A Guide to a Successful Teenage Party Planning a party can be stressful sometimes, but it all depends on how you go about it. Here are some helpful tips on how to throw a successful party, which will always be memorable.* The first step to planning a party is to choose a name for the party, e.g. teen party or whatever occasion the party is being held for, rent a venue where the party will be held, you can decide to have the party at your place if it is big enough, but you need to ask your parents/ tutors before making plans. If you're planning a large party, you may want to rent a venue like a community hall.* Make a list of friends you want to invite; try to limit this to a number you know you can control. It is best to publish the invitation. Make sure you don't send email invitations, as they can easily be forwarded to people you don't intend to invite. Make sure your invitation card has a start time and end time for the party.* If the party is at your home, be sure to notify the neighbors and let them know what time the party will be held. will end.* Set aside valuable and breakable items before the party begins. guests arrive and are used to keeping your parents/guardian's doors locked throughout the party.* Consider entertainment such as music or videos that you know everyone will enjoy. One of the simplest things you can do is hire a DJ for your party. You'll want the DJ to know and bring all the latest popular songs, songs that everyone can dance to. Set a limit on the volume of the music. You might also consider entertainment such as games appropriate for your age group or competitions such as demonstrating a new dance and perhaps having the guest enter humorous prizes. Don't forget to have fun and try