I am having a Twilight Birthday party after the movie at my house. I don’t have ANY money to spend so i practically have to do it free. I’m inviting only three friends (Ages 13-14, girls). I want to decorate my house with pink table cloths and things like Bella’s birthday. i was also thinking christmas lights outside. Are there any links for scavenger hunt games or any other types of things to do with such few girls? I was thinking maybe a craft? And for goodybags burn songs from the new soundtrack by downloading them from google? Any more cool food and drink ideas or decorations? I want to do something cool with qoutes too.
You could make a list of trivia questions about the series and have a trivia game, or have a play re-enacting a chapter of one of the books, you could make posters of quotes to put up as decorations, or have an Edward vs. Jacob debate, or just talk about how hot edward is all night. 
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I'm having a Christmas Party at my house this weekend. There will be about 15 adults and I'm looking for some fun games to play.
I've thought about playing Charades. But I need more ideas.
We're playing Trivial Pursuit and Scrabble. There's a website called partygamecentral.com, they have some good ideas
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OK, so i am turning 14 and im in Highskool. I am havn a girl boy party at my house and i need some ideas and games to get the party pumpn! Should i do the whole cake/presents thing or nah? Im confused! PLZ HELP!!!
A couple of my friends have had b'day parties recently. One of them just invited people round to her house, we watched some movies and then played twister (always a good game).
another one invited people round n turned some music on. we danced all night.
Make sure you have music and snacks so people dont get bored or hungry.!!!! get some games like twister, card games or play Truth or Dare!!!!!!!
Hope it works out well!!!!!
HAVE FUN
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Hey, I’m hosting a Halloween party on October the 18th because it’s very convenient, also falls the day after my birthday, and inviting lots of people. All are college students, I was wondering what I could do to liven up the party?
Any party games, halloween party games? Anything scary?
Also in addition, any other decorative or entertainment ideas?
Thanks a lot!
here are some articles about halloween parties.. most are for younger than you.. but if your group is really fun.. you could use some of them.. especially check out the one that says scary halloween party..
the haunted hunt article is pretty good.. clues included..
http://www.celebrationideasonline.com/fun-halloween-ideas.html
finally you could run a texas hold em tournament using candy instead of chips and I have seen decks of halloween playing cards on sites on line.. good luck
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I'm turning 15, and my mom will only let me have a party if I have a 'good plan' that she approves, so I've come up with a few games. One that I played last year, Balloon Truth or Dare was really fun, and I'm doing that again. I'm thinking about making smores too. And I've always wanted to play the "Baby, wont you give me a smile?" Game, so that too. But my mom says I need more ideas to keep everyone busy most of the time.
That Jackson one sounds way funny! Im doing Henna tattoos tomorrow for Prom, you can always get a Henna kit!
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hello, I am turnnig 13 in a couple of weeks and i need Ideas/ maybe a theme, and some games to do at my party. So far i am inviting girls. But i am still thinking about inviting my whole class. Anyway, So far i am getting streamers, Baloons, music, confettie, junk food, and i am having a bonfire. The girls are also spending th enight. So i need some ideas on some gaes to do then. I had a bowling party last year so i don’t want another one. It’s in September so it won’t be a good idea to go swimming, Our town doesn’t have a nearby Arcade, Skating Rink, Movies, ect. And something that’s not Pricy if you know what i mean. I know i am asking a lot. But i will apprecite your answers! 
i turned 13 last year…and i had a luao/hawaiian party..i bought lays or whatever those flower necklaces are called…and i made fruity drinks…we had kabobs with meat and fruit and we played volleyball and limbo and danced…oh and we also had a bon-fire…we also had a water balloon fight and we had a chocolate fountain with preztels and fruit..we got the fountain and chocolate at walmart for like 25$….i had loads of fun…oh and have everyone wear their bathing suits….the guys can wear like hawaiin style t-shirts or no shirts and the girls can wear their bathing suit and can also wear cute sun dresses and cute flipflops….
