Birthday parties are a big deal. For both mum and the celebrating child. I've heard the stories about extravagant parties for toddlers and tweens that cost upwards of $1000. Yeesh. My wedding dress and bridesmaids dresses combined cost less than that.
I've heard stories about mums descending into despair about imperfect birthday cakes, and doing injuries trying to throw a fabulous party for their child. In fact, some of those horror stories are mine. Let's not talk about this year's party where I took two weeks off to plan and prepare, it rained all week, and I ended up horribly sick the entire time. Ooops, I digress.
But I'm learning from experience, and I'm here to tell you that you CAN throw an AMAZING birthday party for your child, for $100. Yes you can. It's true.
Over the next few weeks, I'll go into detail on each area of the party-planning process, and my top tips for keeping costs down. But for now, there is just one thing you need to know:
It is not ridiculous to have a party planning spreadsheet.
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In fact, tomorrow, I'm going to share mine with you. Strap in readers - it's gonna be wild!
$100! ok you have my attention! I'd love to get close to that. shall follow with interest :)
ReplyDeleteoh and i love your little crochet tops! gorgeous
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