Birthday party strategy 1. Choose a party theme.

Consider your protagonist's preferences and create a party theme based on that.

If you are hosting a children's party, the theme can be the children's favorite toys or stories; if you are hosting an adult party, the theme can be based on the main characters' interests and hobbies.

For example, you could theme the party based on their favorite movie and have guests dress up as characters from the film.

In addition, you will prepare the food and decorations for the party and plan a series of activities around the theme.

If you’re planning a luau-themed party, you can place the party on the beach or decorate it with tropical decorations.

Serve guests Hawaiian cocktails and provide leis.

Birthday party strategy 2. Choose a party location.

You can have a party anywhere, but the space must be large enough to accommodate all the guests.

If you want to host a larger party, you can rent a community hall.

If you only want to invite a dozen people, choose a nice restaurant.

You can hold a party directly at the protagonist's house or at your own home, or go to a restaurant, park, or other places you think the protagonist would not expect.

If you want to rent a venue, you need to know in advance the venue's sound equipment and whether there are any restrictions on food and decorations.

Birthday party strategy 3. Determine the specific time of the party.

You can hold the party on the protagonist's birthday, or you can throw it a day or two in advance to create more surprises.

You need to determine a time period that does not conflict with the schedules of most of the guests, and of course make sure that the main character will have time to be there.

You can ask your protagonist if they want to hang out during the time you plan to hold the party.

If he has other plans, then you need to adjust the time of the party.

Don't schedule the party after your birthday, otherwise the protagonist will mistakenly think you forgot his birthday.

Birthday party strategy 4. Prepare party desserts.

When it comes to attending a party, everyone naturally looks forward to the food and drinks.

If you are hosting a surprise party for children, you can provide common birthday party snacks such as punch, cookies, cake, etc.

If you're hosting an adult surprise party, you can provide food that's easy to prepare and eat.

If you don't plan to spend time on the food, hire a caterer or host the party directly at a restaurant.

Birthday party strategy 5. Make a list of invitees.

Decide how many guests to invite to the party. You can consider who to invite based on the personality of the protagonist.

If your protagonist is more introverted, it might be more to his liking to organize a small party with his closest friends and family.

If the protagonist likes to be lively and communicate with others, then you may consider inviting more people.