If you’re going to party like its 1999 with your special
birthday child and her friends, here is a suggested birthday party
planning timeline for you to prepare so you stay stress-free and it’s
easy on the time you have to plan your party.
Six Weeks Before:
Three Weeks Before:
Submitted by Lisa Kothari
Lisa Kothari is the Founder and President of Peppers and Pollywogs, a kids’ party planning company. Visit our experts page to read more about Lisa Kothari and our party planning experts.
Six Weeks Before:
- Choose a party theme with your child
- Draw up the guest list
- Reserve your entertainer or party venue, if outside of your home.
- Prepare your invitations or prepare
- Ask for an updated class list from your child’s teacher (if necessary)
- Determine games, activities, and food that will be in line with your theme
- If ordering a cake, place your order at this time.
- Mail invitations
- Purchase party supplies, especially if ordering on-line
- Arrange for extra help, if needed.
- Purchase crafts supplies and favors,
- Call families who have not yet responded. This is important in case the guests did not receive your invitation.
- Draw up a schedule of activities
- Buy food, as well as film and batteries for your camera
- Charge your video camera
- Call your entertainer, if one has been hired, and confirm his appearance and what he will be doing during his allotted time.
- Assemble favors.
- Bake the cake or pick up your pre-ordered cake
- Confirm your help if you have asked parents or someone else to play this role
- Decorate your home or be sure decorations have been gathered for your outside venue
- Prepare food if possible
- Send thank you notes
Submitted by Lisa Kothari
Lisa Kothari is the Founder and President of Peppers and Pollywogs, a kids’ party planning company. Visit our experts page to read more about Lisa Kothari and our party planning experts.
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