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There’s no question that a good theme can take a party from average to wildly creative, fun and jaw-dropping (if you’re willing to get crafty with decorations, of course). One of the hardest parts about planning a party, though, is coming up with the perfect theme in the first place—which is why we turned to the experts. StyleCaster asked party planners to give us their best theme party ideas, so all you have to focus on is actually throwing the perfect bash. If you’re feeling a lack of inspiration for an upcoming soiree, we’ve got your back. Sometimes we all need a little push toward our greatest potential—and that remains true even in party planning. Streamers and a white cake just won’t cut it, friends. Now is the time for you to truly pull out all the stops. Your guests won’t know what hit them.
From tips on how to turn classic theme parties—like James Bond or Bohemian Nights—into truly memorable displays to some seriously creative theme ideas—like a ‘Come as your favorite SNL character’ theme—you’re sure to find the most epic theme for your next party. Below are 65 different theme party ideas guaranteed to make any bash the talk of the town. Some of these party themes are a bit abstract, so let your creativity shine with them. There’s no wrong way to interpret a unique party theme—as long as you have some fun with it. So log into your Pinterest, get out your favorite notebook and start preparing to throw the most incredible party you’ve ever thrown.
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1. Pop Art
Party Planner: Carrie Baker of Carrie Baker Events.
“I did a Pop Art themed baby shower and we used tons of Campbell’s soup cans for flowers,” says Baker.
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2. Flamingo Luau
Party Planner: The Bash.
The Bash recommends using a fire dancer to make your flamingo luau extra special.
Courtesy of Party in a Box.
3. 1980s
Party Planner: Lynne Goldberg.
To make the theme extra fun, Goldberg suggests: “Send an invitation that includes a pair of shoulder pads with the invitation and tell them they must wear them to the party.”
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4. Burning Man Meets Coachella
Party Planner: Brian Worley of B. Worley Productions.
“It has a very carefree, relaxed decor vibe, and with these two events getting so much coverage these days through social media and just how creative they are in terms of visuals, it can really be a fun event,” says Worley.
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5. Barbie’s Dream House
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
Bring on the pink! This theme is all about emulating Barbie’s signature hue and retro vibe. Pink pillows, pink blankets and cute pink sunglasses complete the decor.
Adobe.
6. Superheroes
Party Planner: Lucy Harris of Hello Baby Bump.
Harris suggests: “Use theme songs of villains and heroes as music. Food could be cookies in the shapes of insignias, the colors that are common with superheroes, etc.”
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7. Couture Balloons
Party Planner: Richard O’Malley of The How Behind the WOW!
“We have all see the clown make a balloon animal and helium-filled orbs drop from the ceiling, but here I am talking about balloons as couture fashion. Make your arrival in one of these and Instagram just might crash,” says O’Malley
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8. Bubbles in Boca (Boca Retirement Theme)
Party Planner: Molly Sinsheimer.
Have everyone dress up as individuals who retired in Boca. According to one of the attendees of this party, “People dyed their hair silver, bought fake dentures, wore bright colors, glasses on chains, etc. The decor had homemade palm trees, beach chairs, beach umbrellas, pool floats…with a creative spin on AARP advertisements posted on the walls…” Sinsheimer even filled empty pill bottles with tequila shots and told everyone to “take their meds.”
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9. Game of Thrones
Party Planner: Piera Pizzo, Evite Party Specialist.
“Channel your inner Hot Pie and whip up some meat pies for your guests,” suggests Pizo.
Adobe.
10. Car Theme
Party Planner: Carrie Baker of Carrie Baker Events.
“I once did a ‘car’ themed event. Only it wasn’t for kids! It was a gentleman’s 40th birthday. We held the event at a car museum and had access to a secret vault of vintage collection cars for the cocktail hour followed by a seated dinner in the museum’s Porsche exhibit. It was such a great conversation starter for guests. We kept with the theme from beginning to end – from the invites to the limited edition hot wheel cars that I did for place cards!”
