A Memorable 7th Birthday Celebration in the Shropshire Countryside
We recently had the pleasure of celebrating Alfie's 7th birthday in the picturesque Shropshire countryside of Ryton XI Towns. Our client opted for our Entertainment package, tailored perfectly for at-home holiday celebrations. The package included a delightful array of activities, ensuring a day filled with laughter and joy for Alfie and his friends.
The festivities kicked off with face painting and glitter tattoos, expertly crafted by Louie. The children were adorned with a variety of designs, from vibrant flowers to beloved characters like Stitch, tigers, and unicorns. The glitter tattoos, boasting over 140 designs, were a hit, with popular choices including Prime drink, footballs, and cats.
To add to the excitement, Louie had prepared a treasure trove of pre-made balloon models, featuring an assortment of whimsical creations such as heart wands, swords, flowers, and blasters. The children gleefully played with these colourful balloon designs, adding an extra layer of fun to the celebration.
The day was further elevated with our PA system, complete with disco lights and a microphone, creating a lively atmosphere for the young party-goers. Alfie and his friends revelled in the beautiful weather, enjoying activities such as football and bouncing on the bouncy castle.
Our Entertainment package is not only perfect for smaller gatherings but also offers great value. For larger parties, we can accommodate with two artists, ensuring that every child's imagination is brought to life.
If you're interested in learning more about our Entertainment package or wish to book us for your upcoming celebration, please don't hesitate to give us a call at 07770 597596 or contact us. We're here to make your next event a memorable and joyous occasion for all.
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