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Does this sound all right for an 18th birthday bash?

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mumblechum1 · 04/08/2012 18:22

I have just one son, so am guilty of overthinking stuff and trying to make life as perfect as I can for him

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GerardWay · 04/08/2012 19:16

A pub that's very relaxed about licensing laws.Shock I know they could still drink alcohol at a party at your house but I really wouldn't be happy about this as a parent. The meal sounds like a fab idea though.

EduStudent · 04/08/2012 19:33

Sounds good to me, been to a few 18ths/21sts like this in the past few years (I'm 22) and they've all been lovely Smile

Lilymaid · 04/08/2012 19:37

Sounds great - both my DSs went out for a meal then a club for their 18th birthdays - though the club bit was disappointing both times round! DS2 has just celebrated his 21st and was happy to go out to a good Indian restaurant with his friends for a celebration dinner - paid for by Bank of M & D.

mumblechum1 · 04/08/2012 19:38

My logic is that if they have a limited amount of money to spend at the bar, there's a limit to how trollied they can get. Often house parties are stacked to the rafters with unlimited WKDs, beers, vodka etc etc so they get ridiculously drunk. At £4 a pint I'm hoping they will actually be better behaved ina pub!

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Mrsjay · 05/08/2012 11:35

that sounds better than a house party at least they go home and yourhouse isnt full of drunk teenagers, and yes i think people would come,

mumblechum1 · 05/08/2012 12:04

Thanks everyone1

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ggirl · 05/08/2012 12:09

sounds great!

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