Juel (pronounced like “jewel”) is a face painter and balloon twister in Salem NH who has been with Kaleidoscope since the spring of 2026!
Juel is a student at Roger Williams University, double majoring in both biology and creative writing, who additionally works as event staff on campus during the school year.
Interview with Juel, Face Painter and Balloon Twister in Salem, NH
When and why did you start working for Kaleidoscope?
I started working for Kaleidoscope in May 2026. I started at Kaleidoscope because I really enjoy art and making people happy! This job combines those two things in such a great way. I have been into art for a pretty long time, I just love expressing myself creatively.
Do you enjoy face painting or balloon twisting more?
I love balloon twisting a lot because it’s such an interesting form of 3D art, also it’s just fun!
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them that you do this for work?
When I tell people I know that I do balloon twisting, face painting, and glitter tattoos for work, they often go, “are you basically a clown?” and then I say “kind of?”.
What’s one surprising fact about you?
I have been bitten by a tiger!
What are the hardest and best parts of this job for you?
The hardest part of my job with kaleidoscope is probably tying off balloons after an hour on a gig, my hands get tired lol. But my favorite part of working with kids is how happy I can make them with a simple dog balloon or face painting design.
If you’re looking for festival booth entertainment ideas like face painting, balloon twisting, caricatures, or other fun art forms, we’d love to work with you!
Kaleidoscope is New England’s #1 creative event entertainment company, and since 2013 we have worked dozens and dozens of festivals in CT, MA, RI, NH, VT, and ME.
Here are our 5 biggest festival booth entertainment tips, plus our top 5 favorite artistic entertainment ideas!
To get people to visit your event? To raise awareness for your specific brand in a large event? To keep kids entertained?
Knowing why you want entertainment will help you use your budget to achieve your goal.
2. Use Entertainment for Marketing, Not Pay-Per-Face
Advertising “free face painting” or “meet [a character]” will get you closer to virtually any goal than pay-per-face options, where an entertainment company charges guests per design.
In our years in the event entertainment industry, we’ve found that the largest festivals and busiest booths we see do two things:
they lead with free face painting (or whatever entertainment they choose) in their marketing
and they invest in making sure that marketing is seen.
Whether you’re trying to drive booth traffic at your event or trying to boost numbers, leading with “free family entertainment” is going to drive more people to your goal.
Additionally, reputable entertainers–who can paint quickly, handle huge lines, and create good guest experiences–cannot gamble on your events’ outcome if your event is competing with other events that are offering free family entertainment. Volunteers or hobbyists may be open to a “pay per face” gamble, but they are also typically unprepared for the volume that they’ll need to handle at your event.
Kaleidoscope does not currently offer a pay-per-face payment structure for clients because we cannot compromise on our ethical labor practices and know that this leads to overall worse event outcome.
3. Consider a Community Sponsor
If you’re holding a town festival or large gathering, consider working with a local business who is trying to advertise to the demographic you’re trying to draw to your business.
By teaming up, a business can have the opportunity to get direct face time with the local community, and you can have an entertainment sponsor.
When we work with organizations like this, we highly suggest that you (the event organizer) advertise free face painting or balloon twisting to draw a crowd (see Tip #2) then place us as close as possible to a bank, daycare, gym, real estate agent, or whoever your community sponsor is so they can get one-on-one sales time with anyone in the entertainment line.
4. Keep Designs Simple to Save Your Organization Money
Instead of full face painting, consider using our unique speedy face paint menus.
Instead of color caricatures with full bodies, consider black-and-white busts.
In our experience of over 10,000 events, “free entertainment” offered to the public is almost always more popular than an event organizer believes it will be. If your budget is limited, keeping designs simple-but-impressive will save you money.
But even still….
5. Be Prepared for a Long Line!
Even if you hire enough entertainers and limit the designs to simple options, we almost always find that open events have higher foot traffic than you anticipate!
Depending on your event, however, you can leverage a line:
If you want event entertainment to bring people to your booth, you can have your sales or outreach team approach waiting families in line to educate them about your offerings.
If you have a choice, you can put your entertainment (and line) near other activations, high points of interest, or the farthest area from your exit to steer guests where you want them to go in your event.
Still, there are a few things you need to prepare for.
Be mindful of what direction your line will go in. Roping off a line so it doesn’t interfere with other booths or traffic can help your event function smoothly.
