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Lynn L
My son is turning 7, and he wants a Star Wars birthday party. I know a decent amount of stuff about the films, but wondering if I could get some quotes from the movie that I could use to invite the other kids to the party. I want quotes that will make sense to have on an invitation for a party. Can I get some advice please? Thank you!
Answer
"you must unlearn what you have learned" - Yoda
"Scruffy-looking nerf herder"- Princess Leia
"The force is strong with this one" - Darth Vader
" Let's blow this thing and get outta here" - Han Solo
"I want to learn the ways of the force and become a Jedi like my father' - Luke Skywalker
" you want find a more retched hive of scum and villainy" -OB1-Kenobi
"I find you lack of faith disturbing" - Darth Vader
"Will someone get this big walking carpet out of my way?" - Princess Leia
"We're doomed" - C3PO
"Use the Force" - OB1
"Laugh it up fuzz ball" - Han Solo
"you must unlearn what you have learned" - Yoda
"Scruffy-looking nerf herder"- Princess Leia
"The force is strong with this one" - Darth Vader
" Let's blow this thing and get outta here" - Han Solo
"I want to learn the ways of the force and become a Jedi like my father' - Luke Skywalker
" you want find a more retched hive of scum and villainy" -OB1-Kenobi
"I find you lack of faith disturbing" - Darth Vader
"Will someone get this big walking carpet out of my way?" - Princess Leia
"We're doomed" - C3PO
"Use the Force" - OB1
"Laugh it up fuzz ball" - Han Solo
I need help with finding party ideas? Anyone...?
Annika
Hey. My birthday is coming up soon... and I have about... ZERO clue of what I should do.. Help? I'm inviting about 17 people...
I thought about a disco. But then I don't know if people would think I'm making a cheap party?! Heeelp...Post ideas.. Thanks!!
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Well, i'm a mom. I think my best tip is to combine your party with one of your childrenâs good friends. One party â two people. Not only does it make the work load easier but it makes everyoneâs party schedule easier too. I lost count of how many graduation party invitations my daughter received last year. Both of my girls had a party with one of their best friends and it was great. Tessa had to make out a schedule some days to make sure she could fit all the parties in and which ones were at which time.
Because there were two different groups of people we wanted to include in our party and they were both rather large groups of people we decided to host two different parties for Tessaâs graduation. One was a party for her high school friends, this was the joint party. The other party we had was for family, neighbors and church friends. It worked out great.
I love a themed party so I let Tessa and Rachel brainstorm theme ideas for their party. With a little help from me they decided on Sail Away since they would soon be sailing away to college. It was so much fun to plan around.
Since I have already blogged about the party I will just be linking to past posts where you can read more.
We started with the invitation and had a fun little photo shoot for the invite.
Fun ideas for a memorable graduation party
I am a big believer in invitations â the paper kind, not the email kind and not the Facebook event kind. I think an invitation really sets the stage for a party so of course we had a cute graduation party invitation.
The next step was the decorations. We of course went with a nautical look for our Sail Away Theme. It was about everything red, white and blue!
Cost was kept to a minimum and things were created out of cardboard, chalkboards, shipping palettes, balloons and things I already had. I did make a fun nautical colored pennant banner for the party.
No party would be complete without food. To keep costs down a bit we did not serve a full meal but no one went hungry. We had a mixture of sweet and savory with a fun selection of cupcakes and then several different appetizers. Go here for the complete menu for our graduation party.
The biggest hit of the evening was the Italian Soda Bar.
We also had a sâmore bar which was fun too.
The kids had a fun time just visiting, playing badminton, roasting marshmallows, making Italian sodas and taking photos at the photo booth.
For our second party, the one for church friends, family and neighbors we went with a Smart Cookie theme. I had seen the idea of a milk & cookie party on a blog and thought it would be a fun idea for a graduation party as well as fairly inexpensive. Since I was doing two parties I really tried to keep the costs down.
Of course there had to be another cute invitation.
