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45th Birthday Ideas

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Date: 06/07/2007 Topics: Parties > Birthday | Readers Request > Party  
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My fiancee is turning 45 soon and I want to do something funny for his birthday. Maybe a good birthday joke. I am thinking about buying a cake and decorate it like a grave with black and gray icing with little small square graves on top and with a Rest In Peace sign in the middle. But I just found out he does not like cake. Do you have any funny ideas?

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Post By Alex (Guest Post) (06/10/2008)
If you are engaged and didnt even know he didnt like cake, you should take a step back and plan your first date over again, get to know each other, then plan a birthday party for him.

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Post By Adrianna from Ohio (Guest Post) (03/25/2008)
I need a idea for my Dad's 45th birthday. Any ideas?

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Post By Di (Guest Post) (06/10/2007)
Make a BIG cookie instead.

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Post by cookwie (1020) | (06/08/2007)
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He might just not like gag parties. Possibly a cake and good coffee and friends are more his style.

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Post by Allison (191) | (06/08/2007)
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I had a party for my husband at a kids-type place when he turned 30 and we all had a blast! Their website is funexpedition.com. Maybe you could find something similar to that in your area. I wanted the party to focus on being young at heart rather than growing older.

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Post by the Oracle (422) | (06/08/2007)
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You are engaged, and just found out he doesn't like cake? What else don't you know? Maybe he doesn't like these kinds of parties, either. Maybe he doesn't think death themes are funny.

I suggest getting to know this person better before you plan a party.

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Post By Nancy from Florida (Guest Post) (06/08/2007)
Your fiance might not think that 'getting older' themes are very funny. How about doing the opposite: having a '29 Again!' party? You could go back to the year that he was 29 and, without making a big deal about just which year it was, recreate some of the popular music, clothes, etc, of that year.

Nancy in Florida

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Post By monica (Guest Post) (06/08/2007)
Make a poster with the "grim reaper" on it holding a sickle witht the words..."relax, I'm only here for the cake". Have fun!

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Post by lewis_admin (1210) | (06/07/2007)
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I am looking for ideas for a party for a person 45 years old.

Marcie from Cinti. OH

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RE: 45th Birthday Ideas

I have known people to buy "45" of one item for a birthday party. It gets creative juices flowing, and can be a lot of fun. (The person I knew was at my office - she got 45 paper clips, 45 marshmallows, 45 cinammon rolls, 45 "depends", etc etc.) It was fun to see what everyone brought, and it didn't have to be expensive. (09/16/2006)

By Brenda

RE: 45th Birthday Ideas

Don't forget the old 45's (records) that even the forty five year olds will fondly remember. 60's and 70's music will bring back memories of simpler, carefree times (09/18/2006)

By Connie from MD

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