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[quote=Anonymous]" My kids party was similar to this but they didn't go into the party room until 1:30. I didn't "choose" the time frame it was the only one the place had available. I think that is way to late to "wait" for lunch so I served a snack (fruit,cheese, crackers) to the kids before the cake. I also put a note in the invitation with this information. I hope parents read it and fed their kids lunch first. Not much more one can do to address the food issue. I've done pizza in the past and find I end up paying 50-60$ for pizza for the kids and parents and we end up taking most of it home and it goes to waste(kids-party 15-20 kids plus adults)" PP Your birthday party was during lunch time. You should've provided lunch for those who were ok with late lunch. Your party planning puts some of your guest in awkward position of having to feed kids early. And if your party involved physical exertion potentially making kids sick. Every party some leftover are to be expected, that should not be the reason not to serve. I've alway believed its best to have more than less for guests. [/quote]
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