We did this party on a Sunday evening and kept the menu simple â cookies and milk! With the help of a few friends we made over 400 cookies and had 100 guests. I think I had ten cookies left at the end of the evening. The favorite cookie of the evening was the Compost Cookie.
Chocolate milk was definitely the biggest hit. I set up a fun cookie bar in the kitchen and people loved it. Fortunately the weather was good and people had fun milling around in the garden visiting.
People loved drinking out of the little milk bottles with a straw!
I used the Starbucks Frappuccino bottles! They are perfect.
I used some of my vintage suitcases and other pieces for decoration so set up was easy. I found some fun graduation quotes to put on my chalkboards.
Both parties were so much fun and I had a blast planning them. Iâm kind of sad there wonât be any more high school graduation parties at my house.
But Iâve got two more college graduations to go and a law school graduation! Oh and then there is that wedding we are having this summerâ¦.
Are you planning a graduation party this year?
Well, i'm a mom. I think my best tip is to combine your party with one of your childrenâs good friends. One party â two people. Not only does it make the work load easier but it makes everyoneâs party schedule easier too. I lost count of how many graduation party invitations my daughter received last year. Both of my girls had a party with one of their best friends and it was great. Tessa had to make out a schedule some days to make sure she could fit all the parties in and which ones were at which time.
Because there were two different groups of people we wanted to include in our party and they were both rather large groups of people we decided to host two different parties for Tessaâs graduation. One was a party for her high school friends, this was the joint party. The other party we had was for family, neighbors and church friends. It worked out great.
I love a themed party so I let Tessa and Rachel brainstorm theme ideas for their party. With a little help from me they decided on Sail Away since they would soon be sailing away to college. It was so much fun to plan around.
Since I have already blogged about the party I will just be linking to past posts where you can read more.
We started with the invitation and had a fun little photo shoot for the invite.
Fun ideas for a memorable graduation party
I am a big believer in invitations â the paper kind, not the email kind and not the Facebook event kind. I think an invitation really sets the stage for a party so of course we had a cute graduation party invitation.
The next step was the decorations. We of course went with a nautical look for our Sail Away Theme. It was about everything red, white and blue!
Cost was kept to a minimum and things were created out of cardboard, chalkboards, shipping palettes, balloons and things I already had. I did make a fun nautical colored pennant banner for the party.
No party would be complete without food. To keep costs down a bit we did not serve a full meal but no one went hungry. We had a mixture of sweet and savory with a fun selection of cupcakes and then several different appetizers. Go here for the complete menu for our graduation party.
The biggest hit of the evening was the Italian Soda Bar.
We also had a sâmore bar which was fun too.
The kids had a fun time just visiting, playing badminton, roasting marshmallows, making Italian sodas and taking photos at the photo booth.
For our second party, the one for church friends, family and neighbors we went with a Smart Cookie theme. I had seen the idea of a milk & cookie party on a blog and thought it would be a fun idea for a graduation party as well as fairly inexpensive. Since I was doing two parties I really tried to keep the costs down.
Of course there had to be another cute invitation.
We did this party on a Sunday evening and kept the menu simple â cookies and milk! With the help of a few friends we made over 400 cookies and had 100 guests. I think I had ten cookies left at the end of the evening. The favorite cookie of the evening was the Compost Cookie.
Chocolate milk was definitely the biggest hit. I set up a fun cookie bar in the kitchen and people loved it. Fortunately the weather was good and people had fun milling around in the garden visiting.
People loved drinking out of the little milk bottles with a straw!
I used the Starbucks Frappuccino bottles! They are perfect.
I used some of my vintage suitcases and other pieces for decoration so set up was easy. I found some fun graduation quotes to put on my chalkboards.
Both parties were so much fun and I had a blast planning them. Iâm kind of sad there wonât be any more high school graduation parties at my house.
But Iâve got two more college graduations to go and a law school graduation! Oh and then there is that wedding we are having this summerâ¦.
Are you planning a graduation party this year?
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