prupiperphoebepage answered Thursday January 27 2005, 10:56 pm: Invite as many friend as you can for an all night get together. tell her you are going out to the mvies for her B-day. then go do stuuf all night until the sun comes up. You will be having so much fun that none of you will even notic ehow tired you are or that you are staying out all night. Only do this though if it is ok with all of the parents. If not then just invite some friends for an all night sleepover. you can all have fun all night at yours or her house. Whichever one. Hope I helped. GOOD LUCK. [ prupiperphoebepage's advice column | Ask prupiperphoebepage A Question ]
mysticpixie05 answered Thursday January 27 2005, 10:18 pm: well first you should let her parnets in on this little party. gather some friends and pick a place to throw the party. maybe someones house, rent a hall, a park(weather permitting), a few freidns to a restaraunt for a dinner... Talk it over with some parents to decide the best place. then determine how big of a party it is going to be. the amount of people, how much supplies are going to be needed, etc, etc. also, you will want to figure out exactly how you are going to plan on getting her to arrive at the party, wherever it may be, and what to do with her to get her away from all of it so she doesnt know about it. once you figure out those key things, throwing the party will be a piece of cake. once you figure these things out let me know if ya need any more help with anything. [ mysticpixie05's advice column | Ask mysticpixie05 A Question ]
lyDia_LoU answered Thursday January 27 2005, 10:06 pm: Get some of her/ur friends together and go out to eat. Have them be already there when u guys arrive. And just tell her u want to take her out to eat for her bday. [ lyDia_LoU's advice column | Ask lyDia_LoU A Question ]
dreamingkat answered Thursday January 27 2005, 9:57 pm: I'm sure your going to get a whole bunch of ideas from people, so I won't list the usual things. I'll just list a few things that might help you get around some common snags. :)
No matter what type of party you throw, you'll have to start out by getting some parents in on it. Especially hers. If you have the party at someone's house, whatever parent owns the house is going to have a lot to say about what you can and can't do, when the party is over, how many people can come, etc.
If your somewhere where the weather is nice, one way to get around a lot of the restrictions a parent might have is to throw the party at public park. For the "important" things - like the cake, candles, plates, silly hats, whatever is important - have people who are sure to be there assigned to bring one (or maybe two) things. Then tell everyone else to bring the "extras" - soda, balloons, candy, gifts for the b-day girl, etc. If a parent is worried about being responsible for all these kids, at a public park you can always word the invitations for so-and-so and a chaperone.
If having one big party isn't going to work, you might want to try a chain of mini-parties. Like, find someone in each of her classes to give her a "party favor" at the start of class. Bring a cupcake for her at lunch. After school on friday, have someone or three take her to a movie, then have someone else or two pick her up and take her to a birthday dinner, and then take her to someone else's house to spend the night. If there's a problem with having an actual party, that's a way to make her b-day special without actually throwing a party.
JazzY answered Thursday January 27 2005, 9:06 pm: You should totally throw her party! Invite all of her friends and boys if you want too. Have fun games to do like Twister and Limbo and stuff like that...You can even search online for fun games...Have out a bunch of snacks and chips and candy. And get her a cute cake (You can try to get a celebrity picture on it or cartoon character), and be sure to get ice cream! Hope All goes well!
~*Caydee*~ [ JazzY's advice column | Ask JazzY A Question ]
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