How To Make Your Event a True Success

Many of our clients ask how they can make their special events successful. All Power Entertainment has a list of suggestions that clients can take that will help make their events truly special.

• Encourage adults and other guests at the party to join in on the performance.
  
  
• Remind older children not to interrupt the entertainer while he or she is performing. Encourage older children to work with the entertainer.
  
  
• Encourage adults to help the children prepare for group activities. We always have a lot of group activities.
  
  
• Please schedule for the entertainer(s) to arrive 15-30 minutes after nap time.
  
  
• Remind children to be courteous and respectful toward the entertainer. An entertainer is able to give a superior performance when the children cooperate with him or her.
  
  
• Remind the children and guests to be respectual toward the entertainer's equipment, supplies and costume. Pulling or tugging on an entertainer's costume can cause damage and repairs can be costly.
  
  
• Monitor the children during each activity.
  
  
• With certain activities, remind the children that it is not important who goes first or last because every child will have a chance or turn with certain activites.
  
  
• With tattoos, balloons or face painting have the children line up rather than crowd the entertainer. The entertainer can perform each activity with more concentration and greater speed if the children are organized.
  
  
• Remind the children that they are they to help the birthday child celebrate his or her birthday.
  
  
• With Magic Shows, remind the children that it is direspectful to interrupt the Magician while he or she is performing. Children that know how a trick is performed should not announce how the trick is performed. There will be children in the audience who want to see the trick.
  
  
• Help reinforce the entertainer's safety rules at the event. Safety is number one at All Power Entertainment. We want the children at your special event to have a great time. More importantly, we want the children to have a safe time.