How to Host an Adult Blanket Sleeper‐Themed Slumber Party

Prepare an area where you can effectively work on planning the sleepover., Write a personalized message to the invitee inside the card, telling them about your slumber party., Prepare and write down the date and time for which each sleepover guest...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Prepare an area where you can effectively work on planning the sleepover.

    Depending on how you and your friends communicate most effectively, you'll either need some note cards or paper or a telephone and your invitee list containing phone numbers.

    If your need to, try sending e-invitations from such companies as eVite, or send invitations through social networking feeds such as Facebook or Twitter.

    Throw an extra flare and post it on any and all blogs you own and write often into.
  2. Step 2: Write a personalized message to the invitee inside the card

    Tell these people that although some people may shy away from wearing items when they hear they have to wear a sleeper while they are there, that blanket sleepers have come back into style for many adults as well as teens, and can be bought at their nearest superstore (Target and/or Walmart) on the adult lingerie racks and online at either JumpinJammerz or one of the few other reputable companies.

    For those who are thin or short, some people (mostly tween and early teen girls) may still even fit into the biggest-sized toddler-sized ones available there as well, so they can try them on too.

    Let them know that to effectively enter your sleepover, their sleeper must be nearby (with or on them) and that if they aren't dressed in it when they show up, they must change into it moments after they step into the house. ,, Be sure that the room will not exit into any other room that requires others to change their clothes also.

    Be prepared in the event that four people will arrive at the same exact time and will be ready at those exact same times.

    One person can use the room while others must wait their turn. ,, Purchaseseveral sets for yourself and others.

    Unless you know their size, always try to purchase a few of different sizes. , Always think about the negatives in all activities you plan.

    Set up more than one room, if the attendees vary in age.

    Inviting relatives of family members of your invitees should be allowed to come in, as long as those unplanned guests can wear blanket sleepers themselves, and their adult chaperone (if needed) can attend too.

    The adult chaperone doesn't have to wear a blanket sleeper, though it is greatly encouraged that they do wear one to keep with the same theme.

    Stash an extra blanket or two for the adults that chaperone these smaller children to use that night.Although the blanket sleeper will provide enough warmth to suffice, for those who feel terrible showing off their blanket sleeper, they can have an extra layer of security.

    Include board games, computer games, appropriate races (watermelon race, wheelbarrow race) as part of any games you might be able to play while waiting for "lights out" to arrive.

    For each age group, for those kids who are teens who enjoy talking about the 'opposite sex' or playing Spin the Bottle or one of the many other weird dare games most teens and tweens like to play, as these too, can be done too just like at other slumber parties but make sure it doesn't get too rambunctious and out of hand. ,, No one likes to walk very far for a slumber party, and especially not when they have to wear something this strange out in public, so why force them to walk too far. , The party area shall be of a calm, serene nature, and the sleeping area should be even serener. , If they want, they can bring in "sleeping pals" (teddy bears of all sorts), but these sleeping pals may get in the way and aren't necessary. , Tell them they must wear it, but they can cover themselves up with a blanket or sleep in a lighter-weight sleeping bag at the host's choice. ,, Make cookies that look like sleepers, or make something to suit the occasion.
  3. Step 3: telling them about your slumber party.

  4. Step 4: Prepare and write down the date and time for which each sleepover guest is supposed to arrive at the host's house by

  5. Step 5: along with an RSVP date for which they should send in their confirmation message to you.

  6. Step 6: Set aside one room planned for every four guests who've responded to the invite

  7. Step 7: that are only to be used as changing-rooms.

  8. Step 8: Think about some mellow and quiet songs that set the tone/mood for the slumber party.

  9. Step 9: Prepare for the chance that some people will have forgotten their sleepers and you'll need to distribute one to them for use.

  10. Step 10: Plan in some fun and blanket-sleeper safe pre-sleepover activities you can do while dressed in your sleepers.

  11. Step 11: Plan a specific time the lights will be required to be lowered for the night

  12. Step 12: to be placed in the invitation/card so your guests will know how long they'll have their games be available to be played by all of them.

  13. Step 13: Allow ample enough parking areas for your invitees and their parents to park.

  14. Step 14: Decorate the rooms a bit to provide the theme for the party and sleeping areas.

  15. Step 15: Mention that since blanket sleepers provide adequate warmth

  16. Step 16: each party guest shouldn't need to bring any other sleeping items.

  17. Step 17: Give each invitee an alternative to wearing their blanket sleepers if they are adamant about coming to the party

  18. Step 18: but refuse to wear the sleeper.

  19. Step 19: Prepare some party favors for all of your invited attendees

  20. Step 20: and keep a few more on hand for any others that may have come uninvited and ready to attend the slumber party.

  21. Step 21: Plan some party food that you can make that are blanket-sleeper themed.

Detailed Guide

Depending on how you and your friends communicate most effectively, you'll either need some note cards or paper or a telephone and your invitee list containing phone numbers.

If your need to, try sending e-invitations from such companies as eVite, or send invitations through social networking feeds such as Facebook or Twitter.

Throw an extra flare and post it on any and all blogs you own and write often into.

Tell these people that although some people may shy away from wearing items when they hear they have to wear a sleeper while they are there, that blanket sleepers have come back into style for many adults as well as teens, and can be bought at their nearest superstore (Target and/or Walmart) on the adult lingerie racks and online at either JumpinJammerz or one of the few other reputable companies.

For those who are thin or short, some people (mostly tween and early teen girls) may still even fit into the biggest-sized toddler-sized ones available there as well, so they can try them on too.

Let them know that to effectively enter your sleepover, their sleeper must be nearby (with or on them) and that if they aren't dressed in it when they show up, they must change into it moments after they step into the house. ,, Be sure that the room will not exit into any other room that requires others to change their clothes also.

Be prepared in the event that four people will arrive at the same exact time and will be ready at those exact same times.

One person can use the room while others must wait their turn. ,, Purchaseseveral sets for yourself and others.

Unless you know their size, always try to purchase a few of different sizes. , Always think about the negatives in all activities you plan.

Set up more than one room, if the attendees vary in age.

Inviting relatives of family members of your invitees should be allowed to come in, as long as those unplanned guests can wear blanket sleepers themselves, and their adult chaperone (if needed) can attend too.

The adult chaperone doesn't have to wear a blanket sleeper, though it is greatly encouraged that they do wear one to keep with the same theme.

Stash an extra blanket or two for the adults that chaperone these smaller children to use that night.Although the blanket sleeper will provide enough warmth to suffice, for those who feel terrible showing off their blanket sleeper, they can have an extra layer of security.

Include board games, computer games, appropriate races (watermelon race, wheelbarrow race) as part of any games you might be able to play while waiting for "lights out" to arrive.

For each age group, for those kids who are teens who enjoy talking about the 'opposite sex' or playing Spin the Bottle or one of the many other weird dare games most teens and tweens like to play, as these too, can be done too just like at other slumber parties but make sure it doesn't get too rambunctious and out of hand. ,, No one likes to walk very far for a slumber party, and especially not when they have to wear something this strange out in public, so why force them to walk too far. , The party area shall be of a calm, serene nature, and the sleeping area should be even serener. , If they want, they can bring in "sleeping pals" (teddy bears of all sorts), but these sleeping pals may get in the way and aren't necessary. , Tell them they must wear it, but they can cover themselves up with a blanket or sleep in a lighter-weight sleeping bag at the host's choice. ,, Make cookies that look like sleepers, or make something to suit the occasion.

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