My beautiful son turned 3 over the weekend. He's never had a big birthday party so we thought we'd do something extra special for him. He wanted a super hero party at home - taking advantage of our front lawn and living space (which I've wanted to do for a long time) and utilising things we already had around the house, I thought I'd share with everyone these inexpensive tips for home birthdays.
We borrowed tables and chairs from the day care centre - hung pennant banners and balloons and hired a bouncy castle.
Instead of fizzy drinks, we opted for cordial in this cute drink dispenser we scored from Kmart for $20
We purchased these pop-corn boxes but I'd recommend if you had the time and resources - print them. There are so many websites with printable templates.
on site i love for Printables is this one specifically for pop corn boxes
however there is a tonne out there if you Google ;)
Little children are so easily pleased. We ensured there were lots of snacks throughout the day and had a barbeque for them before birthday cake. They spent their time running a muck and entertaining themselves on the bouncy castle
And my little Hulk loved his avengers birthday cake that my brother-in-law purchased for him.
a place called The White House here in Gisborne
has a super talented girl who makes the most amazing cakes
He was so spoilt with gifts - it's so beautiful and heart warming to see your children happy.
This was the most inexpensive - laid back - easiest birthday or party I have ever thrown. The clean up afterwards took less than an hour and all the children were exhausted from playing.
I would love to hear your guys tips on home birthdays and DIY's you have to save on costs.
Needless to say - thanks to my brother-in-law who afterwards took my children for the night - my best friend and I curled up for chats & treated ourselves to a bevvie.
To celebrate being a mum.
- Stay Beautiful
Xo The Other Side ox
