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The Budget-Savvy Mom’s Guide To Throwing A Kids Birthday Bash With Celebrity Style

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You might not have 5 figures to drop on your child’s birthday party (you know, the one you’ll be able to host once people can safely be in crowds again), but that doesn’t mean you can’t throw a party that feels like a million bucks.

Here are a handful of budget-friendly ideas to make your kids birthday an off the charts celebration their friends will talk about for years.

1. Organized Kids Games

One of the best ways to reduce the total cost of the entire party is by coming up with activities that don’t cost money. There are hundreds of kids games that you can incorporate into the party including tag, bobbing for apples, obstacle courses, pinatas, jumbo lawn games and more. By creating little sections that kids can go to, you should be able to put together an extremely fun and versatile party that feels like an expensive professional party planner put it together…even if it was DIY. Organized games are an exciting way keep everyone involved and busy throughout the entire duration of the party. 

2. Fancy Food Stations

Rather than dump all eats on one single banquet table, consider creating mini, themed food stations throughout your party space. Food stations are often seen at more lavishly planned occasions that are fully catered, but you can still utilize this idea even if you’re cooking the food and setting them up yourself. To bring in that fancy feeling, add quaint chalkboard signage, farmhouse-style glass beverage dispensers and a volunteer

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