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11. Masks & Mimosas
Party Planner: Lori Hulshof of SPL.
“The underlying theme is ‘Pamper Yourself’,” says Hulshof. “And the ladies who attend are always in a good mood and ready to laugh. The best part about a pampering theme is that you don’t need to reserve a formal location; someone’s home will work just fine.”
Adobe.
12. Tropical Party
Party Planner: The Bash.
The Bash suggests using hula dancers to add a wow-factor to your tropical theme party.
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13. James Bond
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
“We had a client who celebrated his 60th Birthday as James Bond. His entrance to his blow-out birthday bash included sliding down a 40ft steel fireman’s pole, landed sitting down and was served a perfectly made dirty martini by a masked waiter,” says Correale.
Adobe.
14. Silver Soiree
Glitter is the name of the game for this party theme. Have your friends come in their favorite silver ensembles, gift everyone silver necklaces and hats to wear and hang silver streamers around your space.
Party Planner: Lynne Goldberg.
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15. Glow in the Dark
Party Planner: Brian Worley of B. Worley Productions.
It’s gonna be glowsticks galore at your next Glow In The Dark-themed party! Or, buy a blacklight and have your friends wear all-white so they’ll glow from head to toe.
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16. Basic B*tch
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
Meluso suggests: “Incorporate all the basic things from Instagram that everyone secretly loves—i.e. brunching (Supply everyone favorite brunch bites and bottomless mimosas, pizza, froyo, photo booth, a designated hashtag for the event…”
Adobe.
17. Seven Deadly Sins
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
A theme that involves costumes is always a good time. Which deadly sin will you go as? Jealousy, Lust, Wrath or something else entirely?
Adobe.
18. Beach Party
Party Planner: The Bash.
The Bash suggests adding a seafood-theme food truck (like The Shucking Truck) to your beach party.
UNSPLASH.
19. Resort Staycation
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
Pull out the beach towels, set up a cocktail bar and put on some soothing ocean noises in the background—you’ll be transported to paradise in no time.
UNSPLASH.
20. Paint the Town Red Party
Party Planner: Lynne Goldberg.
Yes, it’s another color-themed party! Have your group dress up in shades of red from head to toe.
Adobe.
21. Music Video Party
Party Planner: Richard O’Malley of The How Behind the WOW!
“There is a NYC company called ‘Overnight Celebrity’ that not only shoots a music video for you all over the ‘city that never sleeps’ but they bring YOU in the recording studio to make you a rapper or rocker of you dreams. Ok, this one uses some tech to make sure you stay on key,” says O’Malley.
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22. Bubbles & Bowties
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
“Everyone gets a personalized [champagne] bottle and a fabulous colorful bowtie as a takeaway,” suggests Meluso.
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23. Target Theme (yes, like the store)
Party Planner: Ariel Sagat of Hostess Helper NYC.
“All decor was red, white, and polka dot,” says Sagat. “There was even a Starbucks corner of the dessert table with cupcakes in hot cups to resemble Frappuccino’s. I love when clients really go for a theme and don’t hold back. Guests notice and appreciate the small details more so than if you spend a ton of money to have an extra layer on the cake. It’s always fun to create any type of “help yourself bar” where guests really interact with the event and can personalize their experience.”
UNSPLASH.
24. Pool Party
Party Planner: The Bash.
For an extra fun twist, The Bash suggests amping up your pool party with an ice pop food truck (like Mom and Icepops in NYC).
UNSPLASH.
25. Bohemian Nights Summer Hamptons Party
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
“Last summer, we worked on a Bohemian Nights Summer Hamptons Party that was the coolest blend of Bohemian Vibes and Hamptons elegance in one,” says Correale. “From mixed-color fabric studded bars that served rosé and tequila all night long to homemade chocolate chip cookies that were served on a larger-than-life steel spoon, this event blew it out of the park. The main edible attraction was the oversized seafood bar that featured locally sourced oysters, ginormous shrimp cocktail, lobster, tartar, ceviche, clams, and warm buttered mini lobster rolls passed on wooden trays.”
