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Holidays and Parties > Parties > Party Themes on April 07, 2009

Guitar and Music Theme Party

I am throwing my boyfriend a 30th birthday party. I am having a guitar cake made because he plays the guitar and loves music. Does anyone have any ideas of any finishing touches I could add related to the guitar theme?

By bs1030 from Baltimore, MD

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04/12/2009

When my guitar-player hubby (now ex) had a birthday and we had very little cash, guitar picks were always welcome. They're inexpensive and always needed, either through loss or breakage. Many guitar-centred items, including picks, strings, sheet music (blank and printed,) soft and hard cases, and even guitar-shaped key rings are available at most music stores, whether brick-and-mortar or online.
Just a thought on party food; several kinds of tortilla chips are guitar-pick-shaped.

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04/09/2009

Don't know if you shop online, but there are some really cool mylar inflatable balloons out there. There are some of the regular round ones, but also 3-4 foot long guitar shaped ones. Ebay has them or some of the party supply websites do as well. Just do a search on "guitar balloons" or "inflatable guitar". The really neat thing about them is that they stay inflated for a long time (at least 2 yrs). You can also deflate them (if need be) then blow up again with a straw inserted in the small opening. Good luck & have fun!

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My son's 3rd birthday is in December and he is infatuated with guitars and all musical instruments in general. Does anyone have any ideas for a 3 year old guitar/music birthday party?

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Check out: www.orientaltrading.com. (10/31/2006)

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