college graduation party ideas

A:I've been reading other peoples idea and one person thought of having a geek/nerd theme or revenge of the nerd party. And one of my husbands friends birthday requested everyone brings there own favorite buffalo wings and the girls can wear Hooters shirt.

A:go to a dollar store but get the letters saying what you want if u have spotted lights or a disco u can put it around the room

A:you and your friends can pitch in to get a DJ. you can have drinks and ask people to byob (bring your own beer), pluz if your kool with it have some noz. you can announce it on my space, call friends, close relatives and have this big thing in honor of you and your friends. play what you guyz wanna play rock, hip hop, house w/e you guyz like and dont forget to play the latest music out right now....... alchohol, and music makes everything crazy fun. and as for games you should have a dance off, you can charge guyz or gurlz to take shots off of peoples bellybuttons, and who can give the best lap dance. dang that sounds like fun can i come? LOL. good luck.

A:I hope these games can give you some help! Blow and Suck All you need is a pack of straws, a ping pong ball or card and two teams of people. You simply pass the ball or card from the front of the team to the back using only the straws. Pass The Orange The only supplies it requires are 2 oranges and people with both a neck and a chin. Divide the group into 2 teams. When the person (not actually playing the game) says "Go!" the people must pass the orange from neck to neck using only chins and necks. The team that can get the orange to the last neck in line the quickest without dropping the orange wins. Pass the Sand Obviously good for the beach or even the garden. Divide the group into 2 teams and line them up. Have the person in each line grab a handful of sand from a container. They must pass the sand to the next player, who passes it to the next, and so on down the line. When the sand reaches the last player, he/she pours what is left of it on a plate. The team with the most sand wins the game. (You may have to weigh the sand on a food scale if it's close.) Yes/No This game requires quick thinking. Set up a small stage area. Bring out each player and ask them questions which they must avoid saying yes or no to. For example do you like milk, have you been on holiday yet, did you graduate. Allow up to 10 questions per player. They are also out if they hesitate for more than 5 seconds. Where Am I Going Set up an obstacle course which is safe for the youngest player. Split the guests into 2 teams. Blindfold the first person and start them off. Their team must shout instructions to them to get them round the course. They then pass the blindfold to the next person. First team round the course wins. Face Painting In keeping with your theme you can challenge the teams to paint each others faces. That could be as a clown, pirate or tiger for example. Prizes could be for the best overall team. Scoot Them Away This is a good one for a back yard party. Simply line up some empty tin cans on a wall and knock them off using water pistols. Volleyball Set everyone up into teams and have a normal rules volleyball competition. For the younger kids you could use a balloon and a lower net. You just need enough room for this one and a marked out area. A fun variation is to arrange teams of 2 who have a towel. The ball is replaced by a water filled balloon. The idea is to use the towel to launch and catch the balloon with the towel. The first team to burst the balloon loses! Treasure Hunt In advance hide lots of items in the garden (or indoors). Tie in the objects with the party theme. Give everyone a sheet with the hidden items listed (or drawn for youngsters.) Time the teams or individuals as they find the items. For example for a pirate theme party you could hide fake coins. Have prizes for the winners. Races Races of any kind make great outdoor graduation party games. I like the ones where the players wear clown shoes or flippers. Good Luck!

A:A Hawaiian Luau!