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My father-in-law will turn 70 next month. He knows that we are planning a party (he overheard a phone call), a surprise party won't work. We'd like to have some kind of fun theme, but we're at a loss. He's retired, likes golf and reading. Not many ideas come out of that. He's a great guy, likes jokes, cake, but no alcohol. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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Why not do a golf theme? That would be fun and appropriate!
Set up a miniature golf game in the backyard, and have everyone keep score for prizes.
Set up the table with some artificial grass turf as the table runner. Glue some name cards onto golf tees...or golf balls with names written on them. Use the golf balls for various games, for example, put a red dot of nailpolish on one ball for a prize.
Hang a banner that says, "Old Golfers Never Die...They just lose their drive/get new balls/whatever."
Send out invitations that look like golf score cards and be sure to list their "tee times."
As for food, anything goes with this theme. You could come up with themed foods or non-alcoholic drinks that represent famous golfers and their personalities. Depends on how much time you want to spend on this.
Have fun! :)
Why not do a golf theme? That would be fun and appropriate!
Set up a miniature golf game in the backyard, and have everyone keep score for prizes.
Set up the table with some artificial grass turf as the table runner. Glue some name cards onto golf tees...or golf balls with names written on them. Use the golf balls for various games, for example, put a red dot of nailpolish on one ball for a prize.
Hang a banner that says, "Old Golfers Never Die...They just lose their drive/get new balls/whatever."
Send out invitations that look like golf score cards and be sure to list their "tee times."
As for food, anything goes with this theme. You could come up with themed foods or non-alcoholic drinks that represent famous golfers and their personalities. Depends on how much time you want to spend on this.
Have fun! :)
Im having a birthday party I have no idea what i should do. Imma teens so i want it to be hot but fun. ideas?
marie m
This party it for me and my friends birthday. Were both teenagers so we want it to be a fun party but also a teeny kinda party.
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Not sure if it's all girls, but those suggestions are kinda for the chattery among us (yes, us girls):
For me at that age (17 now) I just wanted to have fun and chat all night. So we didn't really have anything planned, we were just gonna go with the flow, see what would happen. We put mattresses in the living room, hired some movies and we'd see what we'd do. The only thing that I really had planned was the food. I always like doing something special in that area, like, for example: to gourmet (I'm not sure if that's the word in English (I'm Dutch)), which is where there's a big heating plate on the table and everyone's got it's own little pan to cook. Chocolate Fondue is also real fun to do together, a big pan full with chocolate fondue (http://www.lhj.com/home/Chocolate-Fondue... and then all kinds of fruits, cookies and cake to dip in it. Or to bake pancakes together or for everyone to create it's own pizza. Or to create your own desert with buckets of icecream, fruits, sauces, whipped cream etcetera etcetera. Although this may be a bit more cheezy and young then mature. (I still like it tho)
Also what always will be fun: bowling, miniature golf, swimming, giving each other beauty masks and makeovers and all the other cheesy, cliche girly stuff.
If you're not having a sleepover, just a fancy dinner party is so much fun as well, especially when you all prepare it together! With the whole invitation thing and fancy dress code, even tho you might not be that fancy at all!
PS: at my party: we ended up watching all the movies rented, making a walk through the forest at 2AM, having huge english breakfast and having chocolate fondue and pizza for dinner.
Not sure if it's all girls, but those suggestions are kinda for the chattery among us (yes, us girls):
For me at that age (17 now) I just wanted to have fun and chat all night. So we didn't really have anything planned, we were just gonna go with the flow, see what would happen. We put mattresses in the living room, hired some movies and we'd see what we'd do. The only thing that I really had planned was the food. I always like doing something special in that area, like, for example: to gourmet (I'm not sure if that's the word in English (I'm Dutch)), which is where there's a big heating plate on the table and everyone's got it's own little pan to cook. Chocolate Fondue is also real fun to do together, a big pan full with chocolate fondue (http://www.lhj.com/home/Chocolate-Fondue... and then all kinds of fruits, cookies and cake to dip in it. Or to bake pancakes together or for everyone to create it's own pizza. Or to create your own desert with buckets of icecream, fruits, sauces, whipped cream etcetera etcetera. Although this may be a bit more cheezy and young then mature. (I still like it tho)
Also what always will be fun: bowling, miniature golf, swimming, giving each other beauty masks and makeovers and all the other cheesy, cliche girly stuff.
If you're not having a sleepover, just a fancy dinner party is so much fun as well, especially when you all prepare it together! With the whole invitation thing and fancy dress code, even tho you might not be that fancy at all!
PS: at my party: we ended up watching all the movies rented, making a walk through the forest at 2AM, having huge english breakfast and having chocolate fondue and pizza for dinner.
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