Birthday and Baby Shower Party Packages at a Brooklyn Candy Shop
The party room at Sugar Shop, a candy store in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, was set up for celebrations. This page summarises the three packages described in the archive. It leaves out prices and booking details, which were tied to the original business and may have changed.
Fun to Be One
A package aimed at a child’s first birthday. The listing included two hours in the party room, a hostess and space for fifteen children and fifteen adults. Decorations came with the room: invitations, signature decorations and paper goods, plus balloons. Refreshments were juice and water, and the menu included cupcakes and a smash cake with a number-one candle. A party game and goody bags rounded out the package.
Sweet Thing Party
A candy-themed celebration for children aged two and up. It offered the same two hours, hostess, guest capacity and decoration set as the first-birthday package. Instead of a smash cake there were cupcakes, with a candy game and a candy craft activity as the entertainment, and goody bags for guests. The crafts and games page lists the options that parties could pick from.
Sugar Babies Baby Shower
A longer package intended for baby showers. It gave three hours in the party room with a hostess and room for twenty-five guests. Invitations, decorations and balloons were included, along with colourful mocktails, sandwich platters, cupcakes, party favours and a party game.
Comparing the options
| Package | Time | Guests | Food and drink |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fun to Be One | 2 hours | 15 children, 15 adults | Juice, water, smash cake, cupcakes |
| Sweet Thing Party | 2 hours | 15 children, 15 adults | Juice, water, cupcakes |
| Sugar Babies Baby Shower | 3 hours | 25 guests | Mocktails, sandwiches, cupcakes |
Planning tips for any children’s party
Choose a time that fits naps and mealtimes, keep the guest list manageable, plan one structured activity and leave some time for free play. Check allergies in advance, particularly at a venue full of sweets. For general advice, see the page on planning a party.