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Face painting is one of the quieter successes at a kids' party: a child sits still for a few minutes, gets up as a tiger or a butterfly, and spends the rest of the afternoon showing it off. In Melbourne, Melbourne Fairy Parties and Little Party Faces each send painters to every region of the city, so where you hold the party doesn't narrow your options.
Melbourne Fairy Parties pairs its painting with fairy, princess, unicorn and superhero characters, and its stand-alone face painting can get through around 20 children in the first hour. Its packages start From $160. Little Party Faces starts From $200, can add balloon twisting to the painting, and its costumed performers also run games.
Age range is the clearest difference. Melbourne Fairy Parties pitches its parties at children aged four to eight, while Little Party Faces also takes on tweens up to twelve, which helps when older siblings or cousins will be waiting their turn.
Things worth settling with your face painter:
To round out the afternoon, browse balloon artists or the children's party planning page.

Its stand-alone face painting covers up to about 20 children in the first hour, so larger groups may need extra time booked.
Little Party Faces offers face painting on its own or paired with balloon twisting.
Yes. Melbourne Fairy Parties and Little Party Faces both list every Melbourne region.
Melbourne Fairy Parties starts From $160 and Little Party Faces From $200. Check which package includes painting time when you enquire.
Both businesses send costumed characters, including fairies, princesses and superheroes.
Little Party Faces lists the nine-to-twelve age band, so it suits a group of older children.