Princess Birthday Parties and Character Rentals in Los Angeles
In a city full of movie stars and magic, nothing lights up a room quite like a real-life princess. Whether you’re planning a princess birthday party in Burbank, a tea party in Pasadena, or a backyard bash in Santa Monica, our princess parties bring the fairytale to life—right here in Los Angeles.
Our party princesses are professionally trained performers who arrive in gorgeous gowns and stay in character from the moment they make their grand entrance. If you’re looking to rent a princess, hire a princess for a birthday party, or find the best princess party near you—your search ends here.
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Making Magic Across Los Angeles
The Princess Party Co. in Los Angeles offers princess party rentals for birthdays, school events, daycare visits, and more. Whether you need a birthday party princess, a princess impersonator for a classroom visit, or princess characters for a party in Beverly Hills, we’ve got the perfect performer ready to enchant.
Each princess brings a full lineup of activities, including storytime and interactive princess party games. From Glendale to Long Beach, we make it easy to book a princess for a party near you.
With customizable packages and a wide range of princess character rentals to choose from, planning your dream event is easier than ever.
Just fill out our quick contact form or call (888) 590-1934 and our Los Angeles party planning team will help you hire a princess for birthday party magic or any special occasion.
Giving Back to Our LA Community
When you hire our team for a princess party in Los Angeles, you help us bring smiles far beyond your backyard. Thanks to your support, The Princess Party Co. regularly sends party princesses to children’s hospitals and nonprofit events across LA, from Hollywood to Huntington Park.
Every time you book a princess for a party, you’re helping spread joy to families who need it most—one magical moment at a time.
