As we were all tucking into our turkey and trimmings and playing games this Christmas, the world of TV soaps and dramas was happily carrying on in our boxes. So the big question is, was the Christmas TV a success this year? Continue reading →

Here at Party Domain we know how time flies and how hard it is to purchase those last minute gifts, so we have made sure our last shipping dates for Christmas are timed to suit you. With the last first class post shipping day being today, panic not, because we are pleased to tell you that our last shipping day for Next Day Delivery is Thursday 22nd December. Continue reading →

Following on for our previous blog article on helping your children believe in the magic of Christmas, we promised to give you some great ideas for upping the glee on Christmas Eve from the elves here at Party Domain HQ. Here are some of our favourite suggestions: Continue reading →

‘Is Santa real?’ A phrase to strike fear into the hearts of parents everywhere. After all, there’s nothing quite as magical as watching children on Christmas morning. Their faces all lit up with glee when they find their stockings full of gifts and realise that Santa has been. As you can probably remember from your own childhood, Christmas is never quite as special if you stop believing in the magic of jolly old St Nick. These days though, it can be a tough job keeping the Santa magic alive for a generation of information savvy children who seem to grow up ever faster. And of course there always seems to be some helpful child at school with an older sibling desperate to spill the beans on the “truth” about the big man in the red Santa Suit! Continue reading →

There’s a heated debate raging across the Internet this festive season. It turns out that some schools and nurseries are asking that parents pay an entrance fee to attend their little darlings’ nativity plays and christmas performances. The England Cricketer Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff tweeted that his daughter’s school were charging £4 a head to attend the school play. Continue reading →