A piñata is a hollow papier mâché object that is often shaped and decorated to look like a character/animal/person etc. It is typically filled with sweets and broken by hitting it with a stick.

We have yet to meet someone who has successfully filled their piñata, but we also don't recommend trying! If you fill it too much, it will make the piñata heavy, which may cause some damage before you even get a chance to hit it. The sweets may also act as a barrier, making it harder to break.

The possibilities are endless, but there's one rule you must follow. Whatever you use, make sure it is not breakable. If you use sweets, we recommend soft packaged sweets such as gummies or chocolates. If you wish to fill it with products, such as alcohol bottles or skin care packets, please reach out to us to make it a pull cord piñata. That way, the filling isn't damaged, and you can still hit it afterwards. If you don't want to make it a pull cord, then make sure your products are well-protected before putting them in.

No. We do not fill the piñatas as a precaution against dietary restrictions. It also increases the overall weight, which in turn makes the P&P more expensive.

Yes! You can add a stick to your order for an additional £3