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I would love to get into the party planning buisness but only for children and teens. I was wondering if any parents would like to do this kind of thing? I would set up, bring everything needed host the party and then clean up. Or if a parent wanted to host it that would also be fine. I also thought about building my own building (Once I had the Money and if it ewould be used) for the partys to take place in that way parents wouldn’t have to worry about their home being used by a bunch of kids. I could also use the outside area for partys too.They have some buisness out there and I hope I will adventuly add myself to that list. Please let me know what you think?

After reviewing the websites you provided, the second one, The Elite Event Company, actually has a business opportunity that you can call them about and they will train you and provide you with vendors. I didn’t research how much start-up cost they wanted, but if you had the money to invest, this would seem like the best way to go because of the initial contacts and prestige of their business.
If you were starting out on your own, then I would try to model after the 5th one, imagination celebrations. Her parties have reasonable prices and really good themes that are fully described and pictured. She has a good website for her business, I wasn’t impressed with any of the other owner-operated websites that you listed except for this one.
It seems like a good venture, but you must really be dedicated to it. Not only should you like planning parties, and children, but you’ll soon find out that you’ll have to deal with all the “little” details of running a business:
finding vendors for your materials, providing receipts and logs to the clientel, business accounting and record keeping, the expenses of travel, and marketing your business are just a few behind-the-scene things that people don’t think about then it gets thrust upon them and they get overwhelmed. Then before they know it, what could have been a thriving business, becomes a big loss and mess.
Hope I’ve helped some.

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