Process Essay On How To Plan A First Birthday

How to Plan a First Birthday Party? Five weeks ago, I threw a first birthday party for my daughter who was turning one. This is my first kid and I was very excited. I started visiting stores several weeks before looking for decorations and party supplies. The variety of items at the store wore me out. I quickly realized I had to know exactly what I needed if I didn’t want to end up buying things that I probably wouldn 't be using at all. I went back home, grabbed a piece of paper and started to make a plan. First I defined my budget, then made a list of people I should invite. I finally chose the theme and made my shopping plan. Everything became easier, and the party was a success. This simple and easy process can benefit young mothers by helping them save time and money.
Like I said before, the first thing I did was defining my budget. Knowing how much you plan on spending is crucial. It doesn’t matter whether your budget is tight or not. Once your budget is well established, it is easier to allocate for decoration, food, party favors, and photography. I spent approximately $500 on my daughter’s birthday. The photographer alone, which is totally optional, cost me around $200. Since the baby won’t remember anything, I thought it was a good idea to have a photographer capture every moment. Keep in mind that your budget can also depend on the number of your guests The next important step is making the list of people you want to invite. Usually for a first birthday party,