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For my 16th birthday I had a house party and a bunch of people I didn't know showed up and everyone was really drunk. It was a fun time but needless to say I can't have a house party again.
What can I do for my 17th which is similar?
I don't wanna do something like bowling or the spa cuz first of all it's not exciting, second of all it costs $$$
Answer
Bonfire Party - For a budget-friendly bash, consider a bonfire celebration. Limit the menu to foods that can be cooked on a stick, and transform the garage into a dancing area.
Fear Factor Party - Set up an obstacle course, and design your own food challenges with platters of chunky, meat-flavored baby food, slices of head cheese and souse, and heaping bowls of delicacies from your local ethnic grocery store.
Spa Party - Stock up on manicure, pedicure, and facial supplies, and indulge your teen and her friends with a little pampering. For an extra-special treat, hire a professional to do an in-home spa party and treat the guests to makeovers.
Have a karaoke competition
Lip sync to music with close friends
Make a group music video and post it on YouTube
Throw mud at each other (I don't suggest this one!) and then take funny photos (Author's note - maybe a whipped cream fight?). File this one under 'outdoor activities.'
Have a Silly String fight. Silly String comes in spray canisters. Look at a toy store or party shop.
Hire a DJ, rent a party tent or a hall for dancing. Add mylar balloons or balloon bouquets.
For a laugh, rent a bounce house or bouncy castle (Try an online search for Party Rentals)
Set up a back yard carnival with homemade games and party favor prizes
In warmer weather, go camping, have a BBQ and a water balloon fight!
Small budget? Rent a good movie, bake and eat what you make!
Supply disposable cameras! "When you develop the pictures after the party, you are sure to get a good laugh," says one teen. As an alternative, guests could bring their digital cameras.
Spray each others hair with colored hair sprays. Make crazy hairstyles with colored hair gel.
Try some face painting, then go shopping as a group.
Pool Party
Fun swimming pool party theme ideas - complete party planning ideas with decoration, invitations, games, party favor and activity ideas for teen pool parties.
Pool party ideas
Mystery Dinner
Crazy and fun! The teens are served a crazy dinner - and the fun is they don't know exactly what they are ordering until it comes out of the kitchen. By the third round they have started to figure out the clues and finally get something to eat.
Restaurant
Take them to a nice restaurant or for more fun a Japanese steakhouse where they cook the food in front of you, or reserve a private room in the restaurant.
Music Videos
Borrow several video cameras and let the kids make crazy videos of themselves dancing, singing to karaoke or just being themselves! Edit and then make a DVD for each party guest.
Chocolate fountain Simple idea, but teenagers love it! Set out long toothpicks and bowls of strawberries, marshmallows, fruit, graham crackers, Twinkies (our favorite!), rice krispie treats or anything that can be dipped in chocolate (which is pretty much everything!) This is fun, festive and a real treat! Just add music and dancing.
Bonfire Party - For a budget-friendly bash, consider a bonfire celebration. Limit the menu to foods that can be cooked on a stick, and transform the garage into a dancing area.
Fear Factor Party - Set up an obstacle course, and design your own food challenges with platters of chunky, meat-flavored baby food, slices of head cheese and souse, and heaping bowls of delicacies from your local ethnic grocery store.
Spa Party - Stock up on manicure, pedicure, and facial supplies, and indulge your teen and her friends with a little pampering. For an extra-special treat, hire a professional to do an in-home spa party and treat the guests to makeovers.
Have a karaoke competition
Lip sync to music with close friends
Make a group music video and post it on YouTube
Throw mud at each other (I don't suggest this one!) and then take funny photos (Author's note - maybe a whipped cream fight?). File this one under 'outdoor activities.'
Have a Silly String fight. Silly String comes in spray canisters. Look at a toy store or party shop.
Hire a DJ, rent a party tent or a hall for dancing. Add mylar balloons or balloon bouquets.
For a laugh, rent a bounce house or bouncy castle (Try an online search for Party Rentals)
Set up a back yard carnival with homemade games and party favor prizes
In warmer weather, go camping, have a BBQ and a water balloon fight!
Small budget? Rent a good movie, bake and eat what you make!
Supply disposable cameras! "When you develop the pictures after the party, you are sure to get a good laugh," says one teen. As an alternative, guests could bring their digital cameras.
Spray each others hair with colored hair sprays. Make crazy hairstyles with colored hair gel.
Try some face painting, then go shopping as a group.
Pool Party
Fun swimming pool party theme ideas - complete party planning ideas with decoration, invitations, games, party favor and activity ideas for teen pool parties.
Pool party ideas
Mystery Dinner
Crazy and fun! The teens are served a crazy dinner - and the fun is they don't know exactly what they are ordering until it comes out of the kitchen. By the third round they have started to figure out the clues and finally get something to eat.
Restaurant
Take them to a nice restaurant or for more fun a Japanese steakhouse where they cook the food in front of you, or reserve a private room in the restaurant.
Music Videos
Borrow several video cameras and let the kids make crazy videos of themselves dancing, singing to karaoke or just being themselves! Edit and then make a DVD for each party guest.
Chocolate fountain Simple idea, but teenagers love it! Set out long toothpicks and bowls of strawberries, marshmallows, fruit, graham crackers, Twinkies (our favorite!), rice krispie treats or anything that can be dipped in chocolate (which is pretty much everything!) This is fun, festive and a real treat! Just add music and dancing.
After prom party ideas?
Amy.
Our junior prom is in 2 months. A friend and I want to plan an after party of maybe 15 to 20 friends. At first we thought camping, but we dont know a place that would
A. Allow that many teenagers and 1 adult
B. Allow all the noise
C. Have bonfire pits
D. In northern new jersey.
Help?
Oh are there any other ideas for an after junior prom party?
All of the friends houses are too small or just bad for a party.
Any ideas? Thanks!
Answer
A) I dont think they ask they age of everyone
B) get a couple sites and get they ones that are more secluded, like for tents only w/o water hookup or anything.
C) most campgrounds allow fires in pits
D) search online for campgrounds or go to a AAA office, they have great camping books for any location.
Have Fun!!
A) I dont think they ask they age of everyone
B) get a couple sites and get they ones that are more secluded, like for tents only w/o water hookup or anything.
C) most campgrounds allow fires in pits
D) search online for campgrounds or go to a AAA office, they have great camping books for any location.
Have Fun!!
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