Help With Planning your Quinceañera, Also Known as Quince Años, Party Celebrations
The Quinceañera celebration is a girl's 15th birthday party
for the primary purpose of celebrating her becoming a woman. Sometimes call a
Quince Años, is a Hispanic tradition and most commonly celebrated in Mexico and
other Central American countries. Most teenage girls dream of having theirs and
remember their Quinceañera as one the most memorable times in their lives! For
guidelines, suggestions, tips, and details on how to have a fun, fabulous,
festive, and flamboyant Quinceañera of your own, we invite you to continue
reading.
Plan Your Quinceañera with Parents
As you begin thinking about a Quinceañera, you should
discuss this with your parents, as you will certainly need their approval. Once
your parents are on board with the ideas, you will need to sit down with them
and prepare a budget for the party. Typically, most Quinces, short for
Quinceañera, should begin the planning process at least six to twelve months in
advance. This much time will ensure that all the details can be taken care of.
And, you should begin thinking about that all-important Quince birthday party
dress.
Deciding on Your Quinceañera Party Date
Choosing the actual date for your Quince is important and
should be done as early as possible. Most teen girls want their Quinceañera to
be near the date of their birthday. However, factors such as the winter months,
major holidays, or spring break may influence your decision. You'll definitely
want it have it when most of your friends are most likely to attend. For those
birthdays that fall on a weekday, you will probably want to plan your quince on
the Saturday either before or after your birthday. Saturday, by tradition, is
the typical and most common day to have your celebration.
Choosing Your Quince Años Venue
When trying to settle on a place to have your Quince, one of
the more common and popular places is a reception banquet hall, like those used
for sweet 16 parties, weddings, anniversary parties, and baby showers. As you
are shopping around, be sure and get the price range for the banquet center and
how many people the facility can comfortably accommodate. You will most likely
want to engage your parents' help with issues like this. But, you will want to
reminder that before starting your party celebration at the banquet center,
you'll have your traditional religious ceremony at the church. Remember though
that this is traditional, but it is also optional.
Selecting the Time, From Start to End
And, although a Quince Años celebration can typically
continue for several days, the actual ceremony should have a start and ending
time so your invited guests will know what time to arrive and about when to
leave. For some teens, this might be a bit more difficult than originally
thought since once the party starts, it's usually so much fun you will want it
to never end. In fact, there are some Quinceañeras parties that do not include
a designated end time. Rather they take the position that the celebration
depends on a variety of different things, such as the length of the church
ceremonies; when the guests will leave; when the cake is cut; and other
factors. You'll definitely want to keep these variables in mind as you decide
on your date and time.
Find the most fabulous and Quince
Años birthday party invitations and lots of useful birthday invitation
wording ideas and samples for Quinceañera party celebrations at http://www.invitationsbyu.com and
lots more articles written by Sarah Porter for various Quince Años websites,
blogs, and birthday party publications.
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