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KC
I'm having a bonfire at the beach and I'm expecting around 20-30 people to show. We're all 14-17 and I want my bonfire to be epic and for people to talk about it after in a good way so how can I set it up to be that way? If you've ever had a verryyy successful high school bonfire/party, what did you do to set up?
Answer
Make sure people know what to bring. Don't put it all on you. Don't try too hard. Relax and let it happen. Let it be known you are having it and you are gonna have some of the stuff but people will need to bring what they want too. Like if they want a certain drink or food or a folding chair instead of a blanket or whatever. Have somewhere for people to drop off their stuff when the get there like a table for the food and have a few extra things for people that forget. You will need, music, a blow up beach ball or two, a Frisbee, chips, sodas, hotdogs, buns, marshmallows, plenty of pointy sticks, towels/blankets, folding chairs, plates, napkins. Stuff for a fire of course. A camera. Invite with texts, facebook, and word of mouth. When people over plan and get all neurotic about the details the parties are lame. Don't plan like activities and stuff. Just have a couple of things available to do if they want so they won't be bored. Boredom is as bad as planning. That beanbag toss game is always cool or that ladder ball thing. That is basically it...Just sit back and let it go...
Make sure people know what to bring. Don't put it all on you. Don't try too hard. Relax and let it happen. Let it be known you are having it and you are gonna have some of the stuff but people will need to bring what they want too. Like if they want a certain drink or food or a folding chair instead of a blanket or whatever. Have somewhere for people to drop off their stuff when the get there like a table for the food and have a few extra things for people that forget. You will need, music, a blow up beach ball or two, a Frisbee, chips, sodas, hotdogs, buns, marshmallows, plenty of pointy sticks, towels/blankets, folding chairs, plates, napkins. Stuff for a fire of course. A camera. Invite with texts, facebook, and word of mouth. When people over plan and get all neurotic about the details the parties are lame. Don't plan like activities and stuff. Just have a couple of things available to do if they want so they won't be bored. Boredom is as bad as planning. That beanbag toss game is always cool or that ladder ball thing. That is basically it...Just sit back and let it go...
What are some creative ways to display table seating cards at a wedding?
Nikky
I want to something a bit more different then the usual folded up in line cards with everyones name and table numbers. I want it to be creative but not expensive.
Answer
It would help to give you ideas if we knew what kind of theme or setting you are having at the event.
For example, for a beach wedding, you could paint everyone's name on a shell at their place setting.
For a formal wedding, you could have people's names embroidered or screen printed on their napkin.
You could put a tiny pot of flowers with each guests names painted on it at each place setting.
There are lots of things you can do if you think outside the box.
It would help to give you ideas if we knew what kind of theme or setting you are having at the event.
For example, for a beach wedding, you could paint everyone's name on a shell at their place setting.
For a formal wedding, you could have people's names embroidered or screen printed on their napkin.
You could put a tiny pot of flowers with each guests names painted on it at each place setting.
There are lots of things you can do if you think outside the box.
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