Guests will be coming up for free entertainment up until the very last second of the event. If you can’t afford free entertainment for your whole event, our suggestion is to start the entertainment later in the day and go to the end (verses starting on time and ending early).
Likewise, if artists have to stop the line 15min before the end of the event to finish everyone before the event closes, it’s helpful for your staff or volunteers to help artists explain that the event has to be finished at a certain time.
Recommendation for festivals: Keep offerings fast-but-impressive with our unique speedy face menu.
Guests entertained per hour: 10-12 full faces or 20-25 speedy faces per hour per artist.
Great for: Summer festivals and family-centered events.
Not great for: Events with water activation or bounce houses.
Set up required: 1 table and 2 chairs in the shade. (We cannot provide these for insurance reasons.)
2. Airbrush Tattoos
Recommendation for festivals: Make sure you check with your site coordinator to confirm that our airbrush artists will have access to electricity before booking. Otherwise, we can switch to another type of temporary tattoo ahead of time, although airbrush are the fastest and most popular for festivals and fairs!
Guests entertained per hour: Up to 30 per hour per artist.
Great for: All-ages events or festivals / fairs focusing on adults.
Not great for: Events focusing on small children (the airbrush machine can look scary to kids under 4).
Set up required: 1 table and 2 chairs ⚡within 10′ of a 3 prong outlet⚡ in the shade. (We cannot provide these for insurance reasons.)
3. Caricatures
Recommendation for festivals: Keep things black and white with busts-only. Full color and bodies slow down the line more than you’d expect!
Guests entertained per hour: 6-10 per hour per artist.
Great for: All-ages family events or fairs / festivals focusing on adults.
Not great for: Events focusing on children under 10 who will get bored staring at a stranger and smiling without any stimulation.
Set up required: 1 table and 3 chairs in the shade. (We cannot provide these for insurance reasons.)
4. Tie Dye Station
Recommendation for festivals: Come prepared with branded apparel that is 100% cotton and white! Our spray tie-dye is low mess.
Guests entertained per hour: Around 24 per hour per artist.
Great for: Distributing branded apparel and raising brand awareness, or an activity for all ages (even little ones can work our spray tie-dye!)
Not great for: Events where you don’t need or want give-away swag.
Set up required: 1 6-8′ long table and 1 chair in the shade. (We cannot provide these for insurance reasons.)
5. Mascot Meet and Greet
Recommendation for festivals: Make sure your mascot is in the shade for their safety! Read more here.
Guests entertained per hour: Up to 25 families per hour (so, if each family has 2 kids, 50 kids per hour).
Great for: Family-focused events where you want to move a line quickly.
Not great for: Adult-focused events.
Set up required: An area in designated shade (such as a tent or indoor area), a designated space for the mascot actor to take breaks and change away from children, plus a staff member or volunteer to stay with the mascot. (If you are unable to provide a handler, we can also send additional staff.)
Taylor is a Cranston RI face painter and balloon twister available for kids parties, corporate events, country club programming, school and camp programming, and more!
Although her passion has always been art, after high school Taylor pursued a career with animals as a vet tech, graduating from Mass Bay Community College and moving into emergency nursing with a focus on exotic pets (such as guinea pigs, ferrets, and other small household pets).
In spring of 2025, Taylor began working at Kaleidoscope around her vet tech schedule as a way to continue with art professionally, on top of her work as a commission illustrator and crafter.
Q&A with Taylor, Cranston RI Face Painter & Balloon Twister
How did you get into art?
I have been an artist since I could hold a pencil–it truly is my passion. I wish i could do it full time.
What’s your favorite art form here?
I love all of the art forms i do for Kaleidoscope for different reasons. I love balloons and watching the kids light up watching the process of them coming together, i love the confidence boost i get to give when i face paint and getting to do know so many different people and their stories during caricatures is something in will always treasure
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them what your job is?
I LOVE telling people I’m a veterinary nurse by day and a clown by night. The reactions never cease to make me laugh.
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about your work here?
People are always surprised at the size and variety of our menus
What’s the hardest part about this job for you?
The hardest part is definitely not always being able to give the children I’m working with everything they want in a specific timespan. If more kids come to an event than expected, or if it’s a huge event with limited menus, we have to really stick to a specific selection in order to accommodate everyone.
What’s your favorite part about working with kids?
