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Bad efficiency, awful planning and disorganisation are all unfortunately common conceptions of the typical surprise birthday party. After tiptoeing around for weeks, avoiding the celebrant (no doubt causing enough insecurity for them to guess something was up) and struggling with the food arrangements and presents as to avoid suspicision, there’s always a chance that one of the guests may slip up and accidently tell them about the party plans anyways. So it’s definitely time for a plan? Firstly it is impossible for you to organise everything with just one party partner and even more impossible to pull the whole thing off yourself, so you need a team. A trustworthy team, who can keep secrets and preferably choose people who are good at this kind of thing, Party decoration experts, chefs or entertainers…..or close family will do. After finding out if the birthday boy/girl is free on your chosen date for the party, why not arrange something for you two to do that day and therefore if something comes up it is guaranteed that they are seeing you anyways. Choose something that will take time too such as a shopping spree, cinema or day out somewhere. The next plan is to inform the guests. Firstly make sure that the information given to them is minimum, like, the place, the time, the celebrant and with extra reminders about how it’s a surprise and also how no information should be leaked out to others or the celebrant. Ensure that yourself or one of your ‘team’ are not seen when shopping for party supplies and party products too and if you are caught make sure you have a good excuse. When choosing a venue or area to hold the party, make sure its not out of the ordinary to the celebrant to spur on questions such as “where are we going” and “I don’t know this place” this will only cause a suspicion that something’s up. It would also be a good idea for the guests to park somewhere else or balloons and signs to be used only inside the area of celebration as to not give it away. To avoid confusion, try to get someone to excitedly arrange a small gathering with the birthday boy/girl or for people to drop off their presents around the same day as the party, so the celebrant does not feel avoided or unloved about their special day and they wont be in a good mood when their surprised because their mood will be low. .
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The author is working in party supplies, selling party products and party decoration.
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