Until your child reaches his or her teenage years, you’re probably always having a hard time coming up with a good theme or concept for your kid’s birthday party every year. Although the usual movie or TV cartoon theme always seem to give hours of fun to the celebrant and his or her guests, if you really want to have your child to have a memorable and amazing party, you may have to start thinking outside the box.
If you live in Melbourne, below are some unique and modern outdoor children’s party ideas and venues:
Storytelling tents – A party planning company will bring the kids party tent to you. Whether you choose to have this take place in a park or in your home, your child will feel special having his or her own storytelling tent at his or her birthday party. Inside the tent, a storytelling master will weave his or her magic with tailored shows of myths mixed with original storytelling told in a theatrical and entertaining way, such as a puppet or magic show.
Medieval sword fighting party - You can hire the gardens of historic houses as kid’s party venues. The National Trust is one of these; they rent out gardens and historic houses for private functions. With this medieval and renaissance theme, you will have a combat coach who will teach your child and the guests all about chivalry and the good qualities of a knight before learning the ways of the sword. No real swords will be used, only foam replicas so safe but exciting battles can be held.
Aussie rules footy party – Lastly, your local oval, such as the one in your school, is the perfect kid’s party venue for a footy party. The Australian Rules Footy Party is designed for groups of footy loving kids who want to experience and enjoy an action packed party celebration. This footy party covers five activities including relays, handball through hoops, kick-to-kick, sprints and a mini footy match to finish off. The party ends with a special trophy presentation for the birthday celebrant and medals for his or her friends.
Info source: nofusseventhire.com.au
If you live in Melbourne, below are some unique and modern outdoor children’s party ideas and venues:
Storytelling tents – A party planning company will bring the kids party tent to you. Whether you choose to have this take place in a park or in your home, your child will feel special having his or her own storytelling tent at his or her birthday party. Inside the tent, a storytelling master will weave his or her magic with tailored shows of myths mixed with original storytelling told in a theatrical and entertaining way, such as a puppet or magic show.
Medieval sword fighting party - You can hire the gardens of historic houses as kid’s party venues. The National Trust is one of these; they rent out gardens and historic houses for private functions. With this medieval and renaissance theme, you will have a combat coach who will teach your child and the guests all about chivalry and the good qualities of a knight before learning the ways of the sword. No real swords will be used, only foam replicas so safe but exciting battles can be held.
Aussie rules footy party – Lastly, your local oval, such as the one in your school, is the perfect kid’s party venue for a footy party. The Australian Rules Footy Party is designed for groups of footy loving kids who want to experience and enjoy an action packed party celebration. This footy party covers five activities including relays, handball through hoops, kick-to-kick, sprints and a mini footy match to finish off. The party ends with a special trophy presentation for the birthday celebrant and medals for his or her friends.
Info source: nofusseventhire.com.au
