Birthdays are one of the only days you can call “your day.” It’s a day full of doing what you want, getting presents and everyone letting you know how important you are to them. With that comes celebrations and parties. Parties are a stressful thing to handle. And on top of that, a theme?! Ugh, get it over it. (But you’re not afraid to do so, which is why you clicked on it!)
If you are throwing a party for someone who likes fishing, you might want to give them a party centered on that. Then they can enjoy their special day doing something they really enjoy.
But how exactly do you pull it off? Before you stress yourself out with this question, this article will provide the solution. We will cover the basics of creating the perfect balance between parties and fishing to give your loved one the best birthday gifts as party ever. Let’s begin.
1. Get Fishing Supplies
To achieve a fish-themed party, you need to bring the vibes of a “good ol’ Sunday fishing with the guys.” This doesn’t mean just having a blue backdrop. You will need some fish supplies to go with it! For example, you can get small silver buckets, lures, and mini fishing rods. Or you can buy candy fish and sour worms. These supplies can make your party extravagant, giving it a more realistic feeling. So go all out. Some of the supplies that you can get are listed below:
- Fishing rods
- Fishing reels
- Lures
- Bite indicators
- Spears
- Nets
- Traps
If the things above don’t suit your taste, you can get customized supplies that might remind your guest of honor of the good old days. One place we recommend checking out is lifeofinterest.com! We found amazing mugs, shirts, and goodies that you can offer guests to wear. On top of that, even creative gifts will put a beautiful smile on their faces. How cool is that!
2. Make Baked Goods
Long gone are the days when parties consisted of a simple cake and a dinner. Now people are stepping up their game with more specialty items, such as extra baked goods. Now how can you make it fish-like? Simple! With the power of icing and fondant, anything can be given a fish theme! You can bake cupcakes and decorate them with candy fish or sour worms. Make a snack mix by adding popcorn, dry fruits, and nuts with goldfish crackers on top. Bake brownies using fish molds to get the perfect shape. You can even search for other food items that are shaped like fish.
For an easier option, get small fish stickers and put them on toothpicks. You can use these on wrapped presents or decorations. Instant fish theme!
Try this out: Fill a small silver bucket with fish crackers and candies, label the bucket with your desired message, and voila! You’ve got a “bucket full of fish” after a long day of fishing, which is sure to impress your guests.
3. Plan Games Which Are Reminiscent Of Fishing
So what’s next on a birthday list? Games! You can’t get a party started without some entertainment. And for a theme like this, we have some ideas for both kids and adults!
Kids: Catch the fish! Make some people wear a fish costume, and others will try their best to catch as many “fish” as possible! Hold a drawing competition. Or even do a reward system where they will get a candy for every fish name they can guess…you get the idea. Not all the games have to be fish-themed. With a gorgeous location at a lake, the kids will find something to play with. Let them go all out and decide what they want to do to entertain themselves.
Adults: Fish or Wish. (We even came up with a name!) This is a drinking game which involves catching fishes. But there is a twist. Hold a competition on who can catch the most fish, and the losing team takes a shot or completes a wish/dare from the opposite team. Sounds like a great game suited for this theme. Otherwise, listen to music that gets you in your element, talk about fishing, make plans, or watch sailing movies (duh, who doesn’t enjoy that!). Then, wander around and explore the location. Locations can be the basis of the party, which we will be covering next.
4. Location Matters!
Where you host, your fishing birthday party is the most important aspect here. You need to be able to fish somewhere! Being in the land of fish, you have dozens of places to go. If you really, REALLY want your theme to remind you of Sunday fishing, go outdoors. We suggest going for Lake St. Clair, Burt/Mullet Lakes Bays de Noc, Saginaw Bay, Lake Charlevoix, Grand Traverse Bay, or one of the countless other lakes here in Michigan.
source - https://thumbwind.com/2021/07/02/fishing-birthday-party/
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