Rock Hard Protocol
Now, before you brainstorm for that, ask yourself this: does the guest of honor have the humor for a surprise party? Because, let's face it, not everybody appreciates or enjoys a surprise.If you answered YES, then let's go ahead and plan that surprise party.First is to think of who's in charge of bringing the celebrant in the event. This person is in charge of getting the guest of honor into the party. So, yes. He or she is a very important element in making the surprise party a success. Just one slip of the tongue from this person and you can kiss your surprise party goodbye.Who to choose? This must be somebody close to your celebrant or somebody that he or she trusts-a lot! Not only is this person in charge of bringing the celebrant, this accomplice is the only person the celebrant would celebrate this occasion with.
Aside from a good keeper of secrets, the accomplice must also be a good actor. Well, it's because every surprise party needs a fake activity.Let's start with what this "fake" activity would be. I am assuming that you personally know the celebrant (because if you don't, well, you're gonna have a very, very hard time pulling off this party) so use that to your advantage. You most likely know what he or she would want to do on this occasion. Is the celebrant the type who'd go out to bars and party? Or maybe a small dinner at home will do? Well, whatever it is, ask your accomplice to invite your guest of honor to this "fake" plan on the date and time you have set. So now that the bring-the-celebrant-to-the-party project is clear, what you have to worry about now is your guestlist.
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