I love working with kids because they will tell me how it is! So I know when i get their smiles and approval its 100% genuine and it make my heart happy 🙂
Paige is a Lynn MA face painter and balloon twister available for kids parties, corporate events, country club programming, summer camp events, and more!
Paige graduated from MassArt in 2025 with her illustration degree and began with Kaleidoscope in the spring of 2026. In her career as an artist she’s been a mural painter, a museum illustrator, and comic book illustrator. She also has extensive childcare experience as a camp counselor, a babysitter, and a substitute teacher.
Paige is available for events throughout Massachusetts for face painting and balloon twisting.
Interview with Paige, Lynn MA Balloon Twister and Face Painter
How did you get into art?
In middle school I got my first real piece of technology with unrestricted internet access– something I do not recommend, no kid should have that much power– and was greeted by an influx of all types of artists sharing their work with the world. Webcomics, games, little doodles, you name it, I was into it. I began teaching myself to draw with online resources and sheer willpower, endlessly inspired and wanting to create things of my own. I had always liked art, but it was then that I became serious about it. Fast forward to now, I’m an official illustrator with the degree to prove it! Art means so much to me, and I’m glad that I can use my skills to make people smile.
What’s your favorite art form here?
I love balloon twisting, sometimes I think I’m having more fun than the kids are!
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them what your job is?
People are usually impressed, after all, everyone loves having fun, even grown ups! I also get a lot of people saying that it fits me– I’ve always joked about being a clown, so I’m one step closer to that!
What’s your favorite part about working with kids?
Kids are so full of energy and immediately think you’re the coolest person ever when you walk in with balloons and face paint. I often have really fun and wacky conversations with kids, and leave with a renewed sense of love for the world.
What’s one surprising fact about you?
I feel that based on my appearance, people don’t expect me to be such a big horror fan! Monsters are my favorite thing to draw and create, and my absolute favorite book of all time is 1818’s ‘Frankenstein; or the Modern Prometheus’ by Mary Shelley. I’ve written several essays and presentations on that novel, and my whole college thesis was on how monsters are a parallel to being human. If you want to be my best friend, chat with me about monsters!
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about your work here?
A lot of people are surprised that I prefer balloon twisting to face painting, given that I’m much more of an illustrative artist outside of this job. Don’t get me wrong, I love both forms of art, but I’ve always liked widening my skill set and working with my hands, and this is something so unique and so fun to learn.
Julia is a Branford CT face painter and balloon twister available for birthday parties, school and camp events, corporate events, and more!
Julia began with Kaleidoscope in April 2026 after finishing her Bachelor’s in Psychology at St. Leo’s University and beginning her career in social services. Julia came to Kaleidoscope with years of experience working with both children and the elderly, as well as creative multimedia experience on the side.
Julia is available for events throughout Connecticut for face painting and balloon twisting.
Interview with Julia, Branford CT Balloon Twister and Face Painter
When and why did you start working for Kaleidoscope?
I started working for Kaleidoscope in May 2026 because, as an artist my whole life, I struggled to connect my creativity and eccentricity with my professional career. Kaleidoscope offered me the opportunity to do what I’m passionate about, share it with others, and produce “work” that’s so fun it doesn’t even feel like work.
How did you get into art and childcare?
I have had artistic inclinations since childhood and have continuously nurtured that part of me. I started working with children in adolescence while studying psychology, family dynamics, and mental health in high school and college.
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them what your job is?
People are always shocked and intrigued when I tell them about my work at Kaleidoscope. It’s a great conversation starter!
What’s one surprising fact about you?
One surprising fact about me is that I practice aerial arts in my free time!
What’s your favorite part about working with kids?
My favorite part about working with kids is bringing them joy and helping them feel cool/special!
Kayla is a face painter and balloon twister in Lowell MA who has been with Kaleidoscope since spring 2025.
Kayla began her training as an artist as a student at Greater Lowell Technical High School studying in their Graphic Design and Visual Communications program where she amassed a huge amount of professional skills in design, printing services, and commercial art. While still in high school, she got her first arts job at Maverick’s Stitch and Screen working with screen printing and embroidery and worked at the St. Louis School as a daycare attendant.
At Kaleidoscope, Kayla is primarily a face painter and balloon twister for parties and events, as well as a cartoon character and magician. She’s now a community college student working towards her Associate’s in Art.
