If you're planning to invite a kingdom of princesses to your child's birthday party, take stock of your dress-up supplies. Your guests will clamor for crowns and tiaras, frilly dresses and fancy shoes. Turn your house into a castle for a princess dress-up birthday party that will make your child feel like royalty.
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Difficulty:
Moderately Easy
Instructions
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Send princess-themed invitations and request that guests wear princess attire.
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Order or make a cake that's fit for royalty. Decorate a sheet cake with a tiara and wand, or order one in the shape of a castle. Pink frosting and glittery icing are suitable touches.
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Choose paper goods that follow the theme. Shop at a party goods store for princess-themed plates, cups, table clothes and napkins. Or take out your child's play tea set and set up a princess tea party.
4
Send home goody bags with royal gifts. Fill them with princess toothbrushes, sparkly wands, shiny toy jewelry and princess coloring books.
Tips & Warnings
Be sure to have extra princess accessories including a dress for any guest that may be in need. Never let a guest feel left out.
If you are inviting boys to the princess party, be sure to update your theme to princess and pirates or some other theme that boys will also enjoy.
Good tip for adding boys... We had a princess, girl only party for my grand daughter and let all of the girls decorate their own little princess doll cakes. A large doll cake had been prepared ahead of time. The girls all came in princess clothing. They had a ball.
Meri Rees
Jul 11, 2008
Good tip for adding boys... We had a princess, girl only party for my grand daughter and let all of the girls decorate their own little princess doll cakes. A large doll cake had been prepared ahead of time. The girls all came in princess clothing. They had a ball.