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Summary: Planning a Cars-themed birthday party requires incorporating the theme into the invitations, the food and the decorations. Plan a Cars-themed birthday party with tips from an event coordinator in this free video on event planning.
Lori Randall knows event planning and coordination inside out. Prior to establishing Simply Divine Events, Lori Randall worked as an event producer for Evention Show Productions in...read more
"So you are planning a Cars theme party for your child. You're not sure where to begin. Well my name is Lori Randall with Simply Divine Events and I'm going to tell you how to throw Cars theme birthday party. First thing that you're going to want is set your date and to come up your guest list and decide who you're going to be inviting. And then you're going to want to decide on where you're having the party, if it's just going to be at your home or if it's going to be at a friend's house or a park and then you're going to want to start getting into the party planning. The first thing that you're going to want to do is send out your invitations and let the guests know when and where the party is. In doing your invitations, you might want to stick with your theme which I always suggest having your invitations go along with your theme and setting the tone for the party. A cute idea that you could do is you can print it on your computer or you can just get like a little post card and put, you know, "speed on over to, you know, Sarah's third birthday party". And just kind of make it like real cute and do some clip art and put some little cars on that. Then what you're going to want to do is come up with a menu what you're going to be serving at your party. And you're going to want to stick with your theme again, maybe you can do little soup bowls and have like little pin wheels, anything like wheels, like the wheely soup, it could be. Or you can have like a nice bread, bread loaf and put some cucumbers at the end of it to make it look like wheels and maybe like a cherry tomatoes, the nose and eyes, and kind of cut it out and make it look little bit like a car, just to kind of stick with your theme. You're also going to want to put some cars set out and get some, get some decor on your buffet tables and your little centerpieces. Another cute idea for snacks and favors would be doing this little brownie lollipop here. Basically, you're just making a little like a brownie cookie, getting some chocolate, some chocolate coco powder and then put your little M & M's or any chocolate candies on here and making a little cute traffic light, which is like kind of another cute idea. You're going to want to come up with your cake and stick it with your little theme. This one they're actually cars like the movie and they did their cake that way or you can just get any little trinkets or cars or trucks that you want to put on your cake, you can do that. Another fun activity for the kids is you can purchase these at most any craft stores where it's just like a wooden car and then you, they have wheels and everything, they can really sit there, down there and assemble it. Put some paints out there, some stickers so the kids can go ahead and decorate their cars as well. You can have little, a mat, you can place out kind of like where it's little car racing mat and then put a bunch of cars out there so the kids can play with that. so there's lot of fun ideas and just really look into things that you might have at home that you can utilize and put out, stick with your Cars theme. So best of luck on your planning."
eHow Article: Planning a Cars-Themed Birthday Party