WOW! I couldn't have asked for a more professional and fun experience. The Photo Booth Guy provided…read morePhoto Booth fun at my medical school graduation party. Rich arrived early, set up quickly, and gave every one of my guests however many photo strips they wanted. I have never seen more crisp and clear photos in a photo strip before. I heard many of my guests comment on how much fun the photo booth was, how fun the variety of props were, and how nice the photos themselves turned out. He even gave me digital copies of all of the photos taken! I will gladly recommend him to any family or friend who needs a Photo Booth in the future and will without a doubt remember to call him again the next time I need a Photo Booth at an event! Thanks for an amazing experience, it was definitely the highlight of my party! Dr. Christine Molla

Used them for a school dance. Everyone loved all the features of the photo booth. They were…read moreprofessional, efficient and wonderful to work with.

I reached out to Ali through her beautiful website about one month before my event. I had yet…read morepicked out a location. And I had just settled on the french provincial theme for my daughter's baptism. Ali met with me within a few days. We talked about my event and what I envisioned. It seemed in no time at all, she understood perfectly what I was looking for. We quickly started looking at pictures of what I liked. Ali started describing to me the pieces that she had that would work for my event. I was very excited. The only catch was that Ali was due to leave for a 3 week vacation the day after we met. How was I to make the various decisions that were needed? That's why I needed Ali in the first place. Well, Ali reassured me that she would be in touch with me while she was away and we would continue to work together to get done what was needed. Though, I may have to do some legwork in her absence. Ali provided me with contacts for event rentals, photographer and baker. I even sent her pictures of the event spaces I was considering and got her feedback as to which would work with my theme, her experience working with the particular vendor, etc. Upon her return and with one week until my daughter's event, Ali reached out to me and we decided on flowers. And when I say we, it was really Ali. I showed her pictures that I liked. She showed me a picture of an idea. I green-lighted. And she took it from there. She also worked directly with the site events manager to coordinate set up. It really was so easy to work with Ali. I trusted her ability to carry out my vision and her professionalism. With guests coming into town and working and keeping up with a 2 year old and 3 month old, I had enough on my plate. I'm so glad my trust and confidence were rewarded by an absolutely beautiful and spot-on realization of my vision. Recommendations: Cake - Ali recommended Adrian of Kennedy's Kakes to me (https://www.kkakes.com). I cannot say it loud enough...HANDS DOWN THE BEST CAKE I HAVE EVER HAD. And the most delicious and beautiful desserts. This was better that my wedding cake. My guests all ooo'ed and ahh'ed over them all. I had the joy of taking all of the leftovers home with me and enjoying them for the few days after the baptism. The amazing thing is that I never tasted Adrian's cakes before ordering with her. I trusted Ali and I was richly rewarded for it. My taste buds are grateful. Photographer - Ali recommended Sarah of Blue Posie (https://www.facebook.com/blueposie). Sarah was so wonderful to work with. She contacted me in advance and as for the style of pictures that I wanted for the day. She asked for pictures of the key family members and their names. She was prepared with all of this the day of. She captured what I wanted and make it better. And she did so while expecting in just a few weeks and on one of the hottest days of the summer yet. I wanted to be transported to the french countryside on a day a special event is celebrated. And that is what Ali did for me and my guests. I am so grateful. This occasion will never be repeated. Ali's design stole my breath as soon as I stepped into the room and fills me with joy every time I remember the day of my daughter's baptism. Eternally grateful!

I'm afraid I don't take classes here (well, not yet anyways), but I have been to a couple of the…read more"haflas" here, and I plan to keep coming! It's about this I'm writing this review. Every third Saturday of the month, Habeeba hosts a hafla (dance party). Doors typically open around 7:30, but the show doesn't start until at least 8:00, and often later. How late it runs depends on the number of dancers, but 10:30~11:00 is typical, and it could be later. Admission is $10 at the door with all ages welcome. Indeed, there are often a bunch of little kids running around (and sometimes on to the dance floor...). The atmosphere is fun, positive, and upbeat, and dancers of all levels are welcome. I myself only started dancing in June so I haven't performed yet, but I think I might soon. Anyways, the typical hafla consists of various local (and visiting) performers doing a routine either solo or in groups. Most of the dancers are from Habeeba's school, but anyone is welcome. You don't need to be a professional or even have a fancy costume - sometimes performers dance to random songs just to show off some special technique, and you see everything from elaborate galabeya to flared dance pants with a tied top and a flashy hip scarf. Many of the dancers do perform professionally at local restaurants and events, so the quality of the performance is always pretty high. You can also learn a lot from watching the performers... and interacting with them. Throughout the evening, the dancers will take a break and there will be "free dancing". Basically, anyone who wants can come out on the dance floor to practice their moves, get advice from fellow dancers, and use the wide floor and mirrors to do a little perfecting of their moves. There are also group dances. This might be an actual tribal dance, a circle dance, or even a line dance. Anyone can join in, whether they take lessons of any sort or not, and it's a lot of fun. There is also "free" food in the kitchen area, including a lot of different wines, sodas, and snack foods. Some times there are homemade cupcakes or treats too. Habeeba also holds workshops and special events, often right before or in tandem with the hafla; watch the website, I guess, for information. Overall, it's a great way to spend a Saturday night, and for $10, a very good value given the show and snacks.

This is a wonderful place. It's a really fun way to get yourself moving, the instructors a really…read morepatient, and it's very body-positive. Performing is open to anyone who has learned the dances, and it's an excuse to wear sparkles! I've gained core strength, balance, and am so happy to be there.

Balloons and banners are for lifting one's spirit and celebrations of living. "Party With Holly" is…read morefor fun and excitement and she fills events wonderfully! I might have to party more just so she can enhance it!!

I have been trying to get in touch with the company of this party bus for my daughter's birthday…read more No one have got back in contact with me. I don't want to pay $1000 and don't know what I'm paying for. I just need some questions answered. Do anybody have any idea about this party bus? I would love to do this for my daughter's birthday but just need a little bit more information and talk to someone before I drop $1000. Can someone please help me out?

Not a pleasant experience I would recommend looking elsewhere!! When questioned about pricing…read moreafter be given a quote to come to my area I questioned the quote and they decided to not follow through.

Such a fun and unique experience! I made an appointment online ahead of time. I showed up and…read moresigned a quick form. I was then able to customize a blank white plate with colored sharpies. You can write things you are angry about and want to smash. I put my belongings in a locker and got a key. Then I selected my size coveralls, eye protection, helmet, gloves, and my weapon of choice, a baseball bat. Once in my room there was a timer on the wall for 20 mins for the solo session. I connected my phone easily to a Bluetooth speaker to play my music. There was a crate of items to break and a stand to set them on. The items were mostly glass bottles and ceramic jars/plates. I got to smashing and found I went through the items pretty quickly. I wish there had been more items. I ended up picking up some of the larger pieces to smash again. You definitely can work up a sweat. I recommend good covered shoes as I did get a few shards of glass on the soles. They had some pliers to get them out though no problem.

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