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Build a two-hour birthday schedule with an arrival buffer, protected time for the main entertainment, flexible station activities, food, cake, and room for children to play.
Read the guideBalance party entertainment with the unstructured time children want by choosing a few clear anchors, planning clean transitions, and leaving room to play.
Read the guideChoose between a relaxed birthday party and a fully produced event by considering the budget, venue, guest expectations, host workload, and the experience you want.
Read the guideLearn when one cross-trained entertainer can provide two sequential services efficiently, which combinations are common, and when separate entertainers are the better plan.
Read the guideUse age as a starting point, then consider maturity, group behavior, setting, and the primary audience when choosing magic, face painting, or balloon twisting.
Read the guideChoose party entertainment by deciding what role it needs to play: a shared main event, an ongoing station, an active group experience, or entertainment for guests who are circulating.
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