16th birthday party ideas?!?



It's my 16th birthday in three weeks and I want to do something with a few friends to celebrate. 
I should be going out for a meal with my family and a few friends after school, and because my birthdays on a school day, i'll need to do something on the weekend etc. 

I don't want a massive,...
Hey, my birthday is in 3 weeks too (April 24)! Except I'll be turning 14:) Ok so anyway, I'm planning a neon/ glow themed sleepover with some friends. What I planned was to buy a bunch of glow stuff like necklaces, bracelets, earrings, glasses, practically anything. And I'm going to buy black light bulbs from party city to make everything glow. Then, I'm going to give everyone a white t-shirt that we'll decorate with neon fabric paint. You could also hide a bunch of glowing stuff and have a scavenger hunt! For decorations you could have a black tabelcloth and florescent cups, plates and silverware. And since you're party is at night this plan would totally work! Good luck!
hi carrie! my own daughter spent many of her teenage birthdays in walt disney world and each one is memorable! there are many great things you can do to make this special for her 16th birthday. think about a special cake to be made and delivered to the restaurant on her big day. call the cake hotline, 407-827-2253, to discuss your ideas. make sure you get the dining reservation for a special dinner by calling or doing it on line 180 days out from your arrival date. check out the floral and room decoration options by going to www.disneyflorist.com. these cast members can truly make a room magical for your daughter. you might also consider booking a special tour for her and her friend. many have age restrictions so be sure and check that out. this might be just the time for her to learn how to maneuver a segway around epcot or fort wilderness! click here to see the listing of disney tours. if the budget allows consider booking a fireworks cruise either for illuminations or the magic kingdom show. you will have the boat to yourself and can order cakes, food, and drinks to be on the boat for a special occasion. on a lighter note i often made scavenger hunts for my children and their friends on their birthday. it would either be in one park or a few with the reward for finishing worthy of a birthday surprise! to this day they still talk about some of the hilarious things they did! walt disney world is the perfect spot for anyone's birthday and no matter what you choose to do for your daughter it will be a fun and successful vacation for all! 1) add a comment to your reservation that it a birthday is involved. 
2) email/call the gm or concierge and let them know hi christine, disney is such a wonderful place to spend your anniversary! it's really tough to say right now what the crowd levels will be like on any particular day in june. you'll often find though that if one park is crowded, they all are, so i think it should come down to which fireworks show you want to watch on your anniversary. personally, as much as i love illuminations, i would choose wishes. the theme is just so magical and the soundtrack makes me teary everytime i hear it. it's perfect to watch with your spouse. to make your evening extra special, you may want to make reservations for the tomorrowland terrace fireworks dessert party. this would give you a really nice location to watch wishes from and it's a great party. i hope this helps and that you have a wonderful vacation and a happy anniversary! kaylene sex is only a small and less important factor in a marriage or between 2 people that care for each other.at age 16, i would anyway recommend you wait another 2 or 3 years before you even start thinking of sex. there are so many dangers associated with it, starting with std/sti, disappointments or the fact that a girl is misused by guys that just want to add yet another victim or body count to their long list.what is sex? a few muscular contractions and spasms and usually, it is over in about 3 to 4 minutes. it is not really worth wasting your virginity just to be like all the others. you are special because you still have it. keep it for the one that deserves it and not because you have the feeling that you need to lose it. don't be a sheep that follows the others and don't succumb to group/peer pressure. any guests under the age of three do not require a ticket for admission. as you'll be visiting in december 2019 and your little one won't celebrate her 3rd birthday until after your visit, you do not need to purchase a ticket for her. i do want to give you some pointers for visiting at this practically perfect age. under the age of three, your little one will also not be charged at any restaurant that is all you care to enjoy. this is a great thing to take advantage of especially for character dining experiences. a note for visiting with a little one, while you won't be charged they should be included in the dining reservation headcount. this way the restaurant can plan accordingly in making sure a large enough table is planned for your party. hi misty! i love the in-room celebrations! they are amazing and so much fun to experience! the dream makers really go all out to make the celebrations special, and i think are well worth the money. i think your daughter is just going to love it! tell your daughter happy birthday from me! have a magical vacation! amanda hi helen! unfortunately, you will need to make reservations on multiple days. enforcement of the 180 days + 10 day window is pretty strict, so its not likely that you'd be able to make all of your dining reservations at one time. i've often found that if i've tried to make reservations early and find them full already, i have luck trying back on the exact 180 mark. availability does often open up later around that day, so its always good to check back if you're unable to get a reservation for a very popular reservation. hope you have fun planning your trip! are we talking about a first date? if so, of the dates you listed, a quick coffee date is most ideal.it's a calm, quiet atmosphere where you can talk and get to know each other. i think it's important to focus your attention on your date so you can see if you have chemistry. a coffee date is casual, you don't have to dress up too much or spend a lot of money.and it can be quick, if things aren't going well you're not stuck spending time together.if it's not a first date, any of them are fine with me. i'm laid back, as long as we're having fun, spending time together it doesn't matter what we do. hi there, can you provide me with your email address via a private message, please? then we can get it changed to the right date of birth for you, today. cheers, when you hit puberty you will begin to catch up with your friends and in fact you may become taller than them in the long-term.<br><br>be patient with yourself, trust your body to begin growing when its ready.