birthday party invitations kids free printable image
kingofnyc1
Im having a Sweet 16 birthday party.
And the theme is candy...
If anyone knows where i can find some FREE printable invitations or if anyone here can make one I will highly appreciat it :) THANKS
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http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/birthday/invitations.html
http://www.dltk-kids.com/crafts/birthday/invitations.html
Suggestions for daughter's first birthday party?
firsttimem
We are on a tight budget this month, so I wanted to see if anyone had any ideas for making this a great birthday for my beautiful baby girl who deserves everything. I could use advice on gift ideas, decorations, as well as what kind of cake we should get her.
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I know how you feel. We went crazy for our daughter's first and now we have scaled it down. Now I always try to think of ways to save money and still make it fun & unique:
Make your own cupcakes/cake.
Make your own invitations.
For your theme, you don't have to get everything with the character on it. For ex., my son just had a Mickey theme, and I found printables online (playhousedisney.com). Also, I bought a few character items, but bought different colored untensils, plates, etc. to coordinate (red, yellow, black & white for Mickey)
Have it at home or at a park. At home, plan some games for older kids and/or adults. At the park, there is a playground for kids, so that's free entertainment.
Orientaltrading.com has great deals on all party supplies & favors.
Check out ebay for great deals on favors, supplies, etc.
I try to make my own food for the party.
Enlist friends & family to help: my mom helps with food, my sister helps with entertaining (she's very artistic so one year she face-painted the kids)
If you want to splurge on one thing & make it really special, we had a caricature artist for her first & everybody loved it. We had Dan the Cartoon Man (search him on yahoo) and he was awesome!
For party favors, I try to find unique items b/c kids get too much candy and knick knack that they always throw out anyways. Hand puppets, books, personalized crazy straws (search online), etc.
Be creative & have fun!
I know how you feel. We went crazy for our daughter's first and now we have scaled it down. Now I always try to think of ways to save money and still make it fun & unique:
Make your own cupcakes/cake.
Make your own invitations.
For your theme, you don't have to get everything with the character on it. For ex., my son just had a Mickey theme, and I found printables online (playhousedisney.com). Also, I bought a few character items, but bought different colored untensils, plates, etc. to coordinate (red, yellow, black & white for Mickey)
Have it at home or at a park. At home, plan some games for older kids and/or adults. At the park, there is a playground for kids, so that's free entertainment.
Orientaltrading.com has great deals on all party supplies & favors.
Check out ebay for great deals on favors, supplies, etc.
I try to make my own food for the party.
Enlist friends & family to help: my mom helps with food, my sister helps with entertaining (she's very artistic so one year she face-painted the kids)
If you want to splurge on one thing & make it really special, we had a caricature artist for her first & everybody loved it. We had Dan the Cartoon Man (search him on yahoo) and he was awesome!
For party favors, I try to find unique items b/c kids get too much candy and knick knack that they always throw out anyways. Hand puppets, books, personalized crazy straws (search online), etc.
Be creative & have fun!
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