if you want to go out you could go to the mall, dinner somewhere fun like dave and busters and a movie, amusement park, beach, water park, laser tag, mini golf, etc...
Congratulations! If I were going to do a party for 5 girls I would:
1. Tell all the girls to ride with me after school
2. Go see the latest teen/comedy/romance/action/animated,dram... movie I could fine.
3. Eat snack/semi-dinner at the movies(Buy a large popcorn to share between you and your friends. Get a large drink for every 3 girls and buy your fave 3 pacs of candy.)
4. When you're done you could check out the latest stores in your mall and maybe if you were still hungry eat some more(Write on the invites to bring extra money for shopping). Eat cake in the food court.
5. Tell the parents to pick up their child at the mall.
6. The ones that are staying can head back to your house for a night of fun! Paint each others nails, gossip, sign a keepsake pillow, play truth or dare, sing karaoke, eat, watch movies, throw water-balloons outside(if it's warm enough), bake stuff, and do whatever you want because this is your night!
Alice in Wonderland Bash
1. Bring all your guests to your house for a lot of un-birthday fun.
2. To get the party started start of with a game of croquet(give out a mad hatter hat for the winner)
3. Do a TweedleDee & TweedleDum Race(3-legged races)
4. Slay the Jabberwocky (get a dragon pinata and hit numerous times.
5. Make a shadow box
6. Sit down and watch the new or old version of Alice in Wonderland (You can eat cake and ice cream during this time)
7. Send your guests home.
8. Make Mad Hatter hats
9. Make Alice in Wonderland lockets
10. Do whatever you want!!
I hope this helped. Good luck!
You could go rollerskating or bowling.
you could give each other pedicures and manicures and do eachothers hair(: have a girls night in(:
I turn 14 in 12 days and I really need some ideas on what to do for it. I'm hoping to have my 5 closest friends with me but I only want 1 or 2 to have a sleepover. Some advice will be greatly appreciated.
