What is a good theme for a party?
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A state or or another country theme (china and chinese food and decorations like lanterns, or england and ummm..skip the food for england) depending on where you live or where you'd like to visit.  You can get decorations at any party store.  A fav of mine is a dark themed party where everyone is a vampire or a zombie or mummy.  I'm from Canada and I think I'd like to do an Egyptian theme  or an Alaskan one. Oh, and thanks for the points.
144868
Make a sunset background.  Add some cacti.  Then let them color.  Even add some plastic wildlife
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I am a wedding stationery designer so have heard it all in the last 7 years since i started!\n\nTry a theme you both love or have an interest in and something that your guests can enjoy too \nNaming the reception tables after songs that mean something to you, places you have visited - or different cocktails you enjoy and then each guest at each table gets the recipie for the cocktail and a glass to try as an alternative to a favour/gift\n\nif you are having a disco or band at the reception, get the guests to write their 3favourite songs and the artists who sang them on their RSVPs and then return them to you - you select the ones you like the most and pass them onto the DJ along with your own selection - and i guarentee your dancefloor will be full all nite and you wont beleive how many people will write down the same song!\n\ni could type for hours but have to go and do some work!\n\nall the best and have a wonderful day!
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Oh oh oh, I have a perfect theme for a wedding!\nA wedding. If you want your wedding to be anything else, you are deluding yourself. Sure, it's kinda cute to have a "Hawaiian style" wedding, but it's rather childish; it's fine for a 5th birthday party, but for a wedding?\n\nIf you're really concerned that your wedding will be so boring that it needs a theme, then you've probably already had too many and you should just go to your city building and don't even bother inviting relatives. Otherwise, themes are just plain stupid.\n\nIndoors? Outdoors? The last wedding I went to, the wedding itself was outside and the meal and dancing afterward were inside. It was nice. Of course, the wedding started at about 2pm and ended well after 11pm.
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Angels and stars...that would be a good overall theme.  They are both very much involved in Christmas and babies are afterall little angels sent from heaven.  What could be a better theme?  White lights...or blue, yellow and white mixed would be cute.
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=click on the link below for invitations, and lots of medieval party ideas on decorating both inside and out. This site is loaded with information. It sounds like her party will be lots of fun. Happy birthday. \n\nSource(s):\n\nhttp://www.themepartiesnmore.bigstep.com...
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surprise parties are the best! get a bunch of people over at your place and then get a cake, decorate the place, and invite your friend over for a "goodbye dinner with just the two of you remembering all the good times you had" and then have everybody there with the lights off. when they come in and flick on the lights, say "Surprise!" and then give them presents and have dessert and champagne and just have a good time.
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I thought up a Chrismas lingerie party. Red, white, and green teddy's, camisoles, robes, boxers came to mind. Christmas-themed print designs would be cute as well. A fun way to entertain your guests would be to invest in some fondue kits for your guests to dip into eg. (chocolate-covered fruits or marshmallows,  gravy/sauces for meat on a stick, cheese-dipped breads). You can search fondue recipes on the internet and you will find numerous variations.  I suggest offering warm&cold cocktails such as :\n-Cranberry Martinis\nIce cubes \n1 cup vodka \n1/4 cup dry vermouth \n1/2 cup cranberry juice \n8 cranberries, frozen \n4 lemon zest twists \n\nPut 4 martini glasses in the freezer to chill for at least 30 minutes\n\n-Chocolate Mint\n1 oz. Peppermint Schnapps or Creme de Menthe \nHot Chocolate\n\nCombine in a footed mug.\n\n-Hot Apple Cider Rum\n6 oz. of heated hot aple cider\n1 oz. (shot) of rum\n\nUse a footed mug.\n\n-Holiday Bellini\n 4 oz.  champagne  (chilled)  \n 1 oz.  apricot nectar  or liqueur  \n\nPor into chilled champagne flutes and stir very gently.\n\nIf the lingerie/robe idea is too racy for you and/or your guests, you can ask the men to come as sata and the woman to come as Mrs. Claus.\n\nAs far as decorating ideas, it's always tasteful to buy long green garland and wrap christmas lights and tie red velvet bows to it and handg from door ways, wrap around banisters or columns, and drape around the edges of tables in a scalloped fashion. You can purchase glittery, false snow and sprinke it on table cloth. Miniture jingle bells and red bows can be tied around stemware. Be sure light festive candles and play holiday nusic in the background to set the mood. Have fun!
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You can download free powerpoint presentation slides (backgrounds) with a variety of themes.\n\nGo under templates.
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Keep it short but sweet.  Say what you would bring to the party!  Highlight the 3 most important aspects on your application.
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Well, start with colors – I would do bright, sunset colors (like reds, pinks, yellows, and oranges) or bright greens and blues, like tropical foliage and skies.  Orchids would be great for some of the flowers, because they come in such a range of hues, and a few of them in a bouquet or centerpiece make a nice statement.  If you can find them, hibiscus trees would be cool to have at the reception – put a few in the corners of the room or right in front of the entrance.  When you think of tropical locations, you think of lots of plants, so use a lot of greenery in the decorations – this can help save money in some cases.  Try to use big things – big leaves (banana leaves, palm fronds), big flowers (hibiscus, protea), etc.  You may be able to put small centerpieces in coconut shells.  Use seashells, too.  My wedding wasn’t a tropical theme, but it was a beach theme, and for the centerpieces we borrowed some big hurricane lamp style things and put some sand, a pillar candle, and shells, starfish, and sand dollars in them, then put tealights on the table, too.  You could also do something with floating candles and/or flowers.  If there’s a buffet or a drink table or something like that, place tropical fruits all around the table – pineapples, mango, kiwi, papaya, etc.  Big paper lanterns in the right colors, or little ones on a string of lights, can look cool.  Have seashells (made of fondant) on the cake.  A tropical theme is pretty versatile, because it can easily be made more formal or more casual.  Hope this helped!
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I WOULD SAY GO HAWIAN:\nGRASS SKIRTS, LEIS, BELLY DANCING, LUAU, DECORATE COCNUT HEADS, ECT... THIS THEME IS LOTS OF FUN AND THE ONLY LIMITATION IS YOUR IMAGINATION.
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you can go to google and type in party supplies and order the background or go to a party store
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Get some ideas from here: \n\nhttp://www.teenpartyideas.com/html/miscellaneous.html\n\nAlso, a day or so after the party, send out Thank You notes to each of your guests! =)
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Happy Birthday... Have a party
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make a party!! invite us all!!\n\nI'll bring chips and coke\n\nwill have a blast! :)
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Book a big hall, invite loads of friends then book a DJ. \n\nI would suggest www.funkymonkeydisco.com for the disco.\n\n(OK shamless advertising). Or you could invite friends round and have a DVD a thon with lots of popcorn and snacks.