If you've dreamt of throwing an epic mermaid birthday party, now's your chance.
Look at the photos from this adorable 8th birthday spa party! The little ladies truly had a day of relaxation!
When Princess #3 turned 4, life was all about My Little Pony. She loved to play with her ponies, watch the movies, and even pretend she was one of the ponies. It was an easy decision what sort of party she would want this year. I was excited when she decided on this. I had seen different unicorn cakes floating around on youtube and facebook, and I knew exactly what I wanted to do for her cake. We made her cake into one of her favorite ponies, Rainbow Dash. The pony's hair was my favorite part to do. I love the colorful locks. And obviously, if you are going to do a Rainbow Dash cake, the inside had better be rainbow too! I really love doing backdrops with crepe paper. It fun, colorful, easy, and inexpensive. Add some white balloons for clouds, and you have a perfect backdrop for Rainbow Dash and the rest of the pony party food. Cake isn't enough for all the little pony party goers, so we added some other edible treats for the kids--Rainbow Dash Fruit Skewers, Applejack Apple Slices, Pinkie Pie Pink Lemonade, Twilight Sparkle Unicorn Horns, and Rainbow Dash Rice Krispy Treats This Pony Party not only had some delicious treats, but also some fun games that the kids could play and "horse-around" doing ;) Pin the Tail on Pinkie Pie, Making Rainbow Dash necklaces with fruit loops, and the kids' personal favorite... Rarity's Hoof Painting Salon. By the end of the party those girls had the cutest, sparkliest hoof in the block. Happy birthday from Twilight Sparkle, Pinkie Pie, AppleJack, Rainbow Dash, and all the rest of the ponies!
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Last year for Curiosity Day, we had Curious George visit for a Story. I made some George masks and had a table with books and coloring/activity pages, but that was it. We had over 100 come, so this year I wanted to kick it up a notch. I wasn't satisfied with any of the Curious George crafts I found on Pinterest, so I made this accordion limb George craft: I pre-cut the t-shirts and faces and brown strips for arms and legs. The kids could color and assemble. Here is a template. We used the Cray
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I hope these ideas help you throw an amazing at-home Disney's Encanto Birthday Party as well!
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Deliciously wrapped in candy melts and powdered sugar these Mermaid Muddy Buddies are a must have at your next Mermaid party.
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On August 26, our little Millie Jean turned 5! This was the year for her first "friend" party, and she was set on a rainbow unicorn theme. And incase you didn't know, I LOVE to plan parties. I know many of you already saw these pics on facebook, so I'm sorry to be repetitive, but I wanted to document it on my blog too. So, here are all the details: I had a hard time finding a rainbow unicorn for the cake topper, so I found a plastic horse at the Dollar Tree, hot-glued a screw to the head and spray-painted it all white (an idea I saw on this blog). Then I used my kids' crayola paint to add the rainbow-colored accents. Since I really don't enjoy trying to decorate cakes, I decided to just cover the cake with rainbow Skittles, which was a big hit with the kids. I couldn't leave the inside of the cake just plain white, so I did the same thing that I did last year with Adeline's Wizard of Oz cake - and made it a rainbow. The food table For drinks, we did rainbow-colored Sprite. I didn't want to spend a lot of money on glass bottles (even though I like the look better), so I just bought a pack of the mini plastic Sunkist bottles, emptied the contents into a pitcher and peeled off the labels. Then I poured in the Sprite, added a drop or two of food coloring and added the fun straws. The rainbow fruit tray, same as the one I did for Addie's party last year, but this time I added big marshmallows for clouds, which the girls LOVED of course. :) Then we finished it off with rainbow Twizzlers, Bugles (because they look like mini unicorn horns) and rainbow-striped sour candy strips. I don't like a ton of matchy-matchy party decor, so I decided to just do these plates from Oriental Trading Co. I ordered them when they had free shipping for any size orders, so they were pretty inexpensive. I handmade her banner with good ol' cardstock and a color printer. My favorite part of the whole party was the rainbow canopy set up over the table. This was done with cheap plastic tablecloths, cut in half and tacked to the ceiling. Most of the colors were at the Dollar Tree and the rest were at Hobby Lobby for $2, so the whole canopy only cost about $8. Of course we had to decorate with unicorns too! This little beauty was just begging to be the center of attention. So I surrounded her with white ramekins filled with rainbow colored beads for the craft. Pretty, yet functional. I prepared the girls' plates ahead of time with most of the supplies they would need to make their rainbow unicorn bracelets. This makes craft time go much smoother! These silver unicorn charms were found on eBay. I think I spent under $2 for 10. And we already had the rainbow colored beads. Rainbow Brite and her unicorn friends came to join us as well. They stood guard over the party favors. These bags were on clearance at Target for dirt cheap, and I just used our printer to make the personalized labels. Inside the bags were rainbow unicorn stickers and rubber duckies from Oriental Trading and rainbow unicorn lollipops from Amazon. I made unicorn coloring books by googling "free unicorn coloring pages," copying and pasting the images into Word and printing them double sided. