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Parties/celebrations

Whether you're planning a birthday or a hen do, you'll find plenty of ideas for your celebration on our Party forum.

Birthday parties!!!!

19 replies

Dash · 09/04/2005 18:37

My DD1 will be 8yrs in May,any ideas anybody for a good birthday party

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pabla · 09/04/2005 19:17

So will mine! I know I will regret it if I attempt to have it at home so am looking for a suitable activity/venue, preferably one that does food so they don't have to come back here to eat. If I felt up to doing it at home we would probably have different craft activities and a bit of dancing around. She was at one yesterday at a dry ski slopes where they used some sort of ring, as opposed to tobbogans and she really enjoyed that so i'm going to check it out in terms of cost. I was hoping she would have graduated to just wanting to go to the cinema with a couple of friends but all her class still seem to be having parties where all the girls in the class are invited so I'll probably do the same. Let's hope you get some good suggestions!

vict17 · 09/04/2005 19:24

When my neice was eight my sister booked a lady who did makeup and hairbraiding - about 10 girls came and they loved it!! They had tea afterwards too, just something simple (can't remember what though!)

RTMTMML · 09/04/2005 19:26

What about a jewellery party? Mine loved that. If you're local I can recommend someone. She's brilliant!

Dash · 09/04/2005 21:47

Good suggestions but DD is not a "girlie girl" very much into sport. Like the dry ski slope idea but don't think we have one local(Nottingham Area)

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WestCountryLass · 09/04/2005 22:24

Swimming pool party, you can usually book something with a local sports centre and a party room to take your own food?

My local sports centre also does trampolining/gym and inline skating/rollerbooting disco parties etc?

10 pin bowling party?

Christie · 09/04/2005 22:58

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Polgara2 · 09/04/2005 23:20

I second the bowling party idea, dd1 had one last year when she was 7, everyone loved it!!

RTMTMML · 10/04/2005 00:23

Love the bowling party idea. Great fun for all the kids.

JoolsToo · 10/04/2005 00:26

Parties - woo hoo!

RTMTMML · 10/04/2005 00:28

jools, you've recovered!

JoolsToo · 10/04/2005 00:32

mmmmmm - lots of Caberntt Savignon - seems to have fone te tirck!

stitch · 10/04/2005 00:37

laserquest

JoolsToo · 10/04/2005 00:40

bang - you;re out

Linnet · 10/04/2005 01:17

My dd1 is 8 this year and she's inviting a few friends and we're going to the cinema and then to pizza hut or somewhere similar for tea.

batey · 10/04/2005 07:37

Pizza Express do pizza making parties. My dd1 went to one and loved it.

Tinker · 10/04/2005 11:33

It's my daughter's 8th birthday party today and we're having a bowling one. Parties are definitley getting smaller (thank god) at this age though. She's done cinema + Pizza hut + sleepover plus a few smaller house parties this year. Would have gone for a sleepover this year with just 2 friends but at 8 months pregnant am happy to pay someone else to do the entertaining.

Tinker · 10/04/2005 11:35

At Megabowl they do face painting, provide teh cake and party bags and have a healthy Wimpy

Dash · 11/04/2005 18:07

Thanks for all your suggestions Think she's gonna go for a bowling party but someone gave me an idea today about a climbing party at the local climbing centre but don't think i'm that brave!!!!

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WestCountryLass · 11/04/2005 20:09

you can save that idea for next year

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