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SleepOver Party and Slumber Birthday Party Celebrations
You want to have some friends over for a birthday sleepover party, but you certainly don’t want it to be just another birthday party. So, you want to this the slumber party or sleepover party for all to remember! In the past, a sleepover party was known as a slumber party, but whatever the name, great memories are made and good times are shared from these “girls only” get-togethers.
Planning a birthday party can involve a lot of thought and work. As children get older their interests and their ideas of what constitutes a party begin to change. It is quite common nowadays for both boys and girls to have sleepovers and a sleepover party or slumber party could be just the thing for your pre-teens.
A sleepover birthday party is a good way of celebrating the birthday of your pre-teen daughter. Obviously the number of guests at a sleepover slumber party will be limited to the number kids that you can accommodate. On the plus side, this could mean fewer personalized sleepover birthday invitations to order, although you could find yourself kept awake most of the night by the whispering and giggling that young girls indulge in. A slumber birthday party is probably easier to handle if you have some sort of theme in mind. A girlâs sleep over party could include favorite girl band themes where only the music from certain bands is played and kids can watch any available videos related to that band.
If you are considering a sleepover birthday party for pre-teen boys, then the same sort of rules that apply to girls will apply. The number of guests at a slumber party will be limited, which is just as well considering how noisy and boisterous boys can be. Again, a slumber birthday party for boys will be much easier to handle when you take a themed approach. You might decide on a wrestling or football theme for the sleepover party. Boys can watch videos and play computer games related to that particular theme. However, again, you should be prepared to lose some sleep with the boys sleepover party or slumber party.
Young teens also enjoy slumber parties, but they have reached the age when they are more interested in co-ed parties than anything else. If you do decide that your teenager is mature enough for a co-ed sleepover party then the first thing you need to decide is whether this is to be a gender specific co-ed slumber party or whether you think you can accommodate both boys and girls. Careful planning should be done for a co-ed sleepover party or co-ed slumber party. One good idea for co-ed parties is to think back a few years to parties on the beach where kids could dance to the music from a portable record player and feast on hot dogs and coke and all the other things that you try to keep to a minimum the rest of the year.
Whatever theme you have you still have to decide whether your co-ed sleep over party or slumber party is going to be gender specific or include both sexes. For young teens it is probably a good idea to have the early part of the evening for boys and girls but to make the later part gender specific. If you do it this way it is easier on sleeping arrangements. Girls at a co-ed slumber party can have a great time watching a sloppy movie, feasting on popcorn and giggling half the night â it is sure to be great fun for them and not much sleep for you.
Your personalized sleepover party invitations or custom slumber birthday invitations should include your name, date, time, location, RSVP, let your guests know what to bring, such as sleeping bag, pajamas, slippers, stuffed animal, toothbrush, comb and so on.
Sarah Porter
http://www.articlesbase.com/teenagers-articles/personalized-sleepover-birthday-invitations-for-slumber-birthday-party-and-sleepover-party-362882.html
i'm having a sweet 16 party for myself, and it's next week, but i need some dirty drinking games, anyone got any ideas?
HELL YEAH!
http://www.webtender.com/handbook/games/
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Hey, im having a party for my 16th with a mixture of boys and girls coming. Has anyone got any ideas of any party games?
Em x
7 minutes in heaven
truth or dare
never have I ever ( but not with alcohol )
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Im having a 60s austin powers themed birthday party at my house with about 8-10 of my girlfriends and i need help on the sort of games to play becuse most games were a bit too old for now
A really good game, but not really Austin Powers themed is "Celebrity". It's kind of like charades but more fun. Everyone writes down around four names of celebrities or well-known figures and put them into a bowl. Split into two teams. Have a minute-long timer (or thereabouts, doesn't really matter). Someone from the first team starts, pulls out a name and can say anything (except the person's name or rhymes obviously) to get their team to guess the person. They keep going until time runs out. A point per name. This goes back and forth until all the names are gone. If it happens mid-turn, pause the timer. Then put all the names back and play again (with the same team finishing their turn if that's the case) except this time you only get to use one word to get your team to guess. Once that round is exhausted, but then names go back in again and play through without being able to say anything. The team with the most points after all three rounds wins.
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