Windsorites enjoy the Evermore Princess Extravaganza

This June will mark the second anniversary of the business Evermore Princess Parties and they held a party to celebrate.

More than 100 princess enthusiasts showed up to St. Clair College main campus on Saturday April 6 to see their idols. The Evermore Princess Parties puts on charitable events, birthday parties, performances and private parties.

Girls and boys under age 10 were busy with temporary tattoos, nail painting and playing mini golf. There were more than 20 businesses present at the extravaganza and some that contributed in other ways. Boston Pizza and AM 800 donated gifts for door prizes and gift bags.

Breannah Dejchaine is the owner of Evermore Princess Parties and is a graduate of the music theatre program at St. Clair College. She started her business due to her love for theatre and putting smiles on children’s faces.  

“There is nothing better than a child seeing their favourite princess,” said Dejchaine. “And to be able to empower them and teach them to follow their dreams and how they are so special.”

During the event many little princess got to dance and sing along to the performances put on by the Evermore princess. Families were welcomed to join along in the games and sing along.

The Richardson family joined the fun and arrived just in time to participate in the activities.

“We came out to see their favourite princess and to get out of the house,” said Ashley Richardson. “This brings people together and a great way to give back to your community.”

The event lasted four hours. The participants were encouraged to take pictures with the princesses and princes before they left. Richardson said her daughters were pleased to see their favourite princesses. For them, the day ended with a happily ever after.