great tips, urgently seeking this advice urgently for next weekend x

Go for the pizza and save your sanity, teens love that sort of thing anyway.

Pizza sounds good, i think everyone likes pizza

Pizza is a great way that way all you have to do is order home delivery. I am sure you may want to supply some alcohol as well. If you feel like putting in a lot of work you can make party platters I have one type you can find in the recipe section. you can also cut up chickens and do a platter with them. Others to try are fruit platters and chocolate treat platters which you can bake all slices and make it with these. Otherwise a BBQ is always good as well or maybe a roast on a spit and make all your salads.

My daughter had her 18th at a hall, but the following year she decided for her 19th shed like to invite friends over to also celebrate that she was moving away to start uni. We had around 15 friends and they all were happy with finger food, they I brought out around every half hour. I also purchased a slab of bottled water and a few cans of soft drink, for those that weren’t drinking. It may also be a good idea to register the party with yourlocal police staion, this just lets them know whats going on in case a neighbour phones about excessive noise or if you do happen t get any gate crashers, they will be there in a flash if you call them.

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  Lots of great tips and ideas 🙂

Ask your daughter what they normally have to eat at 18th birthday parties or what she wants. She did say she’d help pay and I’d presume she would want to be involved in all the planning.

Pizza sounds awesome 🙂 Let them make their own to use up some time 😉

Be careful that it doesn’t get out anymore..now days house parties can get out of hand.. If you have some male relatives that could act bouncers i would get them along

you can do party pies sausage rolls dips and biscuits and chips as well as salads cheerios small spring rolls and dim sims you could do sandwiches potato salad coleslaw cold meat to go with the salads even some lollies as some are never to old for them

sounds like something i would have done at that age haha
and yes pizza would be fine, saves trouble, but can get expensive. maybe do the frozen pizzas if money may be an issue?

Yup I would do pizza!

Sounds like she has thought about what she wants lol. I agree finger food would be cheap and easy. Pizzas, spring rolls, anything cheap that can be just thrown in the oven quickly without fuss. Paper plates are probably a good idea at an 18th party to avoid clean up and breakage.

I’d ask your daughter what food she’s prepared to pay for! Seriously, though, pizza is easy. Also big bowls of pasta are filling and can be cheap.

there are the stock standard party pies and sausage rolls, as well as pizza, and the little triangle pastires

it is hard to surprise your kids like when they were little but on the up side she did let you know before they started showing up from both parties