Whimsy & Wild founder bringing stylish children’s parties to Bath

Busy Bath and Wiltshire parents looking to host a children’s party that feels truly special – without weeks of planning – are turning to Whimsy & Wild, founded by Isobel Pinder.

After building a reputation for beautifully curated adult celebrations, including hen parties and wedding styling, Isobel is now bringing her signature flair to children’s birthdays and milestone moments.

“I’m now expanding Whimsy & Wild to offer the same thoughtful, carefully considered experience for children’s parties; designed especially for busy parents who want to give their child a truly special celebration without having to juggle all the moving parts themselves,” she says.

Elevated parties without the overwhelm

With a background in luxury hospitality, the music industry and a diploma in interior design, Isobel has long focused on creating occasions that feel polished and seamless.

“The parties I create are all about being beautifully styled, imaginative and stress-free,” she explains.

From developing a theme to styling the space, coordinating food and sweet treats, organising entertainment and sourcing party bags, Whimsy & Wild manages every element.

“The aim is for parents to be able to hand over the planning and feel confident that every detail has been considered,” she says. Each package is tailored, ensuring every celebration reflects the child’s personality and the family’s vision.

For parents seeking something more personal, Isobel’s approach blends magical touches for children with an atmosphere that feels calm and elegant for adults.

A world designed just for them

Imagination sits at the heart of each party.

“I’m passionate about celebrations that encourage creativity, imagination and connection,” she says.

Party themes are limitless; from a puppy-themed party featuring a play vet station and plush dog adoption centre for your 5-year-old, to a charm bracelet celebration with bespoke elements woven throughout for your tween.”

“What I think children enjoy most is the sense of being completely immersed in the experience – not just attending a party, but stepping into a little world that has been created just for them,” she explains.

Hands-on elements, engaging stations and beautifully presented finishing touches all contribute to that feeling.

“Whether it’s through creative activities, thoughtful details or fun take-home elements, I want each child to feel excited, included and celebrated,” she adds.

Moments that matter

For Isobel, the greatest reward is watching families fully enjoy the occasion.

“What I enjoy is bringing an idea to life and seeing people relax into it,” she says. “For parents, that means being able to enjoy the day rather than manage it. For children, it means making happy memories in a space that feels full of fun, warmth and wonder.”

Alongside Whimsy & Wild, Isobel also runs Let’s Go Girls, a women’s community centred on connection and shared experiences.

“Although it serves a different audience, the heart behind both businesses is the same: creating beautiful, welcoming spaces where people feel cared for and can genuinely enjoy themselves,” she says.

For Bath and Wiltshire families planning their next celebration, Whimsy & Wild offers something invaluable: a party that feels magical for children and genuinely relaxing for parents.

www.whimsyandwildevents.com

 Calling Bath parents with little ones turning 4, 5 or 6 this April! 
I’m looking for one or two local families to collaborate with for a special Whimsy and Wild children’s party experience in April.
I’m developing and photographing some new children’s party offerings, and I’d love to host a beautiful celebration for a birthday child turning 4, 5 or 6 in exchange for allowing me to bring along a photographer to capture the setup and some natural party moments for content and marketing purposes.
What’s included:
• A thoughtfully styled Whimsy & Wild birthday setup
• Creative party activities for the children
• A magical celebration for your little one

Photos will be used on my website and social media, so parents attending would need to be happy with their children potentially appearing in images.