Princess or tea parties?
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Anonymous
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I have a little girl after having 2 boys. I would like to have a girly party next.
Can you recommend companies who come to your home or venues that host? I know of tea with Mrs B and Once Upon a Dream. My son once got invited to a tea party in preschool and it was absolutely the cutest. I want to do something similar. |
Anonymous
| What does your daughter want to do, tea party, princess party or neither? |
Anonymous
This kid sounds like she’s under the age of 4 and won’t care. Op is looking for vendors. |
Anonymous
| We just had Elsa from Princess Parties DC and she was very good. This was for a 4th birthday and I think last year would have been too young. Some kids were still nervous around Elsa and last year would have been much worse. My relatively mature 4 year old is still not ready for a “tea party” party. I’d say save that for a 6th birthday. |
Anonymous
| If you google "fancy tea parties fairfax" there is a company that I think is called "fancy girl tea parties" or something like that. They did a girl scout event for us that my Daisy (5 yrs old) loved. |
Anonymous
| When my daughter turned 4 she had Elsa and Anna from Princess Parties as well. I never thought Id have one of these parties but what can I say.... my daughter will never forget it and her girlfriends loved it. The best part is they organize the party so you can sit back and relax some. I think they did a song/taught a dance, did a "coronation" and a craft. I set the lunch part up to look like a tea with cute plates and cups. |
Anonymous
Disagree. 1 and 2 aren’t old enough for those. 3 and 4 are old enough, but the child should have a choice... |
Anonymous
| We used princess parties by Heidi and they were amazing. |