Make it a pot luck kind of deal! Ask your friends and family to being a dish they like, or soda to the party. Everyone contributes to it. :) - TiffyMarie  301.2 #605 1:11AM

Just have $5 little Cesar Pizzas, and make a cake! : ) - Mrsblue  692.4 #145 1:45AM

You can do a party at home for very little money. You don't have to buy disposable cups/plates/etc., but if you feel like they are necessary, go to the dollar store. You can make your own birthday cake and/or cupcakes for less than $5. When we have a house full of teens, we often do inexpensive meals (that's the only way I can afford to feed them all). You can buy a huge bag of meatballs and a jar or two of spaghetti sauce for about $10. Throw them in a crockpot and buy some inexpensive hoagie/sub rolls. I've never had complaints about serving meatball subs. Basically, you can do a nice home party for under $50, easily, including a dinner, snacks and (non-alcoholic) drinks. (If you want alcohol, think about asking your friends to bring the fixings for their fave drinks.) The bottom line, though, is to have fun no matter what you decide to do.  :)  - jmgphx  322.7 #511 9:17AM

Go Dutch at a restaurant where all ages are welcome and there are adult beverages and then provide dessert! Bonus points if the place has a private room you can get for free with a certain number of people and decorate! - cynDOLEwhip  744.1 #137 1:23AM

Whatever you decide we'll be there 😊 I'd be happy to bring a dish or provide whatever you need 🎉🎁🎉 - Disneymomblessedx3  317.8 #532 8:54AM