Party for Daughter

Tink82

poohzee wrote: »

Hi Tink just checking you got my email with attatchment?

I can't open it! what application did you use? I tried to do it in word and it comes up with squares and gobbeldy goop

Tink82

Well the good news I got today was that her dad is happy to go halves on the party as he has now decided not to do his own for her :T:T

poohzee

Hi Tink its is in Publisher will try and save it in word

poohzee

have sent it again

mischiefmaker

Last year for my son's birthday we went to Legoland for the day. He was allowed to take a friend with him, but i paid for it with my Tesco clubcard vouchers mad took a packed lunch with us. My daughter is also 6 this year she has decided that's what she wants to do as well.

Tink82

mischiefmaker wrote: »

Last year for my son's birthday we went to Legoland for the day. He was allowed to take a friend with him, but i paid for it with my Tesco clubcard vouchers mad took a packed lunch with us. My daughter is also 6 this year she has decided that's what she wants to do as well.

We are right next to Alton Towers but the weather is just awful now (and I think it is closed) that's the annoying thing about this time of year!! My next child will be a summer baby :rotfl:

PIXIEBUM

if you have a amf bowling alley local to you i would suggest registering on their website! you get a bowling vouchor that is valid for up to 6 people and you all bowl and get shoe hire free for one game.

get a friend to register to and you can take up to 12 of you! we do this every weekend because the six people we go with all register and we register the children too he he!

hope this helps. x

sammiell

tink
i ordered coloured paper bags from ebay for my daughter i made name tags with card on the computer and attatched them with ribbon you could decorate them with butterflies. i made place cards in ths same way we had a pink theme but you might be able to get butterfly sprinkles im not sure about £1 i think on ebay to use to decorate bags and tables looks expensive but not;) you can get butterfly napkins it all depends on your budget now dd dad is helping out and of course how creative you are i have loads more ideas if you want any help pm me sam

wendywitch

Just a couple of ideas for you Tink, will you have access to a kitchen in the hall you're hiring? If so when we had my daughters party we did hot dogs in rolls with a blob of sauce for those who liked it, worked out quite cheap rolls were on offer at Mr T's at the time.
Also do you have a catering college near you? (I'm lucky that I work in one) but it's a good place to look for a great birthday cake! In my experience the students always want the experience, the evidence for their course work and most of all it would be cheaper than a shop (especially if you give them the ingredients!) they as you know students always need money!!

foxxymynx

For music, it may be an idea to look at local bands

May cost you a couple of quid or they may do it for free depending on who you ask - and it'll certainly be original, though TBH it may be better suited for an older birthday - just a suggestion though.