Surprise Party for Brother?

I have been in this situation before, where I was invited to a birthday party where I had to pay for my own food. The invitations were made at home and just above RSVP was "Price: $25". I did find it strange but accepted it for what it was. Having said that, I was one of only a few people who actually turned up and I think it was partly because people didn't want to have to pay and some people may consider it a little rude (just depends on the individual).

So, my advice would be to be aware that most people generally don't like having to pay for themselves to go to a party, so you may want to make it up to them by paying for the food, drinks and other supplies and only have them pay the entry fee (for example). Another option could be to save up more money to help pay or find a cheaper option for the birthday party. If you really want to have the party at the paintball place, then I would also privately speak to the people you want to invite and see if they are okay with paying for themselves before organising anything.

When it comes to asking people to pay for themselves, it's always awkward but just be honest and explain you can't afford it but would really love to throw the party and would love it if they could all help out a little so you can all have a great time.

I hope this helps in some way. Good luck!

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you should kindly make them to come party.

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