Clown for a kid's birthday or children's party
A birthday party clown acts out skits with kids, blows bubbles, shows magic tricks and twists balloon animals, and comes to a store opening on stilts. Give the children's ages and venue in an order — clowns will send responses. Or compare programs yourself: from a short greeting to an hour of games.
Party clowns
How much a birthday party clown costs
What affects the price
A greeting or a full program
A short greeting with a song, bubbles and photos costs less than a game program with contests lasting an hour or longer.
One clown or a duo
Two clowns play skits with each other and hold the attention of a big group of children more easily, but you pay two performers.
Acts and props
Giant soap bubbles, magic tricks or juggling need their own props, so they are often added to the program as separate items.
Number of guests and balloons
A balloon dog or sword for every child means materials and time, so the cost depends on how many guests there will be.
Stilts and street events
A stilt clown or a mime for a store opening or a town festival is invited for a few hours to greet guests, so this work is often paid by the hour.
Prices come from specialists' profiles on Nexperity and update automatically. You agree the final price with the specialist directly.
How to find a clown for your party
Two ways — pick the one that suits you
Pick a specialist yourself
- 1Open specialists' profiles and their work
- 2Send a request that describes the task
- 3Once accepted — contact the specialist directly
Post an order
- 1Describe the task, payment and the timing you want
- 2Receive responses from specialists
- 3Pick the best specialist and agree directly
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How to choose a clown for a children's party
- 1
A video that shows the children
Ask for a party video with the children in the frame, not only the clown: their faces show whether the guests really laugh and join in the games.
- 2
If your child is afraid of clowns
White face paint, a red nose and a loud voice scare some little ones. Ask whether the clown can come in light makeup and start calmly so the children get used to them.
- 3
A program for older children
Eight-year-olds are no longer interested in skits for little ones. Find out what the clown shows schoolchildren: magic tricks, juggling or contests with the guests.
- 4
Space for the acts
Giant bubbles, juggling and stilts need room and a high ceiling. Check how much space the clown needs and whether your room or the café hall is big enough.
- 5
Figures for every child
With fifteen guests, twisting balloon figures can take half an hour. Ask when the clown makes them — during the games or at the end — and whether there will be enough for everyone.
What to put in the order
The occasion, the date and the start time of the party
How many children there will be, their ages and whether adults will come too
Where the party is: an apartment, a café, a kindergarten or outdoors — and how much room there is
What you want in the program: a greeting, games, bubbles, magic tricks or balloon figures
How long the performance should last and whether you need two clowns
Payment, and whether you need music and a microphone from the clown
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