Surprise Party Invitations Tips

When you send out the invites, you'll want to ensure they are clearly marked as surprises. Although the cards will have clear messages that indicate the event is going to be a surprise, you'll still need to reiterate that message as well. If you're going to require some type of RSVP, make sure the responses do not come to the home of the guest of honor. Even if you think you might be able to field the calls, emails and mail, you don't want to take that risk. Instead, look for an accomplice who would be happy to handle that part of the planning on your behalf.  Be sure to include their contact information on the invitations cards.

Another good idea is to choose a location for the event that is going to be an easy spot to lure the guest of honor. His favorite restaurant is a good idea because you can always have someone offer to take the person there to celebrate and have everyone else waiting to shout "Surprise!" You could also try to figure out a good reason to get him out of the house for a few hours. For example, going to a movie is a great choice because you'll have a good idea when the guest of honor will be returning home which will make preparations a lot easier. 

Additionally, make sure you remind guests in the party invitation wording, sayings, verses to be on time. Nothing will ruin the surprise faster than one of the guests pulling into the driveway at about the same time as the person being honored.

Unique Surprise Birthday Invitation Planning

One of the biggest challenges in planning this type of event is always the expectation by the birthday person. They probably know you have something planned that makes it more difficult to be surprised. Throwing the person off guard becomes very important if you want the event to be a success. For example, try throwing the bash on a weekend prior to the big day before he begins to suspect anything. Another idea is to have a small family gathering on the day of or the day before the person's birthday then they won't be as likely to suspect a second event.

You should also make sure not to send out the surprise invite cards too far in advance. Guests should have time to prepare and make plans, but if you give them too much notice it will increase the likelihood of someone letting the secret out.

Try to avoid sending custom surprise party invitations to anyone who can't keep a secret.

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