What an amazing surprise party for the birthday girl! I arrived and parked my van on next doors drive (with their permission) so it was less obvious.  The house was buzzing with excitement as we all waited for Fraya to arrive back from Maccy D’s. 

“She’s here!”

Everyone kept quiet.  As she walked through the door the look on her little face was priceless!

I had set my table and chair up at the back of the dining room with all the hair braids and glitter tattoos on display and a rainbow of glitter colours to choose from on the table.  The hair braids were a massive hit.  Each has a little loop on the end so they can be easily plaited in for a temporary fix or crimped in for a semi-permanent option.  These braids are so popular because they can be taken in and out whenever wanted.

Next up glitter tattoos with a quick glitter festival face for birthday girl Fraya.  I started off with arms, when they were full it was ankles, shoulders and thighs.  There is no doubt the party girls were completely covered in sparkles and smiles.

In the 17 years I’ve been running Funky Punky / Cher’s Funky Faces this was my first surprise party.  Such a wonderful experience to be a part of.  Thank you for such a great booking.

Much sparkle and smiles

Cher
xx

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