Cute Fall Birthday Ideas
In the fall, a birthday is a chance to have one last outdoor celebration before the cold of winter sets in. As you plan a birthday party, consider how you can work in autumn traditions for a sweet event that will give guests the chance to enjoy the weather. Does this Spark an idea?
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Cider Making
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Making apple cider with an old-fashioned press is an active, entertaining activity that can be a cute basis for a birthday party for older children, teenagers or adults. Find a local orchard or a stand of wild apple trees and set up the party area underneath using wooden picnic tables and lanterns for a rustic touch. Hold the party in the afternoon to take advantage of the warmest hours of the day. Guests can pick apples and take turns operating the cider press. At the end of the party, you can serve fresh apple cider along with fall treats like caramel apples, maple cookies and pumpkin pie.
Camping Trip
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If the birthday girl or boy is interested in the outdoors, a camping trip can make a cute birthday party in the fall months. Schedule the camping birthday on a weekend and spend the afternoon hiking to a spot that will allow you to see the fall colors. Take full advantage of the fall weather by fishing, hiking, taking photos, watching animals or playing games outside. Have a campfire in the evening and bring warm sleeping bags for the cold weather.
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Fallen Leaves
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For small children, plan a birthday party that centers around the traditional fall pastime of jumping in raked leaves. Hold a barbecue and set up a party space in a park or a yard that is ringed with trees that lose their leaves in the fall. Before guests arrive, rake the leaves into huge piles and allow the kids to play in them during the party. Serve hot apple cider, grilled hot dogs and hamburgers, and provide a vegetarian option for children who cannot eat meat.
Corn Maze
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If you live near a corn maze, it can be an entertaining location for a birthday. Schedule with the maze managers before the party so you can reserve the space for your group. Bring a picnic lunch along, and ask guests to wear warm clothing so that they will be comfortable after running around the maze. Bring along a few parents to help chaperone; it can be difficult to keep track of all party guests as they disperse in the maze.
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