A mother from Australia shares the secrets of organizing the perfect children's holiday

Loving parents are ready to do anything for the happiness of their child. An Australian woman spent $2,000 (approximately 127,000 rubles) on an amazing birthday party for her daughter. The 32-year-old mother organized a children's party in the style of one of the most famous music festivals, Coachella. The birthday girl Taleh had fun with friends, the children wove wreaths of flowers, made glitter drawings on their faces and ate ice cream, which was brought to them by a specially rented van. See how the "Kidchella" went on.

A loving mother with an excellent sense of style told how she organized a "Kidchella" for her daughter's birthday. She was inspired by the iconic Coachella Music Festival for a bright holiday. An amazing children's party cost the Australian $ 2,000 (about 127 000 rubles).

32-year-old Amy Ward from Central Coast knew that her daughter would not want too "childish" holiday in honor of her seventh birthday. The mother thought about the concept of the party for a long time and found an option that both children and adults liked.

The woman was looking for ideas on Pinterest, inspired to create her own bright holiday details.

An unusual party was held on January 7. The entertainment program included a master class on weaving crowns from flowers, drawings on faces and the arrival of an ice cream van.

Amy bought a lot of accessories and decorative elements that she plans to use in the future to organize holidays.

The parents of the little birthday girl bought a bell tent on eBay to convey the atmosphere of a music festival, and made a wonderful decorative Ferris wheel out of plastic tubes.Not everything was expensive. The inventor Amy, who has a strong creative streak, used improvised materials, including fantasy.

The creative mom bought jute rugs and tablecloths, pillows, sliding tables and a lot of table decor. Vases and plates cost her $1 (about 63 rubles) apiece, and milk bottles cost $ 5 (about 317 rubles) for six pieces.

In the original decor, Amy used chairs and tables that she and her husband bought a few years ago for previous parties.

The Australian ordered a themed cake at a local pastry shop.

The main culprit of the celebration was dressed in an unusual boho-style dress by Kelly Dugdell. The girl's hairstyle was done by a professional hairdresser.

At the celebration, the guests were treated to pizza and garlic bread, and at the end everyone was presented with commemorative boxes.

The party was held near the owners' house.

Amy advises parents to prepare in advance for a children's holiday, choosing a theme together with the child. It is best to do this in six months or even earlier, gradually buying the necessary. By preparing consistently, you can avoid spending large sums at a time and improve your ideas.When the Australian shared the results of her work on Facebook, many parents were impressed by the stylish party. They left admiring comments and were inspired to organize a bright holiday for their children.

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