Preparing a bowling party for your kids? Here’s how to score a perfect strike:
Prepare games
There are plenty of games that should be well-suited to kids. Check which ones are appropriate for the age range of the guests. With a bevy of fun and silly games that kids will surely love—from bowling piñatas to slow-mo games—your child’s birthday party is sure to be a hit.
Decorate
You’ll want to pick a bowling alley that’s going to allow you to deck the place out. With the addition of birthday banners and balloons, you can build the right mood and tone for the party, one that’s going to get the kids screaming and ready to have fun the moment they step into the bowling alley.
Prepare food
You have kids coming over so you’ll want to prepare food that they’ll like. Snacks as well as cake and ice cream are a common favorite. For more fun, have the food designed as bowling pins or balls, says Parents.
Get a bowling cake
Don’t forget to take the theme further by opting for a birthday cake that’s designed with bowling pins or some other equally creative design that will surely amaze your child and your child’s guests.
Prepare giveaways
No party is complete without giving your guests a little token of appreciation for coming to the party. Here’s where you could flex your creativity a bit by putting together a wonderful package for the guests. Put in some bowling toys. When your less-than-three feet footer guests (or less) go crazy over these giveaways then you know you made the right choice.
Wrap gifts
And if that weren’t enough, you could pick out bigger bowling toys for your child. Watch her unwrap those gifts, all while having a good time. No other sight could be better.
