You can still have inexpensive options if you make the party packs yourself and order some individually wrapped cupcakes for private vendors. That way parents can read the content on packaging and decide if they are ok with their child consuming it. Teachers can be helpful with making the event a little special by extending their break time and distributing the party stuff. Decoration wise you probably cant do much but you can provide party hats, mask or even little tutus just to make the day extra special and get some good photos out of it.


There's some lovely tutus skirts and costumes at https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/ that you can have a look at.

Don't forget dress-up and theme parties.... these are more exciting for kids but it's probably only possible in a separate venue (not in school) and probably on the weekend. But this may be more fun for the kiddos because there is no time limit to the fun and they get to dress up and enjoy it without having to rush back to class.


Have a look at some tutu ideas to inspire you theme at https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/

If you plan to hire a venue for the party most places will have a planner you can wok with or affiliated party suppliers, I find it easier to engage them as they know the venue well and can work independantly with the venue provided at minimal hassle to you. You just have to meet up and decide on your theme and work from there. Usually they offer quite good packages that included party decor and balloon vendors. I did mine at Cookyn Inc. and had an Alice in Wonderland theme. Turned out quite well and the food was good.


You can also have a look at costumes and tutus for your little one at https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/ to perfect the occasion. Since the venue is gonna be dressed up, naturally the birthday girl should be dressed for the occasion too.

I find party shops like SKP has most of the things needed to make your own party packs. Then you can head to Fairprice and pick those individually packed snacks and treats and put them in the bag yourself. It's good because parents can read the content and decide if they want their child to eat it or not. Good idea if children has food allergies or diet restrictions.


Other play items like temporary tattoos and party type toys can be obtained at most party shops. We attended a party recently that gave each child a simple tutu and some fairy wings to decorate themselves. Needless to say it was very for the children, just have to make sure the wing decorating area is contained for easy clean up. There is a very interesting range of tutus at https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/ that you can have a look at, probably more suitable for the Birthday girl herself but it will make such wonderful photos.

If you are looking for some memorable costumes or clothing for the birthday party, you can check out https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/ and have a look at their range.

Theme parties are super fun and even more fun if you involve your little one. We attended a fairy themed party once where all the children were given tutu skirts (girls only) and some fairy wings. They provided glue and lots of decorative items and everyone got to decorate their own wings for the party. The birthday girl of course had a super special tutu dress but I think the rest of the girls really liked their tutu and wings too.


There are some great tutus to purchase at https://www.facebook.com/tutuatelier.sg/.

As for party packs, it's quite easy to make yourself. You can buy all the required packaging from party shops like SKP. and just but economy pack biscuits or snack, that way parents can read the content on the packets before choosing whether to feed it to their child.