Where the cake falls determines how the rest of the party goes. We plan the programme around it instead of the other way round. From €15 per child.
The moment at which food is eaten determines how the rest of a children's party goes. Cake at the start rarely works, because then twenty children are sitting full and quiet at the table while the programme has yet to begin. Halfway works better: the group has already done something, the first excitement is out, and after the break the party can move towards the finale. Chips or something warm at the end is fine, as long as the programme is really finished by then and doesn't have another round still to go.
So we ask beforehand what will be eaten and when, and plan the rounds around it. The food itself is down to you or a caterer. We don't provide it. What we need from you otherwise stays the same: a room or a piece of garden, power, and an indication of the number of children. We set up half an hour before the start, so the break doesn't have to be cut short to make up time.
We don't provide food and drink. You arrange that yourselves or through a caterer, and we match the programme to the moment at which it is ready.
A break at a children's party lasts about twenty minutes, including washing hands and sitting down again. Shorter almost never works in practice, and we take that into account in the planning.
A party without a food moment works perfectly well and often runs tighter. We then run for an hour and a half straight with a short drinks break in it, and the cake is eaten at home or afterwards.
Food and drink are not included, because you arrange those yourselves or through a caterer. Our price covers the materials, the challenges and the hosting. How much that comes to depends on the number of children and the length of the afternoon.
Just fill in the short form. As soon as we have a picture of the group and the occasion, we'll send a price estimate within 1 working day.
Tell us what kind of group it is and when it needs to happen. We'll think along with no obligation.