Kayla is based in Lowell Massachusetts and provides face painting and balloon twisting at parties and events in all of Central MA, the greater Boston area, the North Shore, and Southern New Hampshire.
Interview with Kayla, Lowell MA Face Painter and Balloon Twister
How did you get into art?
I started my journey at greater Lowell technical high school Where I got my certification in graphic designing, and participated in theater.
What’s your favorite art form here?
My favorite art form here would have to be definitely when I get into character doing face paint for the little kids.
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them what your job is?
The main reaction I usually get once I tell them what I do for work is how sweet and fun it must be.
What’s one surprising fact about you?
A fun fact about me is out of this job. I normally go to fan conventions and events on my own time, dressing up as famous characters and popular people and just having fun.
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about your work here?
How much I travel for each of these gigs and how far we cover.
What’s the hardest part about this job for you?
The hardest part of these gigs is probably the long drives where you have to sit alone for like two hours there and back making sure you don’t fall asleep on the way there.
What’s your favorite part about working with kids?
My favorite part of working with children is the smiles and the questions I get.
What’s one memorable party you’ll never forget?
The one party I won’t forget is my first time ever dressing up as a character for one of these gigs and doing a magic show for a group of children.
1What advice do you have for someone throwing an event and hiring a face painter or balloon twister?
My advice for when you hire someone like us is make sure we are in a big open space where everyone can see us and everyone can interact with us. Don’t throw us in a random corner!
Faith is a Merrimack NH face painter, balloon twister, and caricature artist with years of experience as a professional artist and event entertainment artist!
Faith started her journey as an artist and performer in high school art classes and theatre, eventually going to Plymouth State University for technical theatre and theatre design, where she specialized in scenic painting. During and after college, she worked professionally as a prop maker, carpenter, and master painter at Silver Center for the Arts and Art of the Event. She additionally worked for a season as a Christmas event photographer.
After moving to Merrimack NH, Faith began working with Kaleidoscope in 2025 first as a face painter and balloon twister, and then as a caricature artist at corporate events, birthday parties, college and school events, and fundraisers.
We’re lucky to have someone as talented as Faith on our team, and if you’re throwing an event or party in Merrimack NH and are looking for face painting, balloon twisting, or caricatures, we highly recommend working with Faith!
Interview with Faith: Merrimack NH Face Painter & Balloon Twister
When and why did you start working for Kaleidoscope?
I started in June 2025. I started because it’s rare to find a job full of good people where your job is to make sure everyone is having fun while doing art.
How did you get into ar and theatre?
I started as a theatre technician in my first year of high school. I slowly took over doing all the lighting, costumes, stage management, props, and a little choreography for one show. I then went on to study all of that in college.
What’s your favorite art form here?
I love doing face painting. I love when kids come up with ideas outside of what we offer and I get to be a little creative. The best one I think I’ve done is painting an Iron Man arm plate for a kid who didn’t want their face painted.
What’s people’s reaction when you tell them what your job is?
People are mostly interested in the experience required to do this kind of job and I definitely get a lot of confused looks from people who don’t know that this is a job that exists. I have also had multiple kids come up to me at parties and tell me I have their dream job and that is super sweet.
What’s one surprising fact about you?
I have taken 16 years of dance classes in ballet, tap, jazz, and a little hip hop on my high school dance team. I took my first class at 2 years old and my most recent year of classes was my senior year of college at 21 years old.
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about your work here?
How much work goes in outside of being at a party. There are long drives, costume maintenance, training time, and getting your things all packed and ready.
What’s the hardest part about this job for you?
The hardest part for me is parking. There have been many jobs where there was very limited parking and I arrived half an hour early and there was already none available. If our clients can coordinate this and communicate it to us, it makes our job way easier!
What’s your favorite part about working with kids?
They have endless creativity. They always have the best ideas for things I’ve never thought with both face painting and balloon twisting.
What’s one memorable party you’ll never forget?
I’ll never forget my first party I ever did. I was so nervous but everyone was so extremely sweet, both my coworkers and everyone at the party. It was very well organized and there as such a great fun energy all day.
What advice do you have for someone throwing an event and hiring a face painter or balloon twister?
Maps are so helpful especially when there are building names! Knowing ahead of time where I should park and where I’m going next. Remember we are likely coming from pretty far away and are unfamiliar with the area.
