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I am thinking about starting my own party in a box type buisness. I love planning parties and have seen the party in a box websites and noticed that they really only include paper plates, table cloths, cups and favors. I would love to make my own party in a box site (with a differnt name) that would include everything needed for a kids party excluding the cake/food

I think it would depend on the area that you are in. Another answerer mentioned that you would have to charge a lot to make a profit. But if you are servicing an affluent area, people are willing to spend a lot of money to have other people do things like this for them.

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