Murder Mystery Theme Finished....

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a murder mystery theme that a participant has developed for a gathering. Participants share their thoughts on the concept, express enthusiasm, and discuss their own experiences with similar themes.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions needing to finalize the distribution of parts for the murder mystery but feels the main storyline is complete.
  • Another participant expresses that involving guests in the story is a great idea and appreciates the concept.
  • Several users share their excitement about the theme, with one noting plans to try it at an upcoming show.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses gratitude for the shared ideas, feeling creatively challenged and appreciating the community's contributions.
  • Another participant discusses the need for measurement conversions for a recipe and shares thoughts on involving their husband in the business.
  • One participant reflects on their theme show binder, mentioning changes made to reduce the number of pages to enhance engagement.
  • Another participant shares their success in booking multiple parties using the murder mystery theme and is working on additional themes.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best way to present theme show binders, with some preferring fewer pages for simplicity while others enjoy the excitement of flipping through more content. No clear consensus emerges on the ideal approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and ideas related to hosting events and utilizing creative themes, reflecting a variety of approaches and preferences within the community.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration on theme-based events and those seeking ideas for engaging guests may find the shared experiences beneficial.

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Muppetgal
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what do you think?

Obviously I still need to make it so that "parts" can be handed out, but other than that the main story line is done.

How long do you reckon this would last? I'll have to read it out loud and do the recipe at the same time sometime soon and time myself!
 

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I think that is a great idea and I think it would be nice because it involves the guests as well. People like to get involved and this would be a great idea! Thanks for the idea!
 
Cute!I love it! That is just way toooooo cute! I think I may try this at an upcoming show that is a repeat host and guest! Thanks so much. I have passed this on to some of my recruits!
 
i think that is such a cute idea!! very creative and thanks so much for sharing. that must have took a while to come up with!! very nice job :)
 
Very WELL DONE! I love the idea! What kind of flyer did you put in your booking binder? I would love to get a copy to add to mine! I am so bad at coming up with this stuff myself! Mine always end up looking second rate compared to those that I have found here!

Just want to say thank you again to EVERYONE who puts their ideas out there for those of us who are creativly challenged! :rolleyes: You are appreciated!

God Bless,
Dee
 
I like it! :)
 
Very Good !!!This is very well done. I am already thinking of when I can use it. Can you help me convert the measurements to to US though (pizza dough) I have been thinking of ways I can get myhusband involved in my business, and I think he would be great in this.
 
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mrssyvo said:
This is very well done. I am already thinking of when I can use it. Can you help me convert the measurements to to US though (pizza dough) I have been thinking of ways I can get myhusband involved in my business, and I think he would be great in this.
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The only thing is I don't remember having self raising flour available when I lived in North America (I'm actually Canadian but live in Scotland right now) so I don't know if my easy dough is transferrable. You can use a pizza base mix packet though....in fact that is what the recipe calls for.
 
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DeeisPampered said:
Very WELL DONE! I love the idea! What kind of flyer did you put in your booking binder? I would love to get a copy to add to mine! I am so bad at coming up with this stuff myself! Mine always end up looking second rate compared to those that I have found here!

Just want to say thank you again to EVERYONE who puts their ideas out there for those of us who are creativly challenged! :rolleyes: You are appreciated!

God Bless,
Dee
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on my other thread (my theme show binder) I have posted my flyers that are in my theme binder. The murder mystery is currently under "other theme shows" but I am deciding whether or not to expand it. I kind of think fewer pages is better, but then part of me wants them to flip each page in excitement as to what is coming next!
 
Muppetgal said:
on my other thread (my theme show binder) I have posted my flyers that are in my theme binder. The murder mystery is currently under "other theme shows" but I am deciding whether or not to expand it. I kind of think fewer pages is better, but then part of me wants them to flip each page in excitement as to what is coming next!
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I just changed my theme show binder to fewer pages ( I put 2 theme per page) I still offer 18 theme shows (less than I did before) but they only have to look at 5 pages front and back. I'm hoping that more people will look at it. Mine is posted here if you would like to take a look at it. I haven't taken it to a show yet, but I have showed it to friends, family, etc and they all like it better, not being a novel anymore :)

I also think that if you are talking about your theme show binder in your show (I go through mine page by page) Your still going to have the excitement while you flip the pages. Just my thoughts.
 
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bbauman07 said:
I just changed my theme show binder to fewer pages ( I put 2 theme per page) I still offer 18 theme shows (less than I did before) but they only have to look at 5 pages front and back. I'm hoping that more people will look at it. Mine is posted here if you would like to take a look at it. I haven't taken it to a show yet, but I have showed it to friends, family, etc and they all like it better, not being a novel anymore :)

I also think that if you are talking about your theme show binder in your show (I go through mine page by page) Your still going to have the excitement while you flip the pages. Just my thoughts.
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I don't talk about mine page by page, I just ask people to look through it and briefly talk about a few of the more "popular" theme shows that people can choose.
 
Murder Mystery ThemeYou did an awesome job on it. I love how the guests can get involved and read it as well. I will have to try it out myself.
 
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thanks girls, I have two parties booked for Murder Mystery's already (different circle of friends, so I can use the same one for each) and I've started work on a new one too, so that people can book a MM of that one too!

I hope I don't end up doing ONLY Murder Mysteries now!
 

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