Party theme ideas

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Ask your friends to each go to a different car sales office, the ones that give you free coffee to make you feel special. Take a car for a test drive along with the salesman and meetup in a predetermined location. Park the cars in a circle to make an inescapable ring. Place gladiator weapons in the middle and tell the salesmen that you'll buy a car from whoever lives. Cheaper than a movie plus you get a free coffee. Actually, this is cheaper compared to other parties.

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Turn out the lights and go out to dinner with the spouse so we don?t have to deal with the little beggers...

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@jmoore5j Nobody wants to whip up a Manhattan in midair.

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@uests go where the action is?besides, they want to hang out with the host. Be ready with a hospitable setup.

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Planning a?party? How about a western?theme?or not

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For the smoothest entry, give arriving guests a clear destination. A cart or a small table done up with essentials (plus flowers and a kooky conversation piece) is a friendly oasis, and it frees you to scurry back to the kitchen if needed.

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Try to offer bar access from more than one side, to prevent traffic jams.?

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Cereal box characters: Think Snap, Crackle and Pop, Tony the Tiger, Coco The Monkey, The Lucky Charms Leprechaun etc.

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my daughter wanted a cinderella themed party, so I inveited all of her friends over and made them clean the house

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@thoward5q ?Ya know you have a birthday coming! Sounds like a good idea.

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@thoward5q this is the kind of party I always wanted to give?my daughter

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@dcox5s ?idea for Lexie birthday

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@tandrews5t ?Lol good idea

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@thoward5q ?BRILLIANT!!!!!Love it !

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?we need the champagne Jell-O shots for award season

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?Invite each guest to a top secret location (your home or venue) Create a special spy name for each guest and a description of their character.?

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@sgonzalez61 a Laser Zone using wool with mini bells attached

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@sgonzalez61 Each guest could dress as per the description of their spy on their invitations.

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@cpalmer63 Depending on the age of the children you may just want to have a pyjama party so invite guests to arrive later in the evening than they would for a usual party or if they are staying the night, give a drop off and collection time.

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@sgonzalez61 ?put up a tent for them to ?sleep? in.

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@sgonzalez61 ?Eye masks for sleeping, matching pyjamas for all the guests, fluffy bed socks, nail polish, face mask, tooth brush, midnight feast treats. And each guest gets?to bring home their crafts.

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?I wanna do a mermaid theme party for our lil one! Though, it will be her 5th b-day this march

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@frichards67 ?IF I have a kid, this is what her room will look like

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@frichards67 who says you have to be a little kid to have a mermaid party.

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@frichards67 Yes!!

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@pmarshall6a Wow we could make one for nurses week, you think?

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WIsh I would have thought of this back in the 70's

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@jrodriguez6c ?one to add to your portfolio lol

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