How to Throw a Finding Nemo Party
Theme parties are popular with adults and children because they promise to be entertaining. A "Finding Nemo" theme can liven up any party and it's easy to host.
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Instructions
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Adult Party
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Get as much "Finding Nemo" paraphernalia as possible. This stuff can be found at party stores and at online party suppliers.
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Find an appropriate space for the party. This can be someone's basement or yar. However,if you want to go all the way, you can rent out a larger space in which you can re-create some of the scenes from the movie.
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Find proper decorations for the party space. Look at picture from the movie or watch the movie again for ideas about how to decorate with the props and supplies you bought.
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Find the right music. Many times, a party lives or dies on the quality of the music. Of course, some of the material from the "Finding Nemo" soundtrack might do, but think about other ocean and fish themed songs, such as "Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid.
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Serve appropriate foods. Haribo Tropical Fish and Goldfish crackers may be fun table snacks, but if you want to get classy with it, try to serve seafood hors d'oeuvres such as crab cakes, caviar or even squid.
Child's Birthday Party
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Make a list of children your child wants to invite. Make sure there aren't too many kids on the list so that you can provide adequate supervision.
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Buy "Finding Nemo" paraphernalia as possible from party stores and online party suppliers.
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Find the appropriate party space if it isn't going to be held at your house. If possible, find a wide open area, such as a gym or recreation center, where kids can have plenty of room to run around.
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Get Finding Nemo party favors.
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Tips & Warnings
Wherever you choose to hold the party, try to give it an underwater feel. Use lots of blue streamers or find a place with blue walls. The right kind of lighting can also help with this effect.
Some good party favors include Swedish Fish, Goldfish crackers, and Haribo Tropical Fish.
