How to Have a Mickey Mouse Birthday Party
If you've loved Mickey Mouse since you were a child, you may want to have a birthday party with a Mickey Mouse theme this year. You can easily get the party supplies and decorations together, and even create some theme-specific party dishes that are sure to impress your guests. Many elements of a Mickey Mouse birthday party are extremely affordable as well. Does this Spark an idea?
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Things You'll Need
- Posters
- Red, black and white tablecloths
- Black calligraphy pen
- Red stock paper
- Circular cake pans
- Black fondant
- Balloons
- Table confetti
- TV
- DVD
Instructions
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Fold red stock invitation paper in half and use a black calligraphy pen to create Mickey Mouse party invitations. Draw the traditional shape of Mickey Mouse (one large circle with two smaller circles on top) all around the front of the paper, along with the words "You're Invited." Open the invitation and fill it with all the details guests need to know about your Mickey Mouse party, such as time, date and location.
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Prepare the cake for the party by using three circular cake pans--one larger than the other two. Bake a cake in your favorite flavor and use black fondant or icing for all three circular cakes. Bring the two small cakes to the top of the larger circle, one on each side.
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Select posters that show the evolution of Mickey Mouse over the years. Purchase decorative red or black frames to place the posters in. Hang framed posters of Mickey Mouse on the walls of the party space.
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Decorate the tables with red or black tablecloth and a small bouquet of Mickey Mouse-shaped balloons in the center. Sprinkle each of the tables with confetti shaped like Mickey Mouse to accent the tablecloth color (red confetti for black tablecloths, and vice versa).
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Set up a TV and DVD player at the party so that you and your guests can view vintage Mickey Mouse movies, along with modern classics. Turn the volume up midway to enjoy the phrases and songs in the movies, while still being able to hear and hold conversation.
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