Tips to save on your child’s party

Check out our suggestions and get ready to blow out the candles with the kids!

Party at home

Homemade party is always the cheapest option. Don’t want a mess in your home? Before renting a buffet with a hall, see if it is possible to hold the party in your club or building. The condominium lounge can also be a convenient and inexpensive alternative for a location.

Search a lot!

Plan to do your shopping, both disposables and decoration items, in stores that sell wholesale. Another tip: pay everything in cash. You get discounts of up to 10%.

permanent kit

Instead of buying disposable plates, cutlery and cups every year, it is worth investing in more resistant plastic pieces, which will serve for several celebrations.

Decoration

A party, to be good, does not need to have a luxurious decoration. It is enough that the environment makes all the guests feel at ease. Buy some cheerful balloons and complete the look with toys that you already have at home. Cars, princess or superhero dolls and stuffed animals can join the dance to add color to the party. Sweets should also complete the table decor. Use your creativity!

Do it yourself

The Naked Cake (or “naked cake”) gained fame at birthday parties. No cover, it has stuffing on display and is very easy to make! Hereyou find delicious recipes!

souvenir

A cheap souvenir option is to put together a kit with classic sweets (the cheap ones you find in wholesale stores). Children love it!

Food and drink

· As a reference, remember that children and the elderly consume less than adults and young people and consider that two children are equivalent to one adult.

· Consider practicality. If you are in doubt about what to offer your guests as food, think about what is more practical, that is, what most people like to eat.

· If the party takes place in the afternoon, offer snacks and varied snacks and bet on healthy food. The good old subway sandwich is also a great option.

· Invest in classic sweets, such as colored jellies, brigadeiro, bicho-de-pé, cajuzinho and beijinho.

· Be aware of how long the party will last. The longer it is, the more things people will eat.

Quantity of food:

· 5 to 8 snacks per person.

· 5 to 6 sweets per person.

· 60 grams of cake per person.

Quantity of drink:

· 200 ml of water per person.

· 400 ml of soda or juice per person.

Have a party at school

Having a birthday at school is the most comfortable and economical option for parents. Your child’s friends are already there and there is no need to travel. Get in touch with those responsible for the school to arrange the details. The expense hardly exceeds 500 reais.