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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kids age? Party activity? 11 party is 11-1 pm, right, and 1 pm, would be 1-3 pm. In both cases is right around lunch, so would be great to serve some food. Pizza or chicken nuggets or sandwiches - especially for the 11 am party which is at lunch. Otherwise, you’re serving cupcakes for lunch. For the 1-3 pm, probably sandwiches would be great as well, but take into account how far the venue is from your invitees. If it’s 5-10 minutes, most probably people would have time for brunch or lunch, if it’s farther, then assume that most invitees left there houses at 12:30 so that cuts into their lunch time opportunity. If I am sending my kid to a party, then I assume they’ll eat there particularly if it’s around lunch time. Otherwise move the party to after lunch e.g. 2-4 pm[/quote] Thank you. I was thinking if at 1, then they would’ve eaten before. [/quote] If you aren't serving lunch food, you should make sure to say so in the invitation so parents know to feed their kids ahead of time. At that age group some kids do eat as late as 1. At least, mine do! Conversely we've also been to parties from 3-5 in which pizza was served, which I find odd because we never eat dinner before 6:30, but whatever. As long as the invitation communicates what food will be served, parents can plan in whatever way suits them. [/quote]
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