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Anything about planning parties for weddings, showers, birthdays, anniversaries, graduations,retirements, bar/bat mitzvahs, business promotions, fund raisers, and civic events. If I cannot answer I will direct you to the answer. I am not an expert in children or teen parties. There are hundreds of sites that specialize in that information if you google "kids parties" you will find an amazing amount of bright ideas. We do have a page on our site that leads to al the different kid's party themes, however. http://www.partyplansplus.com/themes.htm Not for those seeking information about party/event planning as a career. That information is found on the internet under "event planning careers" or at our site www.partyplansplus.com/started.htm

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Party Planning - bridal shower theme


Expert: Patty Sachs - 7/31/2008

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I am trying to plan my little sister's bridal shower.  She really loves to read, so I was trying to think of a theme and some ideas that revolve around what she loves.  I thought of "Happily Ever After" as a theme, but that reminds me of a Cinderella theme or princess story which is not what I am really going for. Do you have any suggestions?  I am looking for any and all ideas--theme, location, etc.  Thanks so much in advance for you help.

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You could also do a "Literary Lovers" theme which could encompass a wider range of females who lived happily ever after.  This would take you out of the fairy tale genre.

You know you can actually rent a room at the public library...or perhaps your local book store has a room that would be good for a bridal shower--where you could serve food and beverage.  

Even some of the Mansions for Rent have a library room that would work out for your event.

I hope some of those ideas spark a plan for you.

Once you have your theme and location set, the decorations and refreshments will fall into place.

Best to you,

Patty Sachs
www.PartyPlansPlus.com

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