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I am planning a surprise party with my mom & aunt for my dad's 50th. Any ideas on what I should do for music, gifts, invitation themes, etc? The guests will be from 2-70+ years old, so it should be good for all ages. Thanks!
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You and your Mom are nice to do this for your dad.
1. Make the theme a retro one. Buy rolls of colored tissue strips from the dollar store, twist them and string them from corner to corner in the living room.
2. Download some I-Tunes for your dad: At the party, play the music your dad listened to when he was a teenager; bands like Mamas and Papas, Monkees, Cat Stevens, Bee Gees, Neil Diamond, Simon and Garfunkel, the Hollies,Diana Ross, the Association, the Band, Beatles, Rolling Stones ans many more. He'll love it (if he is a North American that is).
3. Buy him an i-Pod shuffle with these 70s and 80s tunes downloaded for his personal listening.
4.Games: I'll bet when he was young, he played spin the bottle (spin pop bottle, kiss the person it points to).
Truth or Dare game: starts like spin the bottle but you need to dare someone to do something (right now) or else tell the truth about something (that maybe happened in the past or what he would do in the future).
Movies: Rent old ones run - of his time such as horror movies like the Exorcist and for the little kids someone could play outside with them as some are pretty scary for them. BETTER STILL, find the Woodstock movie (1970-ish); real clips of a generation in the throes of change with some of the very best live bands ever.
Have fun!
You and your Mom are nice to do this for your dad.
1. Make the theme a retro one. Buy rolls of colored tissue strips from the dollar store, twist them and string them from corner to corner in the living room.
2. Download some I-Tunes for your dad: At the party, play the music your dad listened to when he was a teenager; bands like Mamas and Papas, Monkees, Cat Stevens, Bee Gees, Neil Diamond, Simon and Garfunkel, the Hollies,Diana Ross, the Association, the Band, Beatles, Rolling Stones ans many more. He'll love it (if he is a North American that is).
3. Buy him an i-Pod shuffle with these 70s and 80s tunes downloaded for his personal listening.
4.Games: I'll bet when he was young, he played spin the bottle (spin pop bottle, kiss the person it points to).
Truth or Dare game: starts like spin the bottle but you need to dare someone to do something (right now) or else tell the truth about something (that maybe happened in the past or what he would do in the future).
Movies: Rent old ones run - of his time such as horror movies like the Exorcist and for the little kids someone could play outside with them as some are pretty scary for them. BETTER STILL, find the Woodstock movie (1970-ish); real clips of a generation in the throes of change with some of the very best live bands ever.
Have fun!
Does any one have any party ideas?
Katie Rice
I am turning 14, in early november, and I want to have a conjoined birthday party with my friend, who is also turning 14. There is about 70-80 people coming, guys and girls. We haven't sent out any invitations or set the date yet. We were thinking a dancing party. What would be some things that we should buy or get, so that this party one of the most memorable parties, without spending a lot of money?
We will have a dj.
and a dancing area.
We were also thinking hollywood themed?
Answer
i love the hollywood idea:)you can make papier mache "oscars" then give them out to the best dressed, earliest, and best hair. in front of where you're gonna throw the party, you can have a red carpet then your parents as the "paparazzi" taking pix of u and ur friend with ur guests as they're entering the building. later, u and ur friend can get the pictures printed then you guys can autograph them and give them to the guests. is suggest that if you both know the guest, you take ONE picture of all THREE of you. instead of having a dj, hire a local band to perform. ask your guests to dress nicely. thats all my brain is giving me for now:) hope you have a great time!
person:)
i love the hollywood idea:)you can make papier mache "oscars" then give them out to the best dressed, earliest, and best hair. in front of where you're gonna throw the party, you can have a red carpet then your parents as the "paparazzi" taking pix of u and ur friend with ur guests as they're entering the building. later, u and ur friend can get the pictures printed then you guys can autograph them and give them to the guests. is suggest that if you both know the guest, you take ONE picture of all THREE of you. instead of having a dj, hire a local band to perform. ask your guests to dress nicely. thats all my brain is giving me for now:) hope you have a great time!
person:)
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