Rosebud Slumber Parties create unique party experiences for children
A new business in Westchester County is helping to create magical experiences for children's birthday celebrations.
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Jul 17, 2023, 9:49 PM
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12h agoA new business in Westchester County is helping to create magical experiences for children's birthday celebrations.
Rosebud Slumber Parties creates beautifully styled slumber parties and themed picnic tables for children.
Owner Helen Martin-Elmer says her goal is for children to experience a new way to party. "My main goal moving into Westchester is really just to help more families and children celebrate. Slumber parties is such a unique experience for kids. It's such a fun way, it's an intimate way for kids to spend time together, "says Martin-Elmer.
The business was founded by Sarah Rose in 2017 in Westport, Connecticut. After Rose moved back to the United Kingdom in 2021, Martin-Elmer took over.
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