Novel & Cerita Little Miss Party Planner

Pierce teased, making Arianna giggle. “I would love to, but I can’t.” “Why not?” “Patrick didn’t tell you?” “He didn’t tell me what?” Pierce asked, narrowing his eyes. “I’m planning it, so I have to play hostess and make sure everything falls in line.” “How the hell did that happen?” “The baby shower for Mrs. Hines was a huge success, and word got out. Patrick’s mom requested me. I guess I’m now a party planner on top of everything else I do,” Arianna sighed.

I warn, and Kate puts her hand on my arm. "I'm just trying to help!" Ella protests. "I was going to suggest my wedding planner. She's fantastic, and I can pull her on short notice, I'm sure. With the publicity from my television show right now, any planner would jump at the chance to do your wedding. My planner has done…let's see…about five weddings for me." "And a lot more engagement parties," I can't help but add. Kate slaps me on the arm, but Ella just laughs. "And…seven engagement parties," she says. "That's not terrible. Is it terrible?"

Planning a party was no easy task, but she was determined to make it a memorable and enjoyable event for everyone attending. "I'll leave those things to Chris," Gloria said. "He's great at planning parties. He has a knack for choosing the perfect theme and finding unique ways to bring it to life," She continued, her confidence growing as she thought about Chris's party-planning skills. "I'll focus on the guest list and sending out invitations. We want to ensure a good mix of aviation influencers, politicians, and ministry officials." As she spoke, Gloria's mind started racing with ideas for whom to invite and how to make the invitations stand out.

"Hey, Marissa." A lady entered the room, sporting thick glasses and dressed in a formal suit with trousers. Bold eyes, thick nose, and full lips. "Marissa, this is Delfina, the wedding planner," Paula introduced. "Nice to meet you, Delfina," Marissa greeted, reaching out to shake her hand. Delfina returned the gesture with a grin. "Good to meet you too, Marissa." "Today we'll be looking into caterers, florists, photographers, and musicians. Feel free to join us if you'd like," Paula invited with a smile.

“Oh, honey, there’ll be six more treats for you at the party tonight. Get over your gorgeous blond self.” At the mention of the word party, I zapped back to earth. After four years of organizing events at trendy South Beach clubs, working my way up from passing out flyers on the beach to hosting every rap star, B-list actress, hunk of the moment, and fashion-victim heiress, I’d begun organizing private events outside the club circuit.

"I asked for permission already." "Yaay!" Dawn jumped and clapped her hands cheerfully. "I want a bouncing castle. A trampoline! A big doll house! A big cake! And many presents at my party!" Her happiness drowned the sadness in my heart. In no time, I forgot that I had literally given up myself just to make the party happen for my daughter. Pat helped in contacting a few party planners and then she showed me their portfolios. One of them caught my eye. The pictures included were mostly from princess-themed parties. Dawn would love something like that, so I just chose it.

The first piece of my plan was falling into place. I turned back to my desk, my mind already racing with next steps, when the glass door opened again. Linda stepped in. “Ma’am, sorry I missed your call,” she said, adjusting her glasses. “I was in the break room, coffee machine jammed again.” “It’s fine,” I said, waving it off. “I need you to find a party planner for Grandfather’s birthday. We need someone reliable, creative, but not over-the-top. Family, close friends, a refined event, elegant bites, soft whites and golds for decor. Can you handle that?”

Now I have even more to contemplate with this whole matter. After we finished up together, Luna Dani and my mother had a meeting with the party planner about the event, something they said takes months to put together, making sure they had everything that was needed as well as menus and a theme all planned out with enough time to inform the pack so they can start planning accordingly. While they did all of that I ventured out in hopes of speaking with Lacey. Nervously I walked down into the town, seeing the little boutique her mother owned knowing she still worked there thanks to my brother for telling me.

Mrs Perla concluded within herself. She knew Madam charity was not at her store buy a necklace exactly but she came around to impress her with the title just to get more contributions for the party. But even without madam Charity giving her the title, Mrs Perla would given her donations to the foundation. "What are your plans for the party?" Mrs Perla asked. "A lot has been put into work and the children are preparing for the party too. There will be games, family outings and performances from the children. For this year’s party, we decided to print out t-shirts for the kids and people who will attend the game section.” Madam Charity explained.

"So please. Take a seat anywhere. The wait staff are there, just tell them what you'd like and they'll bring it." I guide them to the tables. Sarah sits down. "Wow, you went all out. I'm going to have to have a talk to Jayson about having you decorate for my Luna ceremony." Georgia bounces in her seat. "Mine too." I clasp my hands together in front of me. "I'd be honored, really." Ashley leans to Sarah. "What about the baby shower?" "That too!" Sarah smiles. My brows raise. Seems I'm now the party planner of the family.