Birthday Parties For Boys

So it is now time for your son’s birthday party and you’re stuck as to what to get him for his birthday. It’s not exactly rocket science but this can be a difficult task. It’s always a good idea to take on old and traditional idea and put a bit of a twist on it. Here are a few ideas with that concept in mind.

The Next Superhero

Forget those old boring superheroes that have become overrated and overused. If superheroes are your son’s thing then have his birthday party guests arrive as their own made up superhero with costume and everything included.

The Unsolved Birthday Party Mystery

Perhaps your son is into mysteries. Then throw a birthday party with a mystery theme. Each of the party guests should be divided into teams and play the part of a mystery that needs to be solved. Allow the birthday boy to act as the investigator, you set up the clues, and let ‘er rip.

A Western Birthday Party

It’s not unusual that a lot of kids are still into the old western themes. If your son likes westerns then decorate the party area as a western scene such as a saloon. The party guests can drink their punch from shot glasses or root beer from beer mugs. Let the Birthday boy act aas the town sheriff while your guests dress as westerners such as outlaws, deputies, gold miners and or even a straggling Indian neighbor.

Me In The Future Birthday Party

Why not have your guests show up at the party dressed as what they want to be when they grow up. Have them each tell everyone what it is that they are going to be and why they want to be that when they get older.

The Endless Games Party

Like most birthday parties, they generally consist of games for the guests to play. But why not keep them going with an endless barrage of ongoing games. Have several tables set up with board games, have yard games such as volleyball and more. Just let them all choose whatever games they want to play at their own discretion without having to itinerate everything in a schedule.

Army Birthday Party

This one is a great idea if you have a family member who is the army and would like to honor that. Throw a birthday party where the gusts all come dressed in battle dress or class A or B dress uniforms. At the party, the kids can make up each other’s faces with camouflage makeup. If these are older kids then you can even take them out for a game of paintball. Younger kids can play a game of flag tag (this is where two teams try to be the first to get the opponent tag from their home base and get back to their own base. Each child wears a small handkerchief and when it is swiped by the enemy then that person is out of the game