Sweet Sixteen. A couple weeks ago, my mom asked me to help her throw my sister, Aneesa, a surprise sweet sixteen party. If anyone remembers what it is like to be a teenager, it takes a lot to keep them entertained and I wanted this party to be E.P.I.C., so naturally, I was hesitant. You know, the normal party planning anxiety we all have . . . "what kind of food are we going to serve?" "What will the theme be?" "Who to invite?" "medium or medium well (haha just kidding)" . . . but you get the picture. Lots of ideas were up for debate, at first I thought about having it at a comedy club in Portland, but then my mom veto'd that idea because she wanted to keep it in town. Then, I thought . . . what about Northern Lights, the movie theater? But I nixed that one because the girlies should be able to hang out with each other. Finally, my mom said, I just really want to have it at the house. And then . . . LIGHTBULB.
I said, "Mom, I have a really great idea but you really really have to trust me . . ."
and so it was decided friends, we would be morphing our garage into an 80's dance club!
I said, "Mom, I have a really great idea but you really really have to trust me . . ."
and so it was decided friends, we would be morphing our garage into an 80's dance club!
The Birthday Girl! |
400 neon balloons, 700 yards of streamers, 2 strobe lights, 6 black lights, 1 disco ball, 1 fog machine & a sweet sound system = SUCCESS! |
What is an 80's party without Ring Pops and Glow Necklaces?!?! |
Gotta have the cupcake tower. A birthday party MUST. |
We had a smoothie bar! |
Some of the yummy fresh fruit for the smoothies! |
cRaZy girls! |
E.P.I.C. status was achieved. No question. |
Some of the guests! |