Sabtu, 17 Mei 2014

Birthday party etiquette?




Josee


My best friend and i are having a joint birthday party at the pool (money was an issue) and we invited our whole class (35 private school)... We have known each invitee for years now and arent sure how gifts will go. What should we do? We just want to know because we are kind of confused and dont want to make anyone feel obligated or rub someone the wrong way... I dont want to sound stuck up...


Answer
I don't think there's a properly way to communicate guests buying gift only for one of you. Some suggestions are: send the invitation clearly asking for "no gifts, please", asking to each guest bring a book (or any other donation) to a school or local library in lieu of gifts, or asking guests to bring only one gift for both, then each one of you grab one gift in alternating order, for example, the first guest to arrive, the gift is yours, the next gift is of your friend, and so on.

Ideas for a 14th birthday party for my friend?




Jessicaaaa


Me and my friend are thinking for a birthday party that is

a) Not too expsensive
b) in August
c) Fun
d) For both boys and girls
e) For around 14 people

Any ideas or much appreciated, thanks! :)



Answer
Well I had a murder mystery party for my 14th birthday. Oh my gosh, everybody had a blast! It is really fun, but it was kinda expensive. That is just because we went all out! It doesn't have to be expensive. What you do is go to www.nightofmystery.com. You pick out a mystery that sounds fun (we did the casino one.) Make sure to pick the "clean and teen" version, unless you want sex and alcohol involved. Each person gets a part that they take on. The directions are part of the package. People throughout the night will get different clues. About halfway through, someone dies. They know they die because it is on their clue. The next half is deciding who did it. That is so much fun! I hope you like the idea. A party of 8-12 people would be $35 dollars, and it comes with directions, invitations, EVERYTHING! It is so worth it.




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13th Birthday Party Invitations?




Toni Mara


I'm having my 13th birthday party at the movies and then, im going bowling at AMF Bowling Center, but im having trouble writing the invitations. i don't want the boring "You're Invited" To: [person's name] From: [my name] Where?:[where its at] When: [when its at]...so can you guys puhleeze help me! thanks soo much in advance!


Answer
- convert into a verse or limerick/rhyme which will include everything.
eg. we're going-a-bowling, a-bowling, a-bowling ......

- make it a dialogue between 2 people - question & answer format
eg. where's everyone headed to? why? with whom?....

- make it a short story "there's this girl named....who's just turning 13....she wants her friends ....

- if you are good at sketching [even cartoon figures or animals would be fine], draw [or cut out & glue] characters along with a cinema hall & bowling center [on which you can write/glue the name of each]. all you need to do, instead of spelling it out in words & sentences, is to print/write out the names, dates, addresses on the pictures - self-explanatory.

hope these generate more ideas
all the best

13th Birthday Party Invitations :]?




jackie


I'm having my 13th birthday party in about 3 weeks and I want to make homemade invitationss. any good ideas??

-has to be easy to make and has to be really really really cute :D-



Answer
A quick, easy, and fun way to create your party invitations is to go CropMom.com at http://www.cropmom.com. Cropmom is a online digital scrapbooking, collage, card making site.

Upload your photos. Make your invitation using them. You can add your own text. There are thousands of graphics to choose from to create your invitation. The site has graphic kits organized by themes. The tutorials should be helpful.

Then save it. Go to My CropMom and click on the layout. Then click the "share" link. It'll let you enter the email address of the recipient, and your screen-quality invitation will be sent via email for free.

For print-quality, you can purchase a JPEG file of your creation (it doesn't cost much-less than $2) and download it to your computer.

From here, you can either print your invitation at home. Or have them printed by a photofinisher.




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