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Children's party entertainer - recommendations


rossian

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Hi,

My partner and I are getting married later this year and as we have a number of children coming, then we are looking for an entertainer who can perhaps take some pressure off parents and also make the day a little more fun for the kids.

The challenge is that there is a real mix of ages, there will be around 10 children between ages of 2-5 years and then around 12 children between ages of 6-10. I am assuming that what may work for the lower age range, might not work for the slightly older group. Does this mean perhaps two different types of entertainment or could there be a 1 size fits all?

We have a separate room as part of the venue for an entertainer, plus also going to hire some childcare/nannies to help with 'crowd control'. So any advice or tips for this type of children's event are appreciated and of course any recommendations for specific entertainers warmly welcome.

Thank you!

hi


absolutely the best children's entertainer is Gilbert Giggles, if you can book him in time, he's very popular. Highly recommended. http://www.gilbertgiggles.co.uk/ This website makes his style look more 'naughty' than I he is. He's completely wholesome and a lovely guy (Simon). My daughter and several of her friends had him year after year for their birthday parties..he's quite expensive, but worth every penny. Adults who need to be with young children will enjoy it just as much as the children.

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