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Jocelyn
My sister is turning 30 on Jan 1 !! We are planning to have a small dinner party at a local restaurant. What should the dress code be? Should we play games? Basically how does it go?!
Answer
A little birthday party for your sis, how nice!!!
If you're having a sit-down dinner in a restaurant, try to get a private room... IT A MUST! Have a pic of your sister blown up and have all the guests sign it. One fun activity sure to help everyone get into the fun is charades. Yes...CHARADES! Or you can do this...
The Icebreaker game,
~The "No" Party Game ~
* Each guest is given a lei (or a cool pin) when they arrive and is instructed to put it on.
*The goal of the game is to collect as may leis as possible by stealing/winning them from other guests. To do this, you must get another guest to say the word "no." Yep, that simple.
*To get a guest to say the word "no," the players must ask questions or make statements which would make the player give a negative answer. If a player (the answerer) forgets to go around the word "no", he or she must give their lei to the person who got them to say it (the asker).
*If you have lost your lei, you may continue to play, ask questions, and collect leis.
*The winner is the person who has collected the most leis by the end of a predetermined period. They can win a prize if you wish, such as a bottle of wine or store-brought gift, even giftcard is ok.
Note:You can choose whether or not to allow the word "know" to be used for this game-- both ways are fun. It's pretty interesting to see the lengths lei-less players will go to get leis from winning players-- especially as the game progresses. The hilariously convoluted things your guests will say in order to keep from having to say the word "no" make this one of the best icebreaker games for small groups.
Now Party getting into groove...
~Message Under a Plate~
Summary and Supplies: This is one of the easiest free party games to liven things up around the dinner table. All you need is a bit of imagination, a pen, and some small strips of paper. (Or, if you prefer more elegant dinner table games, some blank business cards or card stock and a printer-- you can do this on the computer). The Game: Write or print a different phrase on each of several small pieces of paper. Place one card under each of your dinner guests' plates. Make the phrases usable but strange. Ex: "I am a space cowboy," or "Have you tried ostrich eggs?" Before dinner, ask everybody to read the card under their plate-- they're not to read it aloud or share its contents with anybody. Instruct your guests to use their phrase or question as naturally as they can in conversation. You can decide to make this a race-- whoever manages to use their phrase last loses. Or it can be a competition between guests. The goal is for each guest to figure out when another guest is using an assigned phrase. If they're able to slip it into conversation naturally without anybody noticing, they win. You can also choose to assign guests several phrases-- increase them in difficulty as they go along.
Oh no I'm full and now we gotta play...
~The Memory Game~
Summary and Supplies: This is a simple one to play around the dinner table-- but more difficult than it sounds. All you need to play this is a decent memory. The Game: One guest is chosen to begin by saying something they "bring to the party" (doesn't have to be true). Example: "I went to a party and brought a bouquet of flowers." The next guest must add another item to the previous guest's item. Example: "I went to a party and brought a bouquet of flowers and a bottle of peach schnapps."
This goes around the table, and each person must list off all the items, then add their own. Players can generally go on for a surprising amount of time.
The end.. Have a great times...
As for dress code be casual, if you're still not sure ask the restaurant for advice. PS. Make Reservation ASAP... or you'll regret it.
A little birthday party for your sis, how nice!!!
If you're having a sit-down dinner in a restaurant, try to get a private room... IT A MUST! Have a pic of your sister blown up and have all the guests sign it. One fun activity sure to help everyone get into the fun is charades. Yes...CHARADES! Or you can do this...
The Icebreaker game,
~The "No" Party Game ~
* Each guest is given a lei (or a cool pin) when they arrive and is instructed to put it on.
*The goal of the game is to collect as may leis as possible by stealing/winning them from other guests. To do this, you must get another guest to say the word "no." Yep, that simple.
*To get a guest to say the word "no," the players must ask questions or make statements which would make the player give a negative answer. If a player (the answerer) forgets to go around the word "no", he or she must give their lei to the person who got them to say it (the asker).
*If you have lost your lei, you may continue to play, ask questions, and collect leis.
*The winner is the person who has collected the most leis by the end of a predetermined period. They can win a prize if you wish, such as a bottle of wine or store-brought gift, even giftcard is ok.
Note:You can choose whether or not to allow the word "know" to be used for this game-- both ways are fun. It's pretty interesting to see the lengths lei-less players will go to get leis from winning players-- especially as the game progresses. The hilariously convoluted things your guests will say in order to keep from having to say the word "no" make this one of the best icebreaker games for small groups.
Now Party getting into groove...
~Message Under a Plate~
Summary and Supplies: This is one of the easiest free party games to liven things up around the dinner table. All you need is a bit of imagination, a pen, and some small strips of paper. (Or, if you prefer more elegant dinner table games, some blank business cards or card stock and a printer-- you can do this on the computer). The Game: Write or print a different phrase on each of several small pieces of paper. Place one card under each of your dinner guests' plates. Make the phrases usable but strange. Ex: "I am a space cowboy," or "Have you tried ostrich eggs?" Before dinner, ask everybody to read the card under their plate-- they're not to read it aloud or share its contents with anybody. Instruct your guests to use their phrase or question as naturally as they can in conversation. You can decide to make this a race-- whoever manages to use their phrase last loses. Or it can be a competition between guests. The goal is for each guest to figure out when another guest is using an assigned phrase. If they're able to slip it into conversation naturally without anybody noticing, they win. You can also choose to assign guests several phrases-- increase them in difficulty as they go along.
Oh no I'm full and now we gotta play...
~The Memory Game~
Summary and Supplies: This is a simple one to play around the dinner table-- but more difficult than it sounds. All you need to play this is a decent memory. The Game: One guest is chosen to begin by saying something they "bring to the party" (doesn't have to be true). Example: "I went to a party and brought a bouquet of flowers." The next guest must add another item to the previous guest's item. Example: "I went to a party and brought a bouquet of flowers and a bottle of peach schnapps."
This goes around the table, and each person must list off all the items, then add their own. Players can generally go on for a surprising amount of time.
The end.. Have a great times...
As for dress code be casual, if you're still not sure ask the restaurant for advice. PS. Make Reservation ASAP... or you'll regret it.
What are some creative homemade gift ideas for my boyfriend of nearly 3 years?
Karen D
His birthday is next weekend, and we live together. I'm in a pretty bad financial situation right now (he understands this and is even helping me out), but I want to give him something special.
Answer
hmm what about a photo book. Photo books are inexpensive, look great, and there is a lot of sentimental value in a photo book. I would be happy to receive one. If your interested you can use ZA30 to save 30% on all photo books at http://www.smilebooks.com
hmm what about a photo book. Photo books are inexpensive, look great, and there is a lot of sentimental value in a photo book. I would be happy to receive one. If your interested you can use ZA30 to save 30% on all photo books at http://www.smilebooks.com
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