Adobe.
26. Tea Parlor
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
It’s time to show off just how much you love the Brit’s favorite morning drink. Set up a few different tea flavors around the room for your guests to choose from, whip up some adorable mini sandwiches and pretend to be posh all afternoon.
UNSPLASH.
27. Never Feel Blue Party
Party Planner: Lynne Goldberg.
It’s hard to feel sad when you’re hanging with your friends at a blue-themed bash!
UNSPLASH.
28. Sip & Shred (Apres Ski Theme)
Party Planner: Molly Sinsheimer.
“Guests dressed in vibrant jumpsuits and coats with very fun and furry headpieces.” The party was hosted at a lodge-themed bar with campfires, s’mores and a mountain backdrop for photos.
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29. La Croix Theme
Party Planner: Ariel Sagat of Hostess Helper NYC.
Have each of your friends come dressed as their favorite flavor of La Croix and create a few custom cocktails that complement each one!
UNSPLASH.
30. Rainbow
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
“We had a really awesome couple who celebrated their union with a Rainbow Wedding,” says Correale. “It was the most colorful wedding – all the guys and gals of the bridal party wore a different color dress and suit to fit a rainbow. We created a menu that featured their style – tomato soup sips with a micro grilled cheese bite, raw colorful vegetable crudité sourced from local vendors, hanging bacon and our signature miniature confetti cake bites.”
Adobe.
31. Denim & Diamonds
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
No, I’m not talking about real diamonds—fake ones are fine, too! Just make sure that you come decked out in all denim to match your faux bling.
UNSPLASH.
32. Food Festival
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
Like a potluck, but elevated! Create a DIY festival in your backyard by telling all of your friends to cook up their fave dishes.
UNSPLASH.
33. Coastal Social
Party Planner: The Bash.
For the coolest coastal social around, The Bash suggests using a ukulele player to entertain the guests.
UNSPLASH.
34. Farm to Table Foodie Party
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
Got a few vegans and veggie-lovers in your crew? Create a menu of farm-to-table recipes and let everyone dig in.
UNSPLASH.
35. Unicorn Theme
Unicorns please pretty much any crowd, so feel free to go all-out. Unicorn horn headbands! Rainbow decor! The list goes on.
Party Planner: Piera Pizzo, Evite Party Specialist.
UNSPLASH.
36. Music Festival
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
Now each of your friends can play DJ for a day (or an hour). Create a “set list” and have them test out their skills.
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37. Not Your Average Slumber Party
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
Meluso suggests gifting “personalized silk pajamas with guests initials, SLIP Silk Eye Masks, Bubbly, etc.”
UNSPLASH.
38. Glamping
Party Planner: The Bash.
For extra fun, The Bash recommends using a Tarot Card reader at your glamping party.
UNSPLASH.
39. Fourth of July
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
“We did a HUGE 4th of July blow-out where all of the food was served via individual vignettes,” says Correale. “We had a New England Lobster Roll Station, a Chicken and Shrimp Waffle Cone Stand, Colors of the Rainbow Vegan Sushi Bar, Brick Oven Pizza Served from a pick-up truck, Ramen Burgers and Pasta Doughnuts. It was epic!”
UNSPLASH.
40. Day of the Dead
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
If you want to celebrate, prepare the food of the person you’re celebrating and set up traditional drinks like hot chocolate or coffee
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41. Summer Camp
Party Planner: The Bash.
What’s a summer camp party without sweets? The Bash suggests using a cookie dough food truck (like 2 Dough Boyz in NYC) for added flavor.
UNSPLASH.
42. Beer Festival
Party Planner: Andrea Correale of Elegant Affairs.
