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Party2u Shipping Rates

andrew — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 22:57:42 +0000

We have recently made changes to our shipping charges to create more choice.

Our standard shipping is £3.99 for a 3-5 day delivery. We also have 48 hour and 24 hour delivery services for £7.50 and £9.95 respectively. This means that most urgent orders can be dispatched on our 48 hour service for a very competitve price.

All orders are dispatched by courier and are trackable. We no longer wish to use Royal Mail eliminating the odd lost order.

We will also consider introducing further shipping options in the future.

Pinatas

andrew — Sun, 03 May 2009 19:52:48 +0000

We are always looking to increase our range of themed pinatas. They are very popular and help to theme a party as well as entertain. Take a look at the choice of designs at www.party2u.co.uk/acatalog/Pinatas.html

Of course we also stock bashers, masks, and a packs of novelty toys and sweets. Al you have to do is enjoy the delight on the childrens faces as they try to break the Pinata open.

Party Serving Bowls

andrew — Sun, 03 May 2009 19:41:41 +0000

New for Party2u this year is a range of themed plastic serving bowls. Themes available are Princess, Pirate and Soccer and are ideal for putting crisps and nibbles on a party table. They are 29.5cm in diameter and retail at £2.95 each and help to make the party table a great display. Order yours today.

Chucklechops A Popular Entertainer

andrew — Sun, 03 May 2009 19:29:10 +0000

One entertainer I know very well is Chucklechops and Chums. He offers a choice of comedy magic show with or without games, Face Painting and Balloon Modelling

He is more suited to children aged 1 to 6 years of age and is based in the Leicestershire area.

Why not visit his website at www.chucklechops.co.uk ot telephone him on 01530 457 786

More Jokes

andrew — Sun, 03 May 2009 19:21:16 +0000

Here are a couple more of my favourite jokes

Why didn’t the Viper viper nose? Because the adder ader handkerchief!

A man went to the butchersto buy some meat. The butcher said “I’ve got Venison or Canary”

The man said “what is the difference?” The Butcher said ” One is Dear the others Cheap!”

Real groaners I Know.

Favourite Joke

andrew — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 22:48:15 +0000

A duck went into the chemists and asked for a tube of lipsil. The man said that will be £1.20. The duck said can you put it on my bill.

Jokes

andrew — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:28:49 +0000

Here is a couple of jokes that appeal to my sense of humour. If you have any please fee free to send them in.

Two silkworms had a race. They ended in a tie.

Did you hear about the Hyena that swallowed a packet of Oxo cubes. He ended up a laughing stock.

Biscuit Decorating

andrew — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:51:58 +0000

Have you ever thought of asking the children to decorate biscuits with liquid strawbery and chocolate, hundreds and thousands, smarties and jelly tots etc? It can be a good thing for children to do as they arrive at a party.

The finished biscuits can be given to the children at tea time when they have had time to set. A theme can also be built in such as princesses and pirates. Give a prize for the best decorated biscuit.

Playing Musical Chairs

andrew — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:01:56 +0000

Almost everybody knows this game but for those who don’t the idea is that each child starts off sitting on a chair. The chairs are in a line. When the music plays the children walk round them and one or two chairs are removed. The music then stops and the children have to try and get a chair. Anybody who does not get a chair is out. Here are afew ideas to help make the game easier and more fun.

Have the chairs set up before the party starts if there is room. They can be placed on one side of the room leaving plenty of space for Pass the parcel or other games first.

Try getting the children to do actions or different movements while going round the chairs.

Get the children to change the direction they are going by shouting out “Change”.

When the chairs are getting fewer enlist the help of 2 willing adult helpers to stand at either end of the room. The children can then walk round them with the chairs in the middle. If there is enough room the children that are out can also fill in the blank space in the middle. They can also cheer for who they want to win. This will help to keep them occupied.

Lastly try to help younger contestants by stopping the music at the right moment. Enjoy

Tips For Pin The Tail On The Dondkey

andrew — Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:09:33 +0000

For those who are not quite sure of the game. The children take it in turns to stick the tail on the donkey in the right place whilst blindfolded. The winner is the person who gets the tail nearest to the correct spot on the donkey.

When playing this it is better to use a scarf rather than the blindfold provided so that the children really can’t see. Turn the child around three or four times when they are blindfolded to confuse them and then point them toward the board. Help can be given according to the age of the child. Older children need less help.

To add fun try pointing some children in the wrong direction for a few seconds.

If there is a lot of children it may be a good idea to sit the children down and have one up at a time.

We supply this game in various themes such Pirates, Diggers, Clowns, Fire Engines and Kiss the Frog to suit all tastes