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Hi everyone,


I have previously looked for children's furniture hire for parties and found it to be so unbelievably expensive!


I'm thinking about buying a load of white toddler/child size tables and chairs for our church playgroup and hiring them out at the weekend for birthday parties. I'm hoping to first get back the money spent and then anything above that will go towards the playgroup.


Before I go ahead, would anyone be interested in hiring children's party furniture locally (for a lot less money than the big hire companies!)


Any thoughts much appreciated!

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