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Daughters 4th bday party - best time on weekend.

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LaydeeVF · 21/07/2016 09:10

So I'm planning my DDs birthday party and just wanted to see what time people think is best on weekend?
I've never organised a child's party before and don't want to make any faux pas's.
My plan is to have a 2 hr party at 11am on a sat, my thinking is that it's early and out the way for the rest of the weekend and it will fall over lunch time so I can feed the children, sending them home full and tired.
Do people think this is ok?
I didn't want to do Sunday mornings in case people like a lie in or go to church or have family dinners and I didn't want an afternoon as I feel like I'm always hanging around waiting for afternoon parties, but that might just be me and in the minority.
Look forward to hearing your thoughts x

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LotsOfDots · 21/07/2016 09:14

I tend to avoid Saturday mornings as quite a few children have extra curricular activities at that time, however at 4 they might still be young enough to not be embroiled in that! I generally like Sunday afternoons best.

LaydeeVF · 21/07/2016 16:51

Yes it was my concern that a lot of people have extra curricular stuff on sat mornings, like you said wondering if I might avoid it for 4th bday or whether I should rethink it Hmm

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