Hello Kitty Party Ideas & Tips
Hello Kitty Party Ideas & Tips. When I was a child, I looked forward to my birthday parties. I always wondered why my mom would stress out over the idea of preparing for one. Then, I had my own children and it all made sense. In order to have it all come together, there is work involved. Four children later, I have learned that planning is essential. Check out the fun party favors I made and get some tips that will help you as you plan for your next party.
Party Time
For the past couple of years, I have been having my children’s birthday parties at school. I may have a few friends over the house but nothing big. I did the BIG PARTIES a few years back and it was not only very stressful, but expensive too.
I find that my children are very happy with having a classroom party and enjoy the time with their classmates. Unfortunately, if I don’t plan ahead it can still be stressful as my children always want a themed birthday party. Although it isn’t as involved as a party outside of school, there is still work to be done and I was busy last week getting it altogether.
Hello Kitty Party Ideas
Take a look at these super cute french fry box party favors I created for my daughter’s birthday party. These were a hit with the kids. Not only did I create a Hello Kitty party favor for the girls, but I made Keroppi the frog for the boys. Honestly, these party favors were not difficult to make but they did take time because of all the pieces.
Whether you are looking for Hello Kitty Party Ideas or any other theme, with some imagination you can create the party you have in mind. You definitely have to plan it out so you don’t stress yourself out or pull an all nighter to get them finished. 🙂
Planning is Key
Throughout the years, I have learned that planning is the key to a successful party. It doesn’t matter if it’s a full blown party or a gathering for a select few. You must plan!! If you wait until the last minute or don’t have things in place, it’s a recipe for disaster and stress. I am happy to say I planned better this year but unfortunately little unexpected things happened here and there.
Perfect example is the number seven candle that was accidentally left in the ice cream bag in the deep freeze instead of being put with the items we needed to take to the party. By the time we arrived to my daughter’s school it was thawed out, but it broke in half. As you can see from the picture above, only have of the number candle was in her cupcake.
5 Tips for Planning a Party
1. Set the Stage
2. Set the Budget
3. Have an Agenda
4. Have Plan B
5. The Goods
Learn How to Make these Hello Kitty Party Ideas
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