Here are some easy steps to throw a awesome birthday party.
Prepartions
Make invitations on Excel and print out (I got six per page).
Sent out invitations 4-5 days before party.
Make cake and decorate the night before.
Day of Party
Get home from work 5-10 minutes before start of party.
Shower and dress.
Wait for all the guest to arrive.
Let the guest play (15 minutes).
Have cake and ice cream (15 minutes).
Let guest play (5 minutes).
Open presents (10 minutes).
Let guest play (15 minutes).
Guest leave.
The total cost of this party should be less then $10.
No fancy decorations or party bags with cheap toys that get throwen away the same day or candy (They already had cake and ice cream).
This is the greatest birthday party you can ever plan. It take minimal effort, money, and time, and the guest still have fun.
8 years ago
3 comments:
If you're all wondering, Chris did Brendon's birthday party today. He planned the whole thing, and I stood by and took pictures. It was great! I must say that it worked out well. It was plain, and simple. I will admit I had wondered how it would turn out, but suprisingly it turned out perfect. Good job honey! I'll let you plan them all from here on out. :)
First of all, I'm excited for another blog post that's not about planes! :-) Second, good job on the party, Melissa told me it went really well! I can't wait to see pictures on her blog!
I love birthdays oh so very much....that being said, every year since I was 13, I've had a party on my birthday which last the whole week of my birthday because I could never get anyone organized for my actual birthday or it fell on a school day or something. It makes my birthday week pretty awesome.
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