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Wedding favours for kids...
MrsTinks
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As we're just over 2 weeks from the wedding now :eek: I've got the adult wedding favours sorted but I have a fair few kids favours to get yet...
And I'm stumped! There are a few things I don't want (being paranoid):
Pens or other things that can mark my dress - colour pencils are fine.
Too many sweeties - they'll be hyper enough!
I also want to keep the cost as low as possible as there will be quite a few younger kids...
I think we're looking at *counts on fingers* 6 or 7 under 5s...
Help!!!
And I'm stumped! There are a few things I don't want (being paranoid):
Pens or other things that can mark my dress - colour pencils are fine.
Too many sweeties - they'll be hyper enough!
I also want to keep the cost as low as possible as there will be quite a few younger kids...
I think we're looking at *counts on fingers* 6 or 7 under 5s...
Help!!!
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How about little colouring books and crayons/pencils - great gift for little ones and it also gives them something to occupy their time. Wilkos have quite a good kiddies craft section and I'm sure you could pick up bits from there quite cheaply.
Maybe a little soft toy or rattle for any babies - Wilkos again would be worth a look or Morrisons maybe?:wave: If you want the rainbow, you've got to put up with the rain :wave:0 -
if you have a large tescos have a look at the party section, the one near me has loads of little toys that go in party bags, the colouring books is a good idea, should keep them busy while the speeches are bing made.0
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Nothing that makes a noise:rotfl:0
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When my friend got married my son was a page boy, she made up a little box (similar to a happy meal box) and put various little bits and bobs in it, he loved it. She also bought him a big present as a thankyou.
I refuse to go to anymore weddings, I fell pregnant with my daughter the night of her wedding!!!Raising kids is like being held hostage by midget terrorists0 -
Ace Rusty! LOL I have to say it would be hillarious if that happened at ours - but you never know!
Personally I'm debating on when to start a family... I'd like to have been at my current job long enough to qualify for full maternal leave benefits. Mainly because when I return to work I'll need to decide on whether to keep this particular job as currently it involves a LOT of travel and although I love the job this could be a problem with a very young baby!
*sigh* choices...
At least this is a decision I can leave until AFTER the wedding
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bubbles will keep kids (and adults) amused for ages0
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how about yoyos u can usually get a pack with a few in or just make them up like a little party bag!0
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Stickers! my lo can't get enough of them. How about little magic tricks for the oler ones? Keep them quiet working them out then they can 'entertain' older guests with them through the evening.0
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How about giving them a disposable camera each, not too expensive even if all the pictures are rubbish
Should keep them occupied at least.
Good idea from a previous poster about looking in Tesco, they have a great range of party bag treats, bouncy balls, puzzles etc."The great pleasure of a dog is that you may make a fool of yourself with him and not only will he not scold you, but he will make a fool of himself too."- Samuel Butler0 -
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