April W is a face painter, balloon twister, and character artist based in Manchester NH. April joined Kaleidoscope in early 2024 after earning her bachelor’s degree in Graphic Design and Media Arts from Southern New Hampshire University.
While she was studying to become a graphic designer, April worked for several years as a professional babysitter as well as a teacher’s aide at the Purple Panther Preschool of Nashua South.
Now, as a full-time working artist, April works during the week as a graphic designer and photographer at an auction house specializing in music memorabilia as well as running a freelance graphic design and photography business.
April’s extensive experience working with children and in the arts has lead her to be one of the highest-rated event entertainers in New Hampshire. Read some of her real, verified Google reviews here:
Interview with April: Manchester NH Face Painter & Balloon Twister
When and why did you start working at Kaleidoscope?
I started working for Kaleidoscope after I graduated SNHU with my Bachelor’s in Graphic Design. I was having trouble finding jobs in my career field, so I shifted gears toward broader art-related jobs. Kaleidoscope has been a great creative escape for me on the weekends and has allowed me to grow artistically in many ways.
Do you like face painting or balloon twisting more?
I love both, but I do feel more passionate about face painting. I find more creative freedom in face painting, and I enjoy the thoughtful process of shaping my designs based on the individuality and uniqueness of the guests.
What’s your favorite part about face painting?
I love when adults want to join in on the face painting! Usually adults think my artistic services are for kids only, but I will gladly entertain all ages. I recently face painted a woman in her 40’s who had never had her face painted before, and her genuine excitement was such a joy to share.
What are people’s reactions when you tell them you’re a professional Kids Party Entertainer?
I would say the people who I don’t know: very surprised. To the people I do know: they laughed and found it very fitting for me. I’ve always been an artsy person and enjoyed working across a variety of different fields, so this job felt like a perfect fit for me! If you have ever had the chance to see my beautifully wacky apartment decor, you would understand immediately too.
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about what you do?
I think most people are surprised I don’t live in the area and I don’t know anything about other details of the event we are at. I live in Southern New Hampshire and some events I work at are 1.5+ hours away from me. It’s exciting being able to travel to different cities/towns and explore new terrain!
What do you think your superpower as a face painter or balloon twister is?
My superpower as a face painter and balloon twister is speed! I know it’s hard to wait in long lines to receive a balloon or face painting, so I try my best to keep the lines moving while also ensuring quality service for all the wonderful families who chose to hang out with me for a little. Unfortunately, I can’t entertain a whole line, but when you’re in my chair – you’re my new best buddy!
What’s your favorite part of being a professional artist?
My favorite part of being a professional artist is being able to share my love for art with others. I am so grateful to have this opportunity to use my skills to create beautiful memories for you and your family.
What’s one thing you wish party planners knew about working with you?
I have loved all the party planners I have collaborated with & thoroughly enjoyed their open communication. I think it’s always really important to discuss the parking situation. While some parties may have ample neighborhood driving, other parties may involve busy city parking garages, limited street parking, or a decent walk to the event – these are all super important things to take into consideration when I am planning my arrival for your event!
What’s the most memorable party you’ve ever done?
My first party will always be my most memorable. I was nervous to test out my skills for the first time, but the family’s warm welcome helped ease me into the party. As I was setting up, the birthday girl came running up to me and was so excited to get her face painted as a unicorn. I shared her excitement back, and when I went to get fresh water for my paints – I hurriedly searched up the design in the bathroom for a quick refresh! Feeling more confident, I was able to transform the birthday star into a magical rainbow unicorn. Of course, once everyone saw her – they had to also be a magical rainbow unicorn too! Was I nervous about the unicorn design when I started? Yes. Was I nervous about the unicorn design after I painted 14 children as unicorn? No. It’s still a funny and wonderful memory to me, and a great lesson about growth. I will continue growing every event I work and I am so excited to see what happens next 🙂
Thea is a Derry NH face painter, balloon twister, bubble performer, and kid’s party entertainer!
Thea began with Kaleidoscope in the spring of 2024 while working as a YMCA summer camp and after-school counselor. After years of working with ages 3-11, Thea decided to shift her career to focus more on her passions–art and wellness–and began working as a professional embroidery artist, yoga teacher, and of course with Kaleidoscope as a face painter, balloon twister, and bubble performer.
Thea calls Derry NH home, and is available for kids parties, corporate events, and school functions throughout New Hampshire, Southern Maine, and Northern Massachusetts through Boston.
