TIPS ON THROWING A SURPRISE PARTY.
A few days ago, my fiance (still feels strange saying that) threw an awesome surprise birthday/proposal party. And I had absolutely no clue about it. And that's where the inspiration for this came from.

1. When throwing a Surprise party, it’s always important to appoint a time much earlier, so that even if anyone is late twenty minutes, it won’t ruin the surprise.  Make sure you are very clear about it being a SURPRISE, and tell everyone a few times what time they need to be at the surprise area.

2. Make sure that no clues (obvious and less obvious) are left lying around that the Surprisee may find out about. For example, if you send e-mails to people about the surprise party, and there’s a chance the Surprisee might see them, ERASE them!

3. Sometimes, children don’t know how to hold a secret. It’s best not to tell the little ones weeks before (you might want tell them on the day itself or a few hours beforehand) or not tell them at all.

4. Don’t forget to film and photograph the surprise moments!

5. This may seem obvious, but it’s best to invite people the Surprisee likes. Don’t invite EVERYONE the Surprisee knows just to make it a huge party; it’s best to invite all the people the Surprisee is fond of.

We hope you find this helpful.

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Thanks for the advice. Even the simplest ways can be good options. The standard version where everyone is hiding is also fine. Don't forget to invite all your important friends and also buy snacks and alcohol. I prefer something special like Lagavulin 16, although regular gin, whiskey or beer will work for many.