Is it wrong to let 16 year olds drink mock-tails out of martini glasses for a birthday party?!
Answers: I am having a party for my sister who is turning 16. She hasn't had a party in two years and I want to throw her a good party to make up for lost time. It is a disco themed party. I am considering getting martini glasses and serving juice concoctions in them. Do you parents out there think you would approve your child drinking juice out of a martini glass at a celebration? There will be no alchohol, no tolerance policy, it will be only 20-30 kids so I am not trying to throw her a big, crazy party. Just a nice disco sweet 16. With martini glasses . Ok or not?
If anyone complains about the shape of a glass, they're clearly ready for the looney bin.
The kids will feel more grown-up without the risk and legal liability.
Go for it !! And, don't forget the garnish - orange slices, maraschino cherries, frozen grapes, etc.
Does it have to be martini glasses? How about just cool glasses.
I would.
No I don't think there is anything wrong with the martini glasses, the idea sounds like fun and yes, I'm a Mom.
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I think it would be terrific.
I have two teenaged girls
This will make the girls feel grown up - very sophisiticated.
It's great fun and you are being very responsible and caring making sure that they only have fruit juice based drinks.
but be warned. I can just bet that somebody is going to try and smuggle spirits in, in one of their handbags. being teenagers, they just have to try. so be alert and forewarned.
That being said, have a great evening.
Happy New Year from Sydney Australia :-)
As long as there's zero booze in them, why not? They'd probably get a kick out of the idea. It'd be even more fun if you garnish them appropriately - like using a chunk of pineapple and a cherry on a fancy toothpick.
Not a problem at all. Lots of places let kids drink real alcohol by that age, but I could certainly understand why that would be a problem, especially under the guidance of another parent.
I think if someone has a problem with non-alcoholic drinks in a traditional alcohol glass, they have deeper issues than that.
As a parent, I would find it inappropriate.
There is nothing wrong with that at all. I drink grape juice and pop out of wine glasses all the time, which is the same basic thing, and no one I have ever met has objected. (I'm 13)
Of course not. I think it sounds like fun. You're not breaking the law or anything. I know although sometimes some parents can take things over board, I personally wouldn't see this as a problem, as long as no alcohol is involved.
Sounds fun. My mom let us do it when we were kids and we all turned out just fine. The fancy glass had no bad influence on us! Too funny that some people find it objectionable.
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I think you shouldn't do it because it's introducing the idea that you need alcohol at a party to have fun. They can have just as much fun with regular glasses. Many kids of this age already have drinking problems so you don't want to encourage the idea of alcohol in any way.
definetly ok. i mean its not real its only MOCK-TAILS that's fine.
