I was wondering does anyone have any cute ideas I can have for the two ki'ds in my wedding party it will be a 11yr old girl and a 6 yr old boy ring barrer and Jr brides made is there anything I can have at their table that can entertain them since they will be the only 2 ki'ds at my wedding?
we are having arond 10 kids and I do not know what to give them... I am also stuck w/ what to give the 2 flowergirls... kids are hard to shop for b/c they wont really appreciate jewerly but you dont wanna get them anything 'cheesey'...
PHEW!! - I have a total of 10 kids coming to our wedding ages 4-18...I have been shopping for months and decided to do an individual grab bag for each of them, naturally no toys that would provoke them to run, jump, etc....I filled the bags with dolls, puzzles, card games, pens, crayons, books to read, writing tablets, silly putty, lip gloss, racing cars, etc. I doubt if they can go thru everything...I made sure each of the bags are personalized with their names in big pretty crayola like type letters and colors, the bags are wedding white with a swirl design on them they look like raw silk, - Michael's Crafts, the 99 cents stores, and ToysRUs are good finds for small inexpensive items...good luck...since we will have space at the rear of our ballroom I will have a floor type game they can play like the large piano key board they can step on, bowling games, board games, I have some aunts who volunteered to supervise once the reception gets underway...good luck
I am trying to decide what to get the kids too, I have 6 kids coming(that are in the wedding party anyway...possibly a few out of town guests' children too). The definites are going to be 1, 2, 5, 7, 7, and 11... I have no idea what to get them
I bought extra table cameras for my 6 year old son, it kept him busy - and he had such a good time snapping away!!!! So what if the pictures didn't come out that great, he had a blast and felt like he was doing a 'job'!!!
If you are having a kids table try covering the table with white paper You can buy it in rolls at michaels or any other craft store and give them washable crayons (just in case they do get color happy.) that will keep them at a table and you wont have tons of paper all over. Plus make a basket for each child filled with books cars dolls, maybe tavel games (you know the tiny versions of regular games).
We had a ton of kids at my brother's wedding this past July and in the beginning they had a blast taking pictures of people with the disposable cameras.. then after a while, they were given bags with different things, they had cheap handheld video games, dolls, and puzzle things.. it kept them occupied and they felt so special getting a gift!
I'm doing the paper and crayons thing too. I plan on looking at the dollar stores to see what goodies I can give them... Depending on budget constraints I might have a clown or something come in and entertain them in another room at the hall.
The only kids we have are the FG and RB. We're buying them each an ID breacelet and then I made them plastic briefcases full of stuff to entertain them during the wedding. They each have coloring books, crayons, markers, reading books, playing cards, Go Fish cards, stickers, hair stuff for the FG, cars for the RB, craft sets and I'm making them smaller bags with snacks and juice boxes.
