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My daughter will be two on November 15 and my little sister will be 11 on November 5.... My sister asked me to do a joint birthday party this year. I'm sure its what my sister wants and I don't feel like it would be taking away from my daughter they absolutely adore each other! I want a theme that will be fun for the older kids but still age appropriate for the lil ones its mainly going to be a family party with just a few close friends for each girl. I already know the main food will be my homemade pulled pork as its traditional for all my family birthday party's. Each child will have their own cake as they will both be blowing out the candles. I also already have a venue in mind.
Now I think I've covered everything!
If you have an idea for a theme that both girls would enjoy please answer!!!
Answer
How about a princess-for-a-day theme? It should be fun for the older girls to be treated like royalty, yet still magical for the younger ones!
Snack ideas:
~ Spark-mallows: Stick a decorative toothpick into a marshmallow. Dip the marshmallow into milk, then into Jello powder or Pop Rocks candy. Serve on a decorative plate.
~ Sweet Salad: Take melon balls, cut up strawberries, berries, etc topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with sugar. Maybe serve with a fruit smoothie.
~ Princess Puffs:
Bake frozen pastry puffs and cool. Fill them with whipped cream and top with powdered sugar. Drizzle with melted chocolate.
~ Fairy Tale Mini Fondue: Gather ¾ cup heavy cream, 21 ounces chopped white chocolate, and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Heat the cream in a medium-sized saucepan over medium-low heat until itâs hot, which usually takes 2-3 mintes. Then, add the white chocolate and stir until it is melted. Then, stir in the vanilla and pour it into a decorative bowl. You can use strawberries, berries, cake, etc for dipping.
Drink idea:
~ Princess Punch: Mix any flavor of Kool Aid with 1/2 cup of sugar, and add 2 quarts of cold water. Pour in a can of frozen grape concentrate, then stir until it is all dissolved. Then pour in a 2-liter bottle of cold ginger ale, stir gently, and serve. I suggest making this in a punch bowl.
For the cake, I would suggest getting it from a skilled baker, or even better, making it yourself. Then, you can customize it however you like. I would suggest using edible glitter on it, and instead of having regular candles, use sparkler candles.
Also, on the invitation, you could make a dress code and have everyone dress in royal attire. Give the birthday princesses tiaras!
There are many, many ideas on the internet for princess parties on the internet, Iâll include a few links at the end.
Hope this helps, and hope they both have a great birthday! ~â¥
How about a princess-for-a-day theme? It should be fun for the older girls to be treated like royalty, yet still magical for the younger ones!
Snack ideas:
~ Spark-mallows: Stick a decorative toothpick into a marshmallow. Dip the marshmallow into milk, then into Jello powder or Pop Rocks candy. Serve on a decorative plate.
~ Sweet Salad: Take melon balls, cut up strawberries, berries, etc topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with sugar. Maybe serve with a fruit smoothie.
~ Princess Puffs:
Bake frozen pastry puffs and cool. Fill them with whipped cream and top with powdered sugar. Drizzle with melted chocolate.
~ Fairy Tale Mini Fondue: Gather ¾ cup heavy cream, 21 ounces chopped white chocolate, and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Heat the cream in a medium-sized saucepan over medium-low heat until itâs hot, which usually takes 2-3 mintes. Then, add the white chocolate and stir until it is melted. Then, stir in the vanilla and pour it into a decorative bowl. You can use strawberries, berries, cake, etc for dipping.
Drink idea:
~ Princess Punch: Mix any flavor of Kool Aid with 1/2 cup of sugar, and add 2 quarts of cold water. Pour in a can of frozen grape concentrate, then stir until it is all dissolved. Then pour in a 2-liter bottle of cold ginger ale, stir gently, and serve. I suggest making this in a punch bowl.
For the cake, I would suggest getting it from a skilled baker, or even better, making it yourself. Then, you can customize it however you like. I would suggest using edible glitter on it, and instead of having regular candles, use sparkler candles.
Also, on the invitation, you could make a dress code and have everyone dress in royal attire. Give the birthday princesses tiaras!
There are many, many ideas on the internet for princess parties on the internet, Iâll include a few links at the end.
Hope this helps, and hope they both have a great birthday! ~â¥
How long before a party should you send out invitations?
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I am having a birthday party for my son at an amusement center and I was wondering how long before the actual party should I send out the invitations? I would like to know as soon as I can so I know how much this is all going to cost because I have to pay per kid, but I don't want to send out too soon or everyone will forget. Is there proper etiquette in this situation?
Answer
Most sources say 6 weeks. I guess the idea is to get the invitation to the person before they do their plans for the upcoming month. That's why the stores sell monthly planner books. LOL, merchandizers responding to a need, as usual.
I know I would appreciate 6 weeks notice, my employer does scheduling 2 weeks before the month being scheduled. It would be nice to tell her I can't work that particular date, at the time she asks. If she knows, she can schedule someone else, or find me another day to work. Waiting until the schedule is out guarantees I will not be at the party if it is on a work day.
Most sources say 6 weeks. I guess the idea is to get the invitation to the person before they do their plans for the upcoming month. That's why the stores sell monthly planner books. LOL, merchandizers responding to a need, as usual.
I know I would appreciate 6 weeks notice, my employer does scheduling 2 weeks before the month being scheduled. It would be nice to tell her I can't work that particular date, at the time she asks. If she knows, she can schedule someone else, or find me another day to work. Waiting until the schedule is out guarantees I will not be at the party if it is on a work day.
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