Teenage Entertainment!

Not sure I'd bother to be honest...teens should be able to sit through a wedding breakfast. Ours were all each others cousins anyway so we put them all on the same table and ignored them getting tipsy

When I say teenagers, they are 11 and 13 and are quite easily bored!!

Hmmmmm, a friendship bracelet kit?

I'm interested in answers to this too as I was looking for the same kind of age but boys, I have colouring books etc for the ones up to about 6 or 7 but then I've a couple of boys who are 9 and 11...they are my brothers kids and he says they will have their DS's with them probably and will be happy with that but I dont want them to have nothing when the younger kids have something...?? x

For the boys, maybe something like Top Trump cards

But normally I see young girls mucking about with bubbles or things on the table, rather than actual toys!

We didn't get anything for the older kids. I asked my niece (who was just turned 11 at the time) if she wanted an older version of the kids goody bag. She looked at me in utter disgust, curled her lip and pronounced that she wasn't a baby. We didn't even consider it for the 12 and 13 year olds. I think if I would have been given things to entertain me at that age I would have been insulted. They were quite happy chatting away tyo each other/the adults, eating their dinner, looking at the dresses, listening to the speeches etc.

We didn't have any teenagers but quite a lots of 7-11 year olds. I let their parents know I was happy if they wanted to play with their DSs etc on silent but actually they all sat & listened to the speeches with no problems.

We had set up an area with loads of retro games & toys (that we had collected from ebay, charity shops etc) also & throughout the day kids (& adults) of all ages enjoyed playing with them.

We're havinG disposable cameras for our older children. A list of things to capture too, to give them ideas.