Beer drinkers, this theme is for you. Have every one of your guests bring a six-pack of their favorite IPAs, stouts, lagers and more and have yourselves a day trying them all out.
UNSPLASH.
43. Florals Theme
Party Planner: Piera Pizzo, Evite Party Specialis.
What’s cuter than a bouquet-making party? You can buy flowers for cheap at your local grocery store or flower market and spend the afternoon testing out your arranging skills.
Adobe.
44. Murder Mystery
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
If you already have a specific murder mystery board game that you love, pull it out. Or, create your own game that’s highly specific to your friend group.
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45. Garden Party
Party Planner: The Bash.
“Hire a Mixologist (that uses locally sourced organic ingredients) so you can host stress-free,” suggests The Bash.
UNSPLASH.
46. Roaring ’20s Great Gatsby
Party Planner: Kristie Linda Meluso of KMA Events.
If you have a projector handy, play your favorite version of The Great Gatsby on mute in the background of your soiree. Then, have everyone come dressed up to the nines in flapper-inspired frocks.
UNSPLASH.
47. ClamBake
Party Planner: The Bash.
“You don’t need to be in Nantucket to host a clambake!” says The Bash. “Hire a Steel Drummer and eat and dance the night away!”
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48. SNL Characters Theme
Party Planner: Carrie Baker of Carrie Baker Events.
“[A] dream theme would be a ‘Come as your favorite SNL character’ costume party! I was just talking to a friend about how everyone has a favorite SNL character, from the early days of the show, to the epic 90s, to the more recent cast, there are so many options! Its so fun and nostalgic and you can really get creative,” says Baker.
Adobe.
49. Wonderland Theme
Party Planner: Ariel Sagat of Hostess Helper NYC.
“I worked on a first birthday party in early December,” says Sagat. “We decided to go with a winter ONEderland theme, which was perfect because all the stores were full of amazing winter supplies for the holiday season. We created a hot chocolate station after coming across some peppermint bark, flavored hot chocolate, marshmallow toppers, and candy cane stirrers.”
Adobe.
50. Science & Underwater Theme (Aquaman vibes)
Party Planner: Brian Worley of B. Worley Productions.
“Think Aquaman’s home city infused with a science lab where things replicated in ways not how they started,” says Worley. “The idea was to use lighting effects to make it feel as if the guests were underwater and create entertainment that is interactive and heavily costumed. Immersive and atmospheric, the theme is a science lab for the exploration of both the known and unknown. Through projection, costumed performers, illumination, and large scale décor elements, the space is an ethereal backdrop or laboratory beneath the ocean’s surface.”
Courtesy of Natalie Mayhew.
51. Retro Rainbow Roller Disco Party
Party Idea: Natalie Mayhew.
“This party transports guests back to the fun and simple days of hanging out with friends at the roller rink. We used bright rainbow colors and metallic details to create a groovy retro disco vibe. Real roller skates and skate wheels made our table really stand out!”
Courtesy of Natalie Mayhew.
52. Perfect Pet Party
Party Idea: Natalie Mayhew.
“This Perfect Pet Party will delight your dog, their friends, and their friend’s owners too! With treats and favors for both pets and humans, everyone is sure to leave this party happy. We used a grassy green color scheme, created a DIY Tennis Ball table centerpiece, and added personalized pet details wherever we could.”
Courtesy of Natalie Mayhew.
53. Mix, Mingle, & Make Flower Arranging Party
Party Idea: Natalie Mayhew.
“This Mix, Mingle, and Make Flower Arranging Party is perfect for Galentine’s Day, Birthday, Shower, Bachelorette party, or just for fun anytime! Guests are entertained by the DIY activity and are each able to leave with a gorgeous floral arrangement to take home. We hired a local floral designer to teach our group, and set the scene with a fun floral pegboard backdrop, dessert table, and champagne bar.”
Courtesy of Natalie Mayhew.
