Children love parties, and often tend to become messy while attending one. It is too frequent that not only the participants become messy, but the place in which the party is held ends up a total mess. So, how do you keep your home clean and still throw a party for children?
One method is to have the party elsewhere. Many fast food restaurants not only will hold the party for you, but will welcome the group. The employees will clean the venue after you leave, and the cost of that cleaning is in your bill. Yes, there is a charge, but there often is something provided, such as food. If possible, opt for a place with a side room. Otherwise strangers can easily get into your party.
The other method is an outdoor party at a local park. Many parks have shelter houses that can be rented. Yes, you are expected to toss the mess into a barrel, but detailed cleaning is usually not necessary.
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Frank Ty .
Infact, I am baking for our next family event next Sunday afternoon and also my granddaughter's party two weeks later. See you there.
Weather is what shapes our rather quirky character in the NW England, We LAUGH about weather all the time and accept it . If we stayed in because of bad weather we'd never go out. We don our wellies and waterproofs and a day out would involve taking sun tan lotion and a waterproof.
There are pictures of pop up gazebos on Amazon and google image and many people have one. Country craft fairs and food fayres use them.
The gazebo has been added. Thanks. As for protection from the cold I suppose a portable heater would be needed, or perhaps stadium blankets.
I have not heard of pop up gazebos. It is an interesting concept. As for the inflatables, they can be found in packs f a dozen for less than one dollar each when you divide the price by 12. There are others, but too many links are not good on Wizzley. Some are sold in groups, or one at a time, but shipping is too high for one at a time without Prime.
Sorry about the weather. Here it is high temperatures and humidity.
Unpredictable,wet and,you forgot,sometimes chilly even in early summer. That is our North West English weather.
As for our childhood, which you mention, mother made a range of cakes for parties [she was an expert baker, a skill which she has handed on to you, for you are a good baker.]
Ha those inflatable party favours are so good . I never saw these before.
I am going to put my "rose tinted spectacles " on and hark back to childhood when parties were much simpler. My mum made sandwiches cakes and a blancmange.
Just as a thought for you, my granddaughter is having her first birthday party in couple of weeks and I have bought a cloth " pop up " garden gazebo as of course ........ it is the north of England and so beautiful because of ...our soaking wet and unpredictable weather.