Make Your Princess Party Magical

She is not just any princess. She performs princess-themed magic: tricks with necklaces, flowers, a frog puppet, a prince, and Sparky the Dragon puppet. Your little princess helps with a magic trick (optional) and receives magically-produced gifts fit for a princess during the show. By advance request, Abby can even magically produce a gown for her like in the story of Cinderella. With stage-quality music, sound effects and props, this is a polished magic show, even when it's in a living room, as you can see in this video:

And there's more. Abby sculpts deluxe balloons, including princess ballerinas, swords, frogs and other items, so that each child takes home a big, fun, custom-made party favor.

Princess Parties with Realism

"Wow! It's the real one!" So said one little girl when she saw princess Abby's tiara, gown, princess cloak and glass slippers. This is a common occurrence. The fact that children find Abby to be a real princess means a lot, as little princesses make a very discerning audience. They examine everything closely, right down to touching the glass slippers. Abby's manners and her speech reinforce the realism. A real princess is polite and uses proper English. Abby has a degree in English, and her speech reflects her education. Abby knows her princess lore, too. She has watched the latest princess movies. So she is prepared for Tangled princess parties, Princess and the Frog (Tiana) Parties, Cinderella Princess Parties, or Ariel parties. Whoever your favorite princess is, Abby chats about her with the little princesses and princes while twisting balloons.

Delight your daughter on her birthday

Ask Abby to include a trick about your daughter's favorite princess -- Arial, Tiana, Rapunzel, or Cinderella.