54. Magical Paris Party
Party Idea: Natalie Mayhew.
Experience the magic of a “Day in Paris” with this sweet and sophisticated theme. We used a soft pink color scheme with black and white stripes, reminiscent of an elegant Parisian patisserie. Of course, this party requires a wide variety of delectable desserts, just as you would find in a Parisian patisserie. Paris-themed props like vintage bicycles, Eiffel Tower figurines, and beautiful blooms added to the look.
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55. Succulents & Rose
Party Idea: Chári Herndon at ChicHomeStyle.
Gather your best friends, paint a few succulent vases and sip on your favorite glasses of rose-tinted wine. What could be better than that?
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56. Seriously Sweet Party
Party Idea: MissyRobinson.
If you’ve got some vintage board game lovers in your crew, set up a few different games of Candy Land for everyone to enjoy. Don’t forget the sugary sweets!
Courtesy of Jamila Kyari.
57. African Print Tablescape
Party Planner: JamilaKyari Blog.
“Your table setting decor can be all about colours, prints and patterns – all sorts of creative elements! If you are in for a bold uptake on a party tablescape, consider using some vibrant wax print fabrics as your tablecloth or runner and napkins, layered upon with natural, wooden pieces as accessories to usher in a little of that African vibe.”
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58. K-Pop Party
Party Idea: Nikki May of DealFindingDiva.
Hang posters around the room of everyone’s favorite K-Pop Groups and get a karaoke machine so everyone can sing along
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59. Personalized Jarcuterie Boards
Party Idea: House of Kerrs.
“Customize your fruit kebabs with your child’s name, birth year or themed party expression!”
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60. Boho Disco Picnic
Party Planner: The Party Teacher.
“We combined two styles to please two different tastes. Lots of vintage silver with disco ball glam PLUS blue and white PLUS shades of rose. The focus was on letting the girls get loads of pics for the Gram in our photo set areas with lots of time to snack and chat. They also had a scavenger hunt, played cornhole and attacked a disco ball piñata.”
Courtesy of Jennifer Perkins.
61. Golden Girls Virtual Happy Hour
Party Idea: Jennifer Perkins.
“Tell the girls to grab themselves some cheesecake and log on. Create your own fun or order a Golden Girls themed party in a box with everything you need including Golden Girls Bingo!”
Courtesy of Jennifer Perkins.
62. Caftans and Cocktails Pool Party
Party Idea: Jennifer Perkins.
“Gather up the girls and bust out the caftans! Summer begs for pool parties, loud floral prints and cocktails with the ladies – a cocktails and caftans party delivers in all areas.”
Courtesy of Jennifer Perkins.
63. Bob Ross Painting Party
Party Idea: Jennifer Perkins.
“This is a party theme that works perfecting virtually or in-person and with kids or adults. Who does not love painting, Bob Ross and happy little trees? Supply guests with a small canvas, paints and queue up the Joy of Painting! There are entire Bob Ross party kits you can order online complete with wigs.”
Adobe.
64. Mermaid Baby Shower
Party Idea: My Motherhood Made Easy Blog.
Take your guests “under the sea” with this fun mermaid-themed soiree. Buy tiny fishtails for all of your guests to stick into their cupcakes and DIY a game of Pin the Tail on The Mermaid.
65. Astrology Party
ImaxTree. Design: Allison Kahler/STYLECASTER.
Take a nod from the universe and throw a star-studded soirée. Have guests dress up as their zodiac sun sign (bonus points if everyone has to guess based on the ensemble) and complete the cosmic vibes with space-themed decor, such as the planets and moons.
A version of this article was published in 2018.
FAQs
What are some good theme ideas? ›
- Alice in Wonderland Theme. ...
- 70′s disco, 80′s retro, or 90′s pop theme. ...
- Arabian Nights Theme. ...
- Black and White Ball Theme. ...
- Bond 007 Theme. ...
