AMEVENT92
A decorator who genuinely loves the work, AMEVENT turns any space into a world that matches your theme: weddings, birthdays, christenings, baby showers, corporate events. An eye for detail, professional guidance, bespoke sets.
Suppliers you can trust for your party
Decoration, face painting, magic, bouncy castles, photo booths: the professionals we meet on the ground and recommend to round out a Kidays party.
- Chosen by Kidays
- +700 avis on Google
- Birthdays, weddings, corporate
We only work with suppliers who hold to our standards: professionals experienced with children, committed to the quality of what they deliver, and covering a genuine range of needs and budgets.
Suppliers shown with an external link are contacted directly. When a service is offered in your Kidays account for a booked event, you can request it, follow the supplier's response and pay for it on the platform.
Our selection
Providers we trust
Contact them directly to agree on the details.
Event decoration Bouncy castles R&D Event
Colourful, safe structures, from the classics to more adventurous courses, sized for every space and every age. Quick to install, cleaned after every use, compliant with safety standards.
Bespoke event planning Élodie Event
A specialist in atmospheres you don't see twice: weddings, birthdays, baby showers, corporate events and private parties. Particular care for the smallest details.
Clowning and shows Megaides Joseph
Clowning is an artist's craft: humour, feeling, invention, and a bond with the audience nothing else creates. Shows, party appearances and more intimate performances, with laughter as the common language.
Face painting and glitter tattoos Sylvia Lenoble
KidealsA face-painting and glitter-tattoo station matched to your party theme or your company's identity. A trained, qualified professional, with products made for young or sensitive skin, from age 3 up.
Children's face painting · Nice Erika Boussuge
A professional face painter based in Nice, specialising in children's birthdays: princesses, superheroes, funny animals and fairy-tale creatures. A gentle approach that puts children at ease.
Photo booth My Video Booth
A photo booth set up on site with a backdrop and props: guests pose alone or in groups and leave with an instant print or a photo sent by email.
Mobile escape game Mysterioz
KidealsTurning any room into an immersive playing field: not just riddles, but a story with real objects to handle. Bespoke scenarios for an offsite, a wedding or a family event, including ones that bring adults and children together.
Interactive magic XD Magic
KidealsXavier performs visual, interactive magic: the children become his assistants, and sometimes magicians themselves. A show of about an hour, suitable from age 5, which can be followed by a magic workshop they take home.
Decoration and custom stationery Belle et fée
Decoration, bespoke stationery, personalised guest gifts and hands-on craft activities: every detail counts, down to the last ribbon.
Party hire delivered to your door Begoodz
KidealsParty items hired and delivered to you, with nothing for you to store or carry.
Kideals: the flagged providers keep special terms for Kidays customers — mention Kidays when you get in touch.
How to do it
Booking a supplier, in three steps
Browse the list
Go through the suppliers above and pick out the ones that match your theme, your city and your budget.
Choose the right route
For a listing with an external link, contact the supplier directly. For a service available in your Kidays account, send the request from your booking: the final price and status are kept together there.
Confirm and get ready
For a direct listing, you finalise with the supplier. On Kidays, you pay only after they accept, without changing the payment for your already-confirmed entertainment.
Do you offer a service?
Decoration, cakes, photography, face painting, bouncy castles: offer your services at a firm price. Kidays buys your services and resells them to families. The application is filled in online, with no account to create.
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