How to throw a Twilight themed party?

Question

I would appreciate ideas for party favors, invitations, games, prizes, food, and other neccessities. Thank you!

Answer 1

ask people to wear white makeup...or bright with purple eye shadow......

put air conditioning onto cold like 60

prizes should be a crystal heart the one edward gave bella but not diamond

food should be pizza cuz one edward only orders pizza in lunch

ask girls with long hair to curl them like rosiely

meadium hair just down and straight

short ruffle it up like alice

try to the music varity

games should be who looks like the charter more

who can guess the word

so the lion fell in love with the ________

Answer 2

Start with invitations. Use cool writing like the one Edward uses when writing "be safe" in Twilight (Edwardian Script). Incorporate some quotes, unless of course, your friendship group hasn't read Twilight and understood all the quotes and yeah you get what I mean hopefully. =]

Assign party members with characters. Don't forget coloured contact lenses! That would be awesome. You could have nightclub lighting like in Eclipse.

Games could revolve around slideshows with pictures of actors and "Who said that quote?".

You could give everyone at the end of the party some special token like Bella's bracelet.

Answer 3

May I suggest using Stephenie Meyer's playlists for the music? She made one for each of her books, so I think you should definitely include them. All the songs have a connection to Twilight, it's amazing!

Answer 4

Have them dress up as the characters!

pink roses, like in Bella's birthday?

A cd containing songs from Meyer's playlists

"pin the tail on the Jacob" -as a werewolf-

have sparkles! lots of sparkles. for party favours, body glitter, an apple, red string, a chess piece, the bracelet is a good idea...

bella x edward/jacob written on the cake? or the red ribbon, or something on the cover of the books.

have chess boards lieing around, the breaking dawn cover

for games.... guessing which character said this quote? the fill in the quote idea is good too, or charading a scene that happened in one of the books

invitations, the script for edward's Be Safe would be nice... sort of old fashioned style? perhaps at the end of the invite put be safe? lol