- Bollywood Theme. ...
- Burlesque Theme. ...
- Casino & Vegas Theme.
- Make sure the theme suits the occasion. The first thing to think about is the occasion which the event is celebrating. ...
- Consider colour. ...
- Make it personal. ...
- Stick to budget. ...
- Run your idea past your friends. ...
- Look at what's on trend. ...
- Seasonal is simple. ...
- If in doubt, trust traditional.
- Halloween Party.
- Pirate Party/ Treasure Island.
- Hollywood.
- Fancy Dress (anything goes)
- Wild West.
- Under the Sea/ Nautical.
- Famous Dead People.
- Heroes vs Villains.
- Define the event goals and purpose. ...
- Ensure your theme is relevant to your target audience. ...
- Consider your budget and the event parameters.
- Get creative with 7 uncommon ways to find event inspiration. ...
- Tailor your social media feeds for event inspiration. ...
- Network with other event professionals. ...
- Explore ideas on Google Trends. ...
- Let the event experience create the theme.
Not necessarily. Whether or not you have a themed event depends on the type of celebration you have in mind. Small parties or gatherings of friends probably don't need one – the fabulous company and scintillating conversation will be enough to keep everyone entertained, although a theme could be fun!
How can I have a fun party? ›- Create a Fake Persona. If you don't know many people at the party, you can choose to become a completely different person. ...
- Learn Some Popular Dances. ...
- Be the Bartender. ...
- Crack Some Jokes. ...
- Play Casino Games. ...
- Drink Champagne and Play Drinking Games. ...
- Eat.
Take responsibility for your attitude.
Always keep in mind that it's ultimately up to you to make the most out of a boring party. Ask the host if there is anything you can help with. Try starting up a game of cards or other table game with your friends. Introduce people you know to help start conversations.
- Fairy.
- Unicorn.
- Mermaid.
- Rainbow.
- Disney.
- Slumber Party.
- Tea Party.
- Animal.
theme party. plural. theme parties. DEFINITIONS1. a party where all the food and decorations are made according to one theme.
What is theme example? ›
A theme is the inferred stance taken on the central topic or message of a story. Think love for example: love may be the topic, but learning to love yourself may be the theme. Themes are used to communicate important ideas and messages about issues that face the characters and the setting of a narrative.
What are leadership themes? ›- THINK systemically and ACT long term. ...
- Grow people through performance. ...
- Understand that talk is work. ...
- Put 'we' before 'me' ...
- Give time and space to others. ...
- Bring meaning to life. ...
- Self-aware and authentic to leadership first, their own needs second.
- Create An Event Agenda. Hosting an exclusive event means there's no place for cost-cutting. ...
- Make It Exclusive & Invite-Only. ...
- Choose An Apt Venue. ...
- Utilize Your Online Ticket Store. ...
- Price Your Tickets Right. ...
- Give Them Something More. ...
- Promote your Event. ...
- Thank Your Attendees.
A theme could be very abstract, like “shapes” for example. A game could also be very story driven and have a theme like “mystery.” Themes are a great way to find other games with a similar subject matter to games you like. Humor, Zombies and Adventure are just some of the many themes.
What is meant by theme of an event? ›A theme is the overarching idea or concept behind your event, that not only gives the event structure, but can inspire guests and reinforce your event message and key takeaways.
Why is it important to have a theme for a party? ›Themes make the party memorable
The more special decorations, entertainments and programs you have, the more memorable it will be! For example, having props or photo booths will encourage your guests to take fun pictures and even generate a lot of buzz!
- Scavenger Hunt. Throw a scavenger hunt party for the honoree. ...
- Breakfast for Dinner Party. Is the birthday boy or girl an especially big fan of breakfast? ...
- Firework Party. ...
- Zombie Tag. ...
- Sports Party. ...
- Adventure Party. ...
- Photo Booth Party. ...
- Dinner Party.
