A must for any Birthday celebration! Our colourful balloons have 'Happy Birthday' printed on them to spread the messages of goodwill. Why not team with a party CD to really get the party atmosphere!
Make singalong sessions extra fun with this inflatable microphone - ideal for parties or just mimicking Elvis etc. Made from wipe-clean plastic, this lightweight mic deflates easily for storage. 40cm.
Celebrate Diwali, the Indian Festival of Light, this November 14th. Our beautiful Diwali Table Cover is just the thing to add a touch of glamour to the event. Add lots of tealights, colourful scarves and some little Indian snacks and treats for people to try (samosa, pakora, bahji etc). Decorate with some colourful room decorations like our Rainbow Hanging Swirls and Rainbow Table Centrepiece and you have the perfect way to celebrate! Ideal for busy care homes staff, items can be used over again too.
Just the thing to team with our Diwali Table Cover, these Diwali Napkins will delight anyone celebrating on the 14th November 2020. Also known as the Festival of Light, why not give your party a really authentic feel with placing LED Flickering tealights around the room. Add tasty Indian party food such as samosa, pakora, coloured cakes and biscuits flavoured with saffron and cardamom. Why not let people dress in floaty Chiffon Scarves too?
Over 100 favourite, nostalgic medleys on a great double CD collection. The large-print photocopiable songbook features words to all the songs. An ideal reminiscence aid. Songs include: 'Pack Up Your Troubles', 'Bless 'Em All', 'The Lambeth Walk' and many more!
Two hours of well-loved, catchy medleys from 1940 to the present day. Ideal for a party or just a good old singalong. Includes A4 large print songbook. Hits include 'Agadoo', 'Maggie May', 'Down At The Old Bull And Bush' and many more!
50 well-known melodies in shorter medley-style to sing along to. Medleys are grouped into dance styles (waltz, foxtrot etc) for anyone who likes to whirl around the floor too!
We know this is a favourite because Activity Coordinators in care homes tell us how much residents enjoy listening to their favourite tunes. John and his band live in concert.