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. I also made this "Pin the Horn on the Unicorn" party game by finding an image of a horse and printing it at 600%. Then I just used marker to color on the rainbow details. Millie had spent hours upon hours coloring and painting rainbows and unicorns with which to decorate her party, so of course we included those in the decorations too! We had unicorn coloring pages ready for the girls to work on as they arrived, because there's always a few guests that come late and we didn't want the others to get antsy! This sweet little unicorn sat by the entry handing out sparkly unicorn horns to all the girls. These horns were made with sparkly craft foam, sequined ribbon, rainbow colored elastic and hot glue. The beautiful birthday girl! Millie with her cousin Ruby and big sis Addie, waiting for the guests to arrive! Showing off the glittery unicorn tattoos that all the guests would receive. As the guests arrived, they picked out a horn, got tattooed and then colored their unicorn picture. Craft time! Pin the Horn on the Unicorn! After the first 3 girls got their horns so close, I realized that the scarf was see-through! Oops. Easiest way to transition between activities - play with balloons! This next game has become my all-time favorite kids' party game. I learned about it from my British friend, Clare. The original version is called Dead Lions. We changed the name to Sleeping Unicorns to suit our party theme. It pretty much is what it sounds like. The goal is to lay absolutely still. The last one left without moving wins! Of course, Chad and I loved this game (it was sooo quiet!), but amazingly enough, the kids did too! Another fun, easy game - Statue. One person poses and the rest have to match the pose. The winner is the last one still holding the pose. Then it was time for the cake! Don't mind the dripping Skittles... We were gone for a few days before the party, so I had to make the cake ahead and freeze it. I didn't really think about what that would do to the skittles... :( Licking the frosting off the unicorn's feet. :) The whole unicorn gang. The best part was how much fun Millie had at the party. Five girls from her kindergarten class were able to come, which was so great for her to get to know them better and help her to be less nervous for school. That night we had a much smaller celebration with our family. She was a little tired so we gave her some chocolate ice cream to revive her. ;) Adeline surprised us all by giving Millie her stuffed unicorn. Addie has had this since she was 4, but decided Millie would appreciate it more now. How sweet is that?! Made this mama heart swell with pride. :) She was super excited about her unicorn birthday card from us. It's the little things, right? ;) This was probably her favorite gift of all - her very own Lego set! Between this and her Lego Friends sets from Nana and Papa, she's been building like crazy for the past few weeks! So, that was Millie's birthday. A lot of preparation, but a ton of fun! Birthday #2 done. 1 birthday and 2 parties left to go! (They've already happened - thank goodness! - I just have yet to blog about them!)
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My next party was really fun to put together. Little Mia loves all things Peppa Pig. And, frankly, who doesn't! My own little boy loves her, so we knew it would be a great hit among the little ones. For those of you who don't know Peppa, she is a little British animated character whose show runs in Nick Jr. So with this party we had to be really creative since there are no Peppa Pig party supplies in our part of the world. First off, we created a magnificent balloon backdrop scene complete with Peppa's house, apple trees, flowers and our two main characters. Check out the cute centerpieces! A simple yet complete dessert table offered our guests delicious treats such as mud pies, nutella tarts, Peppa sugar cookies, cupcakes, cookie dough brownies, rainbow push pops and all time favorite candy such as sixlets, rock candy and gumballs. The fantastic cake was created by our very talented cake designer Jovanna. Each kid received a picnic basket to fill with lots of additional candy from a piñata. Vendors: Stationary and styling: Partylicious Balloons: Johanna Padín ~ GloboArte Brownies and Push Pops: Merari's Pastry Cookies: Peggy Perez Cake, cupcakes and other desserts: Jovanna Valentín ~ Jovadiel Favor bags, wooden spoons: Shop Sweet Lulu
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Een verjaardag, een trouwerij, een feestje of gewoon omdat het weekend is begonnen, er is altijd wel reden voor confetti.
“Fifty shades of…….. pink”
This beautiful PASTEL PRINCESS PARTY was submitted by Natalie Zakhem of Events By Nat. What a darling party for a little girl. I absolutely love the white shoes and flower cupcake toppers; they are so charming. This party has so many cute ideas that would be perfect for not only a princess birthday party, but a princess tea party as well. The Pastel Princess party ideas and elements that I like best from this cute birthday event are: The cute princess cake with a crown on top The darling crown cookies The beautiful shoes and flower cupcake toppers The fun cupcake toppers with gold dresses and crowns on them The cute macaron cookies and MORE!
Watermelon is refreshing and delicious to eat. Here are 10 Watermelon Carving Ideas and Tutorials that you can use for your next party.
Taste the rainbow with this delicious Unicorn Party Rainbow Marshmallow Cream Cheese Fruit Dip Recipe!
This bubble recipe takes blowing bubbles to the next level. These bubbles result in a whole body activity that calls for standing, moving, and playing!
