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Children's Themed Parties, Frozen, Spiderman,Minnie Mouse and more

By squigglysparties
April 7, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted April 7, 2015

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Posted April 7, 2015

We have a track record in supplying excellent and energetic entertainers to parties and events, delighting thousands of happy children and adults over the last 6 years all over London and the Home counties.

Supplying a range of themes for you to choose from including Anna and Elsa, Spider-man,Minnie Mouse,Batman,Pirate, Princess, Snow White and lots more!

All of our entertainers are experienced, insured and very importantly CRB or DBS checked. You would be surprised how many are not out there! We can provide copies of this on request.

Great activities to keep the little ones enthralled throughout including Magic, Balloon Modelling, Themed Games, Pass the Parcel, Singing, Dancing, Treasure Hunts, Face Painting and Fun!

Check out our website for more information, details on packages, prices and how to book

www.squigglysparties.co.uk

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