We bring the paint, the glitter, and the sugar.

Cotton Candy

$150

Spun fresh at your event, not bagged ahead. Fifteen flavors, nine of them naturally flavored. Includes the machine, 50 servings and a sister running it. $2 per serving after that.

Face Painting

$125 first hour

Cosmetic-grade, hypoallergenic paint. Kids pick from a laminated design board, so nobody freezes up at the front of the table. $95 each hour after.

Glitter Tattoos

$110 first hour

Stencil, skin-safe adhesive, cosmetic glitter. Two minutes each, water-resistant, and they last three to seven days — the party keeps going all week. $85 each hour after.

Henna

$125 first hour

Natural brown henna, drawn by hand. The one grown-ups wait for. Popular at showers, graduations and adult birthdays. $95 each hour after.

The Whole Swan

$325

All three sisters, two hours, any two stations running side by side. This is what most birthday parties book.

Fifteen cotton candy flavors

Most cotton candy is one or two colors pretending to be flavors. We make it more fun than that, with as many as fifteen to choose from.

Nobody spends the party waiting their turn.

The most common complaint about face painting is that half the party disappears into a queue and the birthday kid misses their own cake. We watch the table, not the clock. When it’s busy we run quick designs. When it’s quiet we go big.

15–20

full faces an hour, per artist. Twice that on cheek designs.

30 min

early. We arrive, set up and are painting before your first guest knocks.

2 min

a glitter tattoo. It’s the release valve when the face-paint table gets busy.

1. Hire us outright

You pay us a flat rate and everything is free to your guests. Bring one station or all four. No per-guest math, no cash changing hands on your floor, and your guests remember who gave it to them._{Quoted flat, in writing, before the day.}

2. Bring us as a vendor

Costs you nothing. Give us the booth space and we sell straight to your guests. We take tap-to-pay, cards and cash, so nobody has to run to an ATM. You fill a space with something that draws a crowd, and we handle the rest._{Tap-to-pay · Card · Cash}

Where we’ve set up

Lakeland Flying Tigers — Publix Field
Tampa Convention Center
The Swan Derby
...and more!

We are three homeschooled sisters, and this is our job.

Fifteen, thirteen and nine. We built this business ourselves, we do the painting ourselves, and we have run stations in some really busy places. Homeschooling means we can handle a Tuesday morning assembly or a Friday afternoon party, which some party companies cannot.

Our parents handle the boring half, so you always have an adult to hold accountable.

Your message
Goes straight to our dad’s inbox. He answers it, usually the same day.
The schedule
Our mom keeps the calendar and confirms every booking before we say yes.
On the day
A parent drives us, stays for the whole event, and never runs a station. That part is ours.

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