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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the people willing to do an over the top themed birthday party to the level of spending thousands (RHOBH mad hatter tea party for Kennedy's 5th) would hire a true event planner.

On a more realistic scale, I think the people who throw over the top (by normal standards) parties like the stuff you see on mommy blogs and Pinterest are done by moms who love doing it and love the recognition even more. So, no, I'm not sure there would be a market for a children's birthday party planner that wasn't a real event planner for a birthday costing less than $5k. [/quote]

Completely agree with this.

I also agree with another poster that said the type of "help" she needs is someone to pick up the cake, bring stuff in from the car.   That pp says she has her husband help her with that, but there may be a market for "party assistant" for people who do not have a spouse that can help--or perhaps need more help so both parents can concentrate on chatting with guests.   I know I've hosted parties where an "errand runner" would have come in handy when we realize we ran out of ice, or forgot to buy napkins, or even just someone to periodically check and make sure the restroom was clean/stocked with toilet paper/soap,  take out trash, etc.[/quote]

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