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  1. Great article! Loved the detail and tips, as well as the reminder that etiquette these days is pretty fluid.

  2. No sites have mentioned considering kids withs allergies regarding the party menu. My child always has to bring her own cake and food. But ensure I consider all dietary needs at her party so everyone is included

  3. Hi, I am throwing my daughters first bday celebration at a park. Her theme is strawberry so I thought it’d be fun to get these strawberry shaped cups for the favors and fill them with hand sanitizer and something fun, maybe bubbles. Question is are the favors for kids only or adults too? We have adult guests that do not have kids yet and are coming. Also is it okay to limit 1 gift per household? It is getting expensive to account a gift for each head count especially if it’s a family of 5. I wanted to give a thank you gift that’s fun and useful but I also didn’t want to break my bank either. We have about 100 guests including kids because my husband’s side of immediate family is huge with LOTS of kids. Help please

    1. Hi there! I would only plan on favors for the kids and not the adults. You also asked if you could do 1 per household, when kids are involved, that can get tricky. I’d go with a smaller party favor (that costs less money) so that all of the kids can get one. Even things like stickers and a lollipop could work. I’ve found inexpensive bulk items on Amazon, and individual items at the dollar store. Hope that helps! Happy Birthday to your little one!

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