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Lasso in a birthday party

Published by Brian Scott | January 19th 2010 | Views:

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Planning a birthday party for your son or daughter can be very exciting. It is a great way to explore your creative talent and enjoy the process. First of all, you need to pick a good theme which engages the attention of all kid’s friends. There is no dearth of themes. Try the cowboy theme for you son’s birthday party and watch every one talk about it for years to come.

You can begin by sending out invitations which give the invitees a clear idea of the theme. An invitation attached to the string or bowl of the cowboy hat would arouse everyone’s desire to attend the party. The hat could be used even later. Similarly you could print or write invitations and send them on the bandana, which again comes in very handy during the hot summer months. You could buy or make canvas bags and print the invitation on one side. Then fill the bags with chocolate gold coins and pennies to give it the effect of a real cowboy bag, and send out the invites. You could make invitation cut out of cardboard in the shape of a cowboy hat or the sheriff’s badge, stating the name of the party, the date, time and venue, the dress code , contact number and any other information you deem fit.

Just before the day of the party you could make cut - outs for the badges and hats, so that the kids can make their own badges to wear on the day of the party. Keep some glue and glitter along with yellow badges. Brown paper bags can be used to make vests for the childmes of your guests on the sheriff badges and hand it out to the invitees when they arrive, to make them feel special. You could give away spurs which would be a great way to keep the memory of the birthday party alive.

Having a few cowboy activities is what will make the party come alive. So fix a five or six feet pole securely into the ground and then fasten a steer skull on it or any other thing with horns to resemble a bull and a lariat for roping the bull. A horse shoe toss would work just as well. All you need is a stake fixed to the ground and a horse shoe to throw. There could be a barn dance just like in the good old days with barbeque, beans, salad, county stew and fried fish and chicken with ginger ale or wine to feed on.


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