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Planning a Princess Spa Birthday Party in Vaughan
A guide to a birthday with dress-up and mini spa treatments, including guest planning, package inclusions, optional extras and booking steps.
Start with what dress-up means to your child
A princess birthday can mean different things to different children. Some want to wear a gown and choose a tiara. Others are more interested in having their nails painted with friends. Ask which activity matters most before choosing decorations or promising a particular experience.
Little Sparkly Princess at Hily’s in Concord brings dress-up and mini spa treatments into one package. The listed costume activities include gowns, tiaras, wands and guided costume changes. Use those details as the starting point for your plan, rather than assuming a princess package includes a character visit.
Check the included treatments and extras
The package lists mini mani-pedis on natural nails, lip glitter, gentle eyeliner, face and hair glitter, and glitter tattoos. Hair styling, themed loot bags and face painting are listed as optional paid extras. Check the current page for prices and confirm any extra you want before the party.
Photos can show previous celebrations with different arrangements. Do not treat every decoration, costume or service in an image as an inclusion. If your child has seen something specific in the gallery, send the team a clear question about it before you book.
Build an invitation list that fits the package
Make a list of the expected children and their ages, including siblings who may want to join. Review the package’s group-price tiers and guest limit. Ask the team about age suitability if the group spans several ages, and confirm adult attendance separately.
A smaller list can make practical decisions easier, but it does not automatically qualify for every price tier. Use the current package page rather than dividing a starting price by an assumed number of guests. Include HST, food, cake and extras in the full budget.
Settle food, arrival and treatment questions
The package details include invitations, tableware, water, juice and food and cake time. Parents arrange food and cake. Confirm serving and delivery arrangements with the team before ordering, and ask what arrival time should appear on the invitations.
Tell the team about relevant allergies, sensitivities or requested adjustments before the event. Follow the waiver instructions supplied for the booking. Clear information about the activities helps parents ask questions in advance rather than finding out about treatments at drop-off.
Move from an idea to a confirmed booking
The Little Sparkly Princess page below is the place to review the current package and extras. Once you have an expected guest count and preferred date, submit the booking details. If the request is pending review, wait for confirmation before telling guests the date is final.
After confirmation, keep the booking information available and contact the team about changes. Avoid adding guests or promising an extra activity without checking first. A party plan works better when the invitation, guest count and venue arrangements all match.
Featured birthday package
Little Sparkly Princess
Little Sparkly Princess is the birthday package featured in this guide. Its listed activities are shown below so you can compare them with your child’s interests and guest list.
2 hours
- Mini mani & mini pedi on natural nails with bubly soaking
- Lip glitter & gentle eyeliner application
- Hypoallergenic face & hair glitter
- Peel-on glitter tattoos
- Dress-up gowns, tiaras & wands
- Guided costume changes and photo-ready set-up
Check the package page for current group pricing, guest limits and optional extras. Food and cake are arranged by parents.
View Little Sparkly Princess details and pricing