I've decided that I'm having a Disney themed party for my 18th birthday, the party is in a hall in my town.
I've already decided on having them all dress up, maybe in a formalish style, as I will be wearing my formal dress (and giving away prizes for most accurate/most creative), and having Disney movies play in the background, maybe having a blanket fort with a colouring station in it.
Anyway, I'd love for your input on more ideas/decorations/etc.
Thank you!
By dressing up I mean in costume/dressing up as a Disney character all of there own!
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When you say dressed up, you're saying wearing costumes or just wearing elegant clothes? Ask guests to dress as Disney character costume, put in the invitations what character each guest have to dress up. If you don't want guests in costumes, set up a photo booth with props such as Mickey ears, crowns, Tinkerbell's wand, Minnie bow, Cheshire grin, sign saying "Once upon a time"...So have someone to take photos of you with each guest dressed in their costumes (or in the photo booth) and include the photo in the thank you notes. That way no one is left out in the photos. It will double as memento of the party.
Other decor ideas:
Do you already have centerpieces? If you need ideas, put Disney dolls or plush toys and balloons tied to their hands.
Put a mirror in the party area and place a sign next to it that reads "Who is the fairest of them all?"
You can play Disney songs and have the guests to guess them, the guest who know the most song, wins a prize. You can have the guests to complete the lyrics when the song stops, instead. It's fun.
When you say dressed up, you're saying wearing costumes or just wearing elegant clothes? Ask guests to dress as Disney character costume, put in the invitations what character each guest have to dress up. If you don't want guests in costumes, set up a photo booth with props such as Mickey ears, crowns, Tinkerbell's wand, Minnie bow, Cheshire grin, sign saying "Once upon a time"...So have someone to take photos of you with each guest dressed in their costumes (or in the photo booth) and include the photo in the thank you notes. That way no one is left out in the photos. It will double as memento of the party.
Other decor ideas:
Do you already have centerpieces? If you need ideas, put Disney dolls or plush toys and balloons tied to their hands.
Put a mirror in the party area and place a sign next to it that reads "Who is the fairest of them all?"
You can play Disney songs and have the guests to guess them, the guest who know the most song, wins a prize. You can have the guests to complete the lyrics when the song stops, instead. It's fun.
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hey, ok so im planning a birthday party for my stepdaughter.....she will be 7 years old November the 6th i wanted to go for a disney princess and prince theme.......i need ideas i have none at all, everything from food to games and music to costumes people can wear it will be in a village hall and cant really afford an entertainer, it will be from 5-7pm so need to cater food for appropriate time, i need help urgently PLEASE
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Ah, we've done plenty of these!
You can find a poster of a frog or have one printed out in poster size and have all the girls put on red lip stick. Instead of pin the tail- they are kissing the frog (blindfolded of course).
They can bob for apples. With swine flu a current concern, another option is to put an apple in a bowl in front of each child. See who can bring their apple up with their teeth first, second and third.
For invitations, sprinkle a bit of glitter inside before sealing them up.
For a cheap but cute take home gift: Go to the Dollar Store and ask for Mirror Candle Holders. They are $1 a piece. They are probably..ohh.. about 4 inches. Paint each girls name in small pink calligraphy around the top of the mirror and glue a tiny ribbon at the very top.
You can get plain pink or purple or cream (we used cream and had colored accessories) hats from orientaltrading and the girls can decorate them with glitter, ribbon and gems.
Petit fours are absolutely adorable for princess parties.
Serve Pink Punch. You'll need Strawberry ice cream and pink 7-up.
Play Pass The Poison Apple (just like hot potato).
Add pink or purple food coloring to sugar cookies. Make pink jello jigglers.
Serve mini dainty foods. Mini cheeseburgers, pigs in a blanket etc.
Ah, we've done plenty of these!
You can find a poster of a frog or have one printed out in poster size and have all the girls put on red lip stick. Instead of pin the tail- they are kissing the frog (blindfolded of course).
They can bob for apples. With swine flu a current concern, another option is to put an apple in a bowl in front of each child. See who can bring their apple up with their teeth first, second and third.
For invitations, sprinkle a bit of glitter inside before sealing them up.
For a cheap but cute take home gift: Go to the Dollar Store and ask for Mirror Candle Holders. They are $1 a piece. They are probably..ohh.. about 4 inches. Paint each girls name in small pink calligraphy around the top of the mirror and glue a tiny ribbon at the very top.
You can get plain pink or purple or cream (we used cream and had colored accessories) hats from orientaltrading and the girls can decorate them with glitter, ribbon and gems.
Petit fours are absolutely adorable for princess parties.
Serve Pink Punch. You'll need Strawberry ice cream and pink 7-up.
Play Pass The Poison Apple (just like hot potato).
Add pink or purple food coloring to sugar cookies. Make pink jello jigglers.
Serve mini dainty foods. Mini cheeseburgers, pigs in a blanket etc.
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