balloons or mood lighting. Then, let the kids spend a few hours relaxing and making memories over a savory cuisine. Finish with a birthday cake, either provided by the restaurant or dropped off by you ahead of time.
Sweet 16 Spa Sleepover
This party theme is most popular with girls. Since turning 16 marks a milestone between childhood and adulthood, throw a birthday bash that fuses a youthful slumber party with a grown-up twist--a spa theme. Send out invitations that instruct guests to bring their own sleeping bag and pillow, and designate the attire as "pajamas." Set up spa stations throughout your home. A "facial" station in the kitchen could contain supplies for homemade skin masks and scrubs. A "pedicure" station in the bathroom could be equipped with basins for soaking toes in warm, soapy water, an array of nail polishes and files, cotton balls and toe dividers. Surprise your birthday girl and her guests by setting up a special station with the help of a professional--hire a masseuse to give each girl a short massage, or a makeup artist to provide in-house "makeovers." After the primping is finished, throw in some traditional sleepover staples. Order a few pizzas, make some popcorn and rent a scary movie.
Read more: Great 16th Birthday Ideas | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6001275_great-16th-bi
Create your own teen "nightclub" by transforming a basement, garage or backyard into a stylish dance club. If your budget allows, you can opt to rent out a local venue for the event, like a banquet hall or community center. Hire a DJ to get the guests moving, or recruit a family member to "guest DJ" with an MP3 player and some speakers. Create a swanky ambiance by draping some brightly colored fabric, like tulle or satin, against the walls. Add mood lighting by stringing Christmas lights above the dance floor, or using a black light to generate a glow-in-the-dark aesthetic (but be careful to avoid fire hazards). You could even rent a disco ball or make a sign that displays a name for the club, using your teen's name. Serve non-alcoholic "mocktails" or sparkling grape juice and platters of finger foods. For an added touch, create your own invitations in the form of "VIP passes." Your teen and his friends will have a blast dancing the night away.
A Night to Remember
For a more intimate and upscale birthday celebration, have your teen choose her closest friends--the number will depend on your budget. Treat them to a a night out on the town by renting a limo service to whisk the posse out to dinner at a local restaurant. To ensure that the venue can accommodate your group, make a reservation at least two weeks in advance. Encourage the guests to dress up for the occasion, and instruct the limo pick up each friend at his home or have everyone get spruced up at your house before departing for dinner. Have a sparkling cider or soda toast in the limousine using fancy glassware, and ask your limo company if they can provide decorations for the vehicle, like balloons or mood lighting. Then, let the kids spend a few hours relaxing and making memories over a savory cuisine. Finish with a birthday cake, either provided by the restaurant or dropped off by you ahead of time.
Sweet 16 Spa Sleepover
This party theme is most popular with girls. Since turning 16 marks a milestone between childhood and adulthood, throw a birthday bash that fuses a youthful slumber party with a grown-up twist--a spa theme. Send out invitations that instruct guests to bring their own sleeping bag and pillow, and designate the attire as "pajamas." Set up spa stations throughout your home. A "facial" station in the kitchen could contain supplies for homemade skin masks and scrubs. A "pedicure" station in the bathroom could be equipped with basins for soaking toes in warm, soapy water, an array of nail polishes and files, cotton balls and toe dividers. Surprise your birthday girl and her guests by setting up a special station with the help of a professional--hire a masseuse to give each girl a short massage, or a makeup artist to provide in-house "makeovers." After the primping is finished, throw in some traditional sleepover staples. Order a few pizzas, make some popcorn and rent a scary movie.
Read more: Great 16th Birthday Ideas | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/list_6001275_great-16th-bi
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