i've been thinking about doing princess parties as a career for a few months now and this really helped me out, as you are one of my biggest inspirations! thanks so much for making this video
@@realshaezilla here's a few questions i came up with: -have there been any mishaps during a party? if so, what were they? -have you ever done a party outside of orlando/what's the farthest you've traveled for a party? -how long does it take to get ready on average? -where do you get your dresses and wigs from?
@@szcz6321 YES I love these questions! I'll do an entire video of Princess Party Fails, one for my cosplay wardrobe (honestly might be a 30 min video), and another detailing exactly how princess parties go. I travel up to an hour and a half outside the Orlando area, but the client has to pay extra for travel costs. But once I traveled 2 hours to go to a party that was only 1 hour long. It was insane but they paid well AND tipped.
I'm turning 16 this summer and my mom wants me to get a job as soon as possible. There's a daycare like 10 minutes away from my house. I've always loved kids and Disney. I have a Belle costume already, but I'm too short to realistically portray her at the moment, so maybe I could visit the daycare as Alice or Sofia? All the princess performers I see on here like you, Sarah Ingle, Natalie Ever After, etc are helping me prepare and I really appreciate everything you guys do
Question: How would you react if you were friends with Cinderella at a party, and when you come in the door, the birthday girl's smart-mouth brother says with a straight face, "Ah, we're glad you're here. We just had a big spill in the kitchen." And he hands you a broom.
I would laugh and reply “Oh! Then it is so wonderful that we have a strong and capable man like yourself to take care of it!” Other kids and even adults like to test the characters, and you have to be quick on your feet with improv. I’ve also had Uncles hit on me and I reply “Oh, are you a prince? Do you have prince money? Do you have an entire castle? No? Then I am not interested.”
Hire an actual Disney princess? You can't hire a character from Disney to come to your birthday party. That's one of the main reasons the WDC doesn't come after character entertainment companies
Actually, depending on who you are and where you are living (Golden Oaks, for example), you can hire a character performer from Disney. It’s just so incredibly expensive that no one does it.
i've been thinking about doing princess parties as a career for a few months now and this really helped me out, as you are one of my biggest inspirations! thanks so much for making this video
Yay I'm glad this helped! If you have any more questions or want details, I can do a part 2! Just lemme know
@@realshaezilla here's a few questions i came up with:
-have there been any mishaps during a party? if so, what were they?
-have you ever done a party outside of orlando/what's the farthest you've traveled for a party?
-how long does it take to get ready on average?
-where do you get your dresses and wigs from?
@@szcz6321 YES I love these questions! I'll do an entire video of Princess Party Fails, one for my cosplay wardrobe (honestly might be a 30 min video), and another detailing exactly how princess parties go.
I travel up to an hour and a half outside the Orlando area, but the client has to pay extra for travel costs. But once I traveled 2 hours to go to a party that was only 1 hour long. It was insane but they paid well AND tipped.
@@realshaezilla wow! i didn't expect you to make entire videos but i'm so excited to see them. i really appreciate your responses.
Thank you for this! I have an interview today for Princess parties and I was super nervous about it
I'm turning 16 this summer and my mom wants me to get a job as soon as possible. There's a daycare like 10 minutes away from my house. I've always loved kids and Disney. I have a Belle costume already, but I'm too short to realistically portray her at the moment, so maybe I could visit the daycare as Alice or Sofia? All the princess performers I see on here like you, Sarah Ingle, Natalie Ever After, etc are helping me prepare and I really appreciate everything you guys do
I’m only 5’ tall, but I wear platform heels!
i have an interview on friday for a princess company im sooo nervous.
Question: How would you react if you were friends with Cinderella at a party, and when you come in the door, the birthday girl's smart-mouth brother says with a straight face, "Ah, we're glad you're here. We just had a big spill in the kitchen." And he hands you a broom.
I would laugh and reply “Oh! Then it is so wonderful that we have a strong and capable man like yourself to take care of it!”
Other kids and even adults like to test the characters, and you have to be quick on your feet with improv. I’ve also had Uncles hit on me and I reply “Oh, are you a prince? Do you have prince money? Do you have an entire castle? No? Then I am not interested.”
@@realshaezilla Dang. You savage.
Hire an actual Disney princess? You can't hire a character from Disney to come to your birthday party. That's one of the main reasons the WDC doesn't come after character entertainment companies
Actually, depending on who you are and where you are living (Golden Oaks, for example), you can hire a character performer from Disney. It’s just so incredibly expensive that no one does it.
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@@realshaezilla Can you make an image of Marilyn Monroe?