Throwing your child an unforgettable birthday party can be quite a stressful event. After all, princess parties in Middletown can be so fancy that you might be afraid yours won't make the grade. Don't worry, though. With a little imagination your child too can have a perfect birthday celebration that will have her friends gushing for years to come.
Get the guests all excited and interested by sending them invitations that are extraordinary. The invitations should show clearly what the theme of the party will be. However, instead of sending a cut-out cardboard tiara-shaped invitation, send a small plastic tiara in a box, with the invitation sealed with wax for that royal look. Alternatively, create cardboard castles with doors that can fold open to reveal the invitation inside.
The decor can make or break the atmosphere. Create an enchanted garden with the clever use of fairy lights, bits of mirror, flowers, streamers and a chocolate fountain as centerpiece. If you can, use your actual garden as setting because this makes cleaning up so much easier.
No party can be a success if the food isn't up to scratch. Dainty little cakes and sandwiches in interesting shapes are always popular with the young ones. Some food coloring and edible glitter can work magic too and can transform healthy snacks into very desirable ones. Serve everything in the prettiest paper plates and cups you can find.
A dress-up theme party is great fun. However, you can also ask the kids to come dressed in their everyday clothes and then let them create their own outfits at the party. Have old clothes and shoes, costume jewelry and yards and yards of tulle handy for the guests to use. In this way you encourage their creativity, there's no competition about who came dressed in the most expensive outfit and you have one of the party activities sorted.
Have plenty of entertainment options ready but don't be too structured as far as the games and activities are concerned. Provide the materials for crafts like making their own edible necklaces and ensure that there is good music for the guests to dance to. A magician dressed as a court jester can be a good option if you need the guests to calm down for a bit. Otherwise, play a movie with an inspiring princess theme.
Some girls simply won't let themselves be dressed in pink frills. If you don't want to perpetuate the stereotype that all little girls should dress up and look cute, you may want to encourage some brain activity too. Have a 'Star Wars' theme where the kids can dress as Princess Leia but also as Han Solo if they want to and let them create an obstacle course through 'outer space'.
If it still sounds like too much stress to organize a party all by yourself, get a party planner to help. Several businesses have organized countless princess parties in Middletown and can arrange the perfect one for you too. They offer different packages to suit your budget and can design a custom-made event especially for your girl.
Get the guests all excited and interested by sending them invitations that are extraordinary. The invitations should show clearly what the theme of the party will be. However, instead of sending a cut-out cardboard tiara-shaped invitation, send a small plastic tiara in a box, with the invitation sealed with wax for that royal look. Alternatively, create cardboard castles with doors that can fold open to reveal the invitation inside.
The decor can make or break the atmosphere. Create an enchanted garden with the clever use of fairy lights, bits of mirror, flowers, streamers and a chocolate fountain as centerpiece. If you can, use your actual garden as setting because this makes cleaning up so much easier.
No party can be a success if the food isn't up to scratch. Dainty little cakes and sandwiches in interesting shapes are always popular with the young ones. Some food coloring and edible glitter can work magic too and can transform healthy snacks into very desirable ones. Serve everything in the prettiest paper plates and cups you can find.
A dress-up theme party is great fun. However, you can also ask the kids to come dressed in their everyday clothes and then let them create their own outfits at the party. Have old clothes and shoes, costume jewelry and yards and yards of tulle handy for the guests to use. In this way you encourage their creativity, there's no competition about who came dressed in the most expensive outfit and you have one of the party activities sorted.
Have plenty of entertainment options ready but don't be too structured as far as the games and activities are concerned. Provide the materials for crafts like making their own edible necklaces and ensure that there is good music for the guests to dance to. A magician dressed as a court jester can be a good option if you need the guests to calm down for a bit. Otherwise, play a movie with an inspiring princess theme.
Some girls simply won't let themselves be dressed in pink frills. If you don't want to perpetuate the stereotype that all little girls should dress up and look cute, you may want to encourage some brain activity too. Have a 'Star Wars' theme where the kids can dress as Princess Leia but also as Han Solo if they want to and let them create an obstacle course through 'outer space'.
If it still sounds like too much stress to organize a party all by yourself, get a party planner to help. Several businesses have organized countless princess parties in Middletown and can arrange the perfect one for you too. They offer different packages to suit your budget and can design a custom-made event especially for your girl.
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