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How to find a princess for a child birthday party?

Discussion in 'Broadlands Community Issues' started by allgirl, Nov 3, 2004.

  1. allgirl

    allgirl New Member

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    My soon-to-be 4-year-old daughter's wish is to have a "Princess Party" for her birthday in December. I would love to have a "Princess" come to her party to lead her and her friends in games, etc. Would anyone have any idea where I can find a princess? Has anyone hired one for a child's birthday party that they would recommend or know of a business I can contact to hire one? Thanks for your help! I'm getting desperate!
     
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  2. Sunny

    Sunny Chief Advisor

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    Try Craig's List- www.craigslist.com Click on Washington Dc for your area and search or post from there.
    If you provide a costume and it is on a good day for me- I'll do it for you- I am a direct descendant of Pocahontas- that makes me royalty, right? ;)
     
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    There is a service that has lots of costumed characters, Kids' Parties Inc. - www.kidspartiesdc.com / 703-802-3385. Friends of ours booked through them twice with great results. First was a wizard who did a great magic show, and the other was Ariel, who looked a lot like the "real" Ariel and did magic tricks, games, and songs. Good luck!
     
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    Ooops, the link didn't work.

    www.washingtonparent.com

    Click on "guides" on the left hand side, and then look under Party Guide.
     
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    You all are awesome! Thanks so much! :)
     
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    We've used Kids Parties a few times and they were all great and extremely professional (although our theme was boy-oriented). I'd also highly suggest www.catrionascastle.com. We had them for a pirate/castle theme at a 4th birthday party, and I know they do princess things as well. A fairy princess organized the children for an hour and they all had a wonderful time. BTW, both were written up on the Washington Parent site, which is how I found them to begin with (great resource!).
     
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