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Any ideas for planning a 60th birthday party?

My father is turning 60 years old.

asked by Alethea (16)

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The "Over the Hill" theme has always been popular, but you can also opt for a theme centered around the celebrants favorite leisure activity. A sports theme party or a luau is always fun, or take a trip down memory lane with a tribute to the decade in which the birthday person grew up, such as the 50's or 60's.

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Arrange a surprise party. Know what your dad likes e. g. music, dance, food, drinks. Invite all his beloved relatives and friends. Create a birthday card with your own hand. Book a bouquet and send him in the morning. Make a slideshow of your father's photos and describe it at the party.

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posted by XYZ77 (125)
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I would recommend having as many of his friends, family, co-workers and people from his past over as possible to help him celebrate.

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posted by Brett (4888)
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This is a great age to have a party where close family show up. Your father may feel weird turning this age, so make him comfortable with a supporting cast.

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Have a "60s" party -- a party themed in the 1960s, a decade your dad will be familiar with. You could go for a Mad Men-type theme for the early part of the decade or Flower Power for later.

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