“Birthday Plot Twist: How a Well-Meaning Parent Unraveled Their Daughter’s Special Day”
A parent shared how their daughter had to cancel last-minute on a friend’s birthday party because of a surprise family trip
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Kids’ parties have evolved into major events, with everything from elaborate themes and entertainment to custom decorations and party favors
These days, parents go all out when planning their kids’ birthday parties. Some start weeks or even months in advance to make sure everything is just right, from picking a fun theme to choosing the perfect cake, decorations, and even matching outfits for the birthday star. It’s no longer just about balloons and a homemade cake; it’s about creating an experience that will be remembered (and, let’s be real, will look great on Instagram).
To understand the effort that goes into modern-day birthday party planning, we spoke with event planner Ruchi Agarwal, an independent professional with over a decade of experience in organizing birthdays, kitty parties, and other special events. Having planned parties for kids of all ages, she has seen it all, from simple home celebrations to over-the-top themed extravaganzas.
“The choices are unlimited,” Ruchi shared. “The sky is the limit when it comes to planning. Parents want their child’s party to be unique, and that means everything from DIY craft stations to tattoo artists and live entertainment.” With so many creative options available, birthday parties have turned into mini-festivals that require careful planning, budgeting, and execution.
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