Interview with Thea: Derry NH Face Painter and Balloon Twister
When and why did you start working at Kaleidoscope?
I started at Kaleidoscope in April 2024 in search of a career that would challenge me creatively and socially. I wanted an outlet to connect with new people through art and Kaleidoscope has exceeded my expectations of that description perfectly.
Do you like face painting or balloon twisting more?
If I had to choose one it would be face painting! I started expressing myself through creative character makeup when I was about 12 years old. So sharing my love for face painting with others is so special to me! It makes me happy to spread joy, confidence boosts, and smiles!
What are people’s reactions when you tell them you’re a professional Kids Party Entertainer?
My family and friends are so supportive and excited that I’ve found this niche career that suits my personality and skills 🙂 Sometimes strangers look a bit taken back… like their faces read “wait, having fun at parties is a career option??” Like yes, and it’s awesome!
What do you think your superpower as a face painter or balloon twister is?
Kindness and speed! I am a really patient and kind person and I always make sure my clients feel comfortable and confident. Also, I am skilled at face painting quickly and thoroughly without skipping any magical little details!
What’s your favorite part of being a professional artist?
Honestly, I love that my job feels so magical. I get to connect with lovely people and spread some whimsical joy through my art, such a dream come true!
What’s one thing you wish party planners knew about working with you?
I love receiving details!! Who/what are we celebrating? I want to be in on the fun!! Theme or dress code? I love dressing up!
And parking information is really helpful too–a ton of information helps me arrive at your party with ease and confidence!
What’s one thing people would be surprised to know about what you do?
I drive up to 1.5 hours for gigs and it can feel a lot like a scavenger hunt to find my events. I started as a Derry NH face painter and balloon twister, but now I go all over my corner of New England. Some clients love to give lots of party details and other times I just receive a name, date, and address and I’m like “Okie dokie, let’s hit the road!” Thank god for GPS services lol.
What’s the most memorable party you’ve ever done?
My first gig ever was a Celebration of Life for a mother and artist who passed away. The family said something that stuck with me, “if you need to grieve through art please visit the face painting tables”. I’ve thought about this all at my other gigs because you never know what people are going through and it reminded me that my art can create a small but impactful ripple effect on the world.
Meet Billerica MA face painter, balloon twister, stilt walker, and art teacher: Cheyenna!
Chey started with Kaleidoscope in the spring of 2023 as a part-time job around her main career as a Board Certified Music Therapist. As a multi-instrumentalist the ability to play over 20+ instruments, Chey was looking for a way to expand her passion for visual arts and crafts when she began her work at Kaleidoscope.
In the past, Chey has worked as an Arts & Music Counselor at Camp Rainbow, a summer camp that brings together kids with and without disabilities; has created nad facilities programs for elementary-aged migrant students learning English; and has worked as a Direct Service Professional supporting children with disabilities at community-based events.
Now the Director of Music Therapy at a community music school, Chey works with children and adults ages 4-86 to help people of all ages who are neurodivergent or have a variety of intellectual and/or physical disabilities.
At Kaleidoscope, Chey is available for your Massachusetts event with the following art forms:
FAQ with Billerica MA Face Painter & Balloon Twister Chey
Why did you want to become a face painter & balloon twister?
I was in a transition moment between jobs as a music therapist and was looking for a short term job for the summer. I thought this would be fun, and I liked face painting and balloon twisting so much I’ve stayed for years! It’s really fun telling people who see me only as a program director that I work as a face painter or balloon twister on the side, I normally don’t get to have this much fun at my normal job.
What areas do you service?
I work out of Billerica MA but I serve all of Massachusetts and sometimes southern New Hampshire or Rhode Island.
What do you like most about being a children’s party entertainer?
I like that our job is to have fun with kids. I love the kids I work with during the week, but a lot of my focus is therapeutic and helping them reach their goals. As a face painter or balloon twister, we really just get to laugh and have fun, so it brings me a lot of joy.
What is one thing you wish every client knew?
I’m thinking specifically as a stilt walker for this, but we text clients confirmations a day before their event, and making sure they read the safety notices we send them before I arrive at their event is really important. I need to be able to put my stilts on somewhere, need to avoid stairs or uneven surfaces, just a few little details that can help their events go well.
Clients reading what we send them makes everything very stress-free for them and us.