A one-party state, single-party state, one-party system, or single-party system is a type of sovereign state in which only one political party has the right to form the government, usually based on the existing constitution.
What do you call a party girl? ›Noun. A reveler or celebrant. partygoer. partier.
Which party system is best 10? ›Explanation: Multi party system is better for our country...
What is a fancy name for party? ›
(or fête), function, get-together, reception, shindig.
How do I choose an event name? ›- Leave it till later. ...
- Dare to be different. ...
- Short and sweet. ...
- Initials and abbreviations. ...
- Play on words. ...
- Try to avoid made up words. ...
- Portmanteau. ...
- Ask the audience.
The name Saturday is primarily a gender-neutral name of American origin that means Born On Saturday. Named after Saturn, the Roman god of agriculture.
How do I host a good party? ›- They have fun. ...
- They don't force games. ...
- They embrace basic desserts. ...
- They keep the wine glasses full. ...
- They know lighting matters. ...
- They play fun music. ...
- They know when to tuck their kids in. ...
- They don't freak out if everything isn't perfect.
- Keep your guest list small. ...
- Make your own invitations. ...
- Use free printables to decorate. ...
- Pick a theme you already have decorations for. ...
- Have the party at your house. ...
- Don't party at meal time. ...
- Make or decorate your own cake. ...
- Use the dollar store for party supplies.
- TIP #1: Do Not Plan It All by Yourself!
- TIP #2: An Attractive Guest Group!
- TIP #3: An Energetic Music Playlist!
- TIP #4: Pensive Details!
- TIP #5: Delicious Food Servings!
- TIP #6: Super Sizzling Cocktails!
- TIP #7: A Surprise Element!
- TIP #8: Activities for Group Bonding!
- Focus on things and people around you. ...
- Be curious about the person you talk to. ...
- Think about some topics in advance. ...
- Stay sober. ...
- Set up a plan beforehand. ...
- Make yourself look approachable. ...
- Be attentive in group conversations. ...
- Change how you think about parties.
- Think small. If fewer people showed up to your party than expected, keep guests confined to two rooms, like the living room and the kitchen, and turn out the lights everywhere else. ...
- Keep guests mingling. Introduce your guests to one another, and let them know what they have in common.
Head to the movies for a relaxing and enjoyable girls night idea. Choose a fun chick flick, an action movie or whatever else the girls agree on. Buy some candy and popcorn and get lost in a great movie together. If you'd rather keep it low-key, plan a movie marathon night at home with some of our favorite food movies!
What should I do for my birthday girl? ›- Get Silly and Sing Karaoke. ...
- Relax and Unwind with a Spa Day. ...
- Face Your Fears and Go Skydiving. ...
- Take a Leap of Faith with Bungee Jumping. ...
- Play It up with a Trip to an Amusement Park. ...
- Have Some Old-Fashioned Fun with Board Games. ...
- Go to the Beach. ...
- Feel Fancy with Wine Tasting.
What are good themes for games? ›
A theme could be very abstract, like “shapes” for example. A game could also be very story driven and have a theme like “mystery.” Themes are a great way to find other games with a similar subject matter to games you like. Humor, Zombies and Adventure are just some of the many themes.
What are the 8 themes of art? ›- Religious. Religious theme of art.
- Politics and the Social Order. Theme of art that involves societies. ...
- Stories and Histories. theme of art that involves stories whether real or make believe.
- Genre. Scenes of every day life.
- Personal Expression. ...
- Fantasy. ...
- The Natural World. ...
- Art for arts sake.
- Vintage & Retro.
- Black / Dark.
- White / Light.
- Cool ones.
- Cute ones.
- Creative ones.
- Beautiful ones.
- and so much more.
Main Idea Vs. Theme. The main idea is what the book is mostly about. The theme is the message, lesson, or moral of a book. By asking crucial questions at before you read, while you read, and after you read a book, you can determine the main idea and theme of any book you are reading!