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Birthday party but later

Bellamione

Hi !

I was wondering, would it be considered weird to celebrate one's birthday 2 months after the real date ?

Reply 1

username2705335

The only person I've heard do something like that is Kylie Jenner.

Reply 2

TheGoodPharaoh

How would you celebrate?

Reply 3

turnerlewis

Yeah pretty weird. Still go for it though, everyone loves a party. Just label it something else, not about someone's birthday.

Reply 4

Rhythmical

Original post by Bellamione

Hi !

I was wondering, would it be considered weird to celebrate one's birthday 2 months after the real date ?

My friend did this, her birthday is in May and she chose to do a party in August as it was summer and more flexibility.

Reply 5

Bellamione

Original post by TheGoodPharaoh

How would you celebrate?

I'd like to rent a room to have quite a big party (around 30), as I'm turning 18. Problem is I have to find a date suitable for everyone, at least for my closest friends.

Original post by turnerlewis

Yeah pretty weird. Still go for it though, everyone loves a party. Just label it something else, not about someone's birthday.

True ! Actually I could label it something else, because the point is having a great time with people I like, but still, I want it to feel like a birthday, not something else...

Reply 6

Bellamione

Original post by Rhythmical

My friend did this, her birthday is in May and she chose to do a party in August as it was summer and more flexibility.

Yeah, but celebrating in summer is a good excuse, while my only excuse is I struggle to find a date :/

Reply 7

TheGoodPharaoh

Original post by Bellamione

I'd like to rent a room to have quite a big party (around 30), as I'm turning 18. Problem is I have to find a date suitable for everyone, at least for my closest friends.

Oh I'd say it's normal, I know a couple people who've done the same thing

Reply 8

Pigster

Just do it.

Although, you shouldn't need an excuse for a ****-up at your age.

Reply 9

Rhythmical

Original post by Bellamione

Yeah, but celebrating in summer is a good excuse, while my only excuse is I struggle to find a date :/

Arrange it now, before the good dates are taken. Most people book in March/April time so doing it now will be easier but you may also find you can organise other things too.

Reply 10

Bellamione

Original post by TheGoodPharaoh

Oh I'd say it's normal, I know a couple people who've done the same thing

Yup, me too, and there's the problem : apparently, my friends and I decided to start our existences at the same time, so it's even more difficult 😂

Original post by Rhythmical

Arrange it now, before the good dates are taken. Most people book in March/April time so doing it now will be easier but you may also find you can organise other things too.