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January 31 by BirthdaypartyIdeas4u.com CH

Princess Tea Party Celebration

Tracie from Tracie Stier Johnson created a massive masterpiece with this Princess Tea Party celebration. The venue for the event was very spacious, making it a fantastic palette to create a magical experience for her little one, Hunter.

The entrance to the party area was a display of lots of pink and pink polka dot balloons that were tied up beautifully along with a large print that was hung on the front door to welcome the guests.

Despite the large amount of space that Tracie had to work with, the decor was phenomenal. An array of poms were scattered throughout the party area in a variety of shades and patterns, creating a sweet and elegant atmosphere for the little princesses to enjoy.

A large display of photos was used to showcase the sweet little ones event, the walls were covered along with a lovely mix of photos on each of the tables.

The tables for the children catered to their small size with perfection. Instead of using the standard size that most adults would use, Tracie set up little ones so the kids were comfortable. The tables were lined with a sweet pink tablecloth and had a scattering of liners that stood out beautifully with their dark pattern. To make the table look more royal, tall skinny vases were used to showcase a gorgeous arrangement of flowers along with adorable glasses with mini twizzlers to add a pop of red to the color spread. There were even cute little cut-outs that added to the ambience with ease.

Hunter’s cake was a three-tiered wonder covered in a soft pink frosting that any princess could love. Topped with an adorable little doll in moss and the number 4, this cake was sophisticated and fun. This Princess Party left nothing to be desired from top to bottom it was perfection.

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Tracie with Tracie Stier Johnson

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January 30 by BirthdaypartyIdeas4u.com CH

Pink & Blue Nautical Girl Party

What’s better than bringing the magic of the sea into the home for a fun party? This is exactly what event stylist Partylicious did with a pink and blue nautical themed party for a birthday girl. With cheerful colors of bright pink and royal blue, this theme party mixed nautical imagery, bold patterns, and seaside details meant for a day at the beach.

The main event table was adorned with a pink, chevron-patterned tablecloth and a mock fishing rope net. While the net offered a cool, nautical look in itself, it also served as a useful piece that accessories were pinned on and tied to, such as a big starfish and festive balloons. Several creative seafaring props were displayed in front of the event table, including a wooden anchor, authentic lobster trap crates, a sailor’s lantern, and distressed wooden sign that read “BEACH”. Other décor included polka-dot balloons in sandy white, blue, and corally pink that framed the event table.

The cake was a star in itself, presented in the middle of the main event table on white scalloped cake stand. The two-tiered birthday cake was draped in white fondant, with the bottom layer boasting pink chevron designs and the top layer showcasing blue horizontal stripes. In the middle of the two tiers was a beautifully crafted pink bow, which furthermore accented a cleverly crafted sugar fondant sailboat cake topper, decorated in the same pink and blue hues with a big number “4” on the sail for the birthday girl. Other treats were placed along the main table, featuring sweet cupcakes each with their own nautical images like flags, anchors, and a life tube. On another plate were sugar cookies with pink, white, and blue frosting with those same nautical image adornments as well.

The backdrop of the main event table was truly a sight to see, with a ruffled white curtain attached to the wall and a happy birthday banner in the theme colors attached to it. Large puff adornments made from tulle hung from the ceiling in the brilliant royal blue and sweet pink. A white picture frame sat on the table with a sign inside that featured cute artwork of a little sailor girl and more happy birthday wishes to the birthday princess! A creative addition was a rope tied in a sailor’s knot around the frame of the artwork. Last but not least were the fantastic party favors, wrapped up in pink chevron patterned boxes.

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January 29 by BirthdaypartyIdeas4u.com CH

Science Party Ideas

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By Eventee Party Planner

A science themed party is an event full of imagination and eccentric fun, and it allows guests to really use their noggins while having a great time. Between bold decorations, vibrant food, and interactive party games, this is a theme that is truly memorable.

Science Party Invitations

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Science Party Decorations

Get ready to decorate with lots of bright colors, as you can incorporate everything from neon orange to hot pink to day glow yellow to fluorescent green. Paint Styrofoam balls the colors of the nine planets and hang up along the ceiling and use streamers with beaker images to line the walls. Post up images and cutouts of atoms, cartoon mad scientists, and any general snapshots of what might be in science laboratories. Dim lighting with buckets of smoldering dry ice and black lights really set the atmosphere for the theme brilliantly. Big, metallic silver balloons and square banners with the element symbols are also great additions to décor. Drape your tables in neon green table cloths and set up a photo booth for your guests with mad scientist themed props. Don’t forget chalkboards with different science symbols and diagrams drawn on them, along with colorful chalk provided for the guests to have a little fun, too. No matter how big or small, elaborate or subtle, your venue might be, these decorations work for every type of party and you can never have too much science goodies!

Science Party Food

Set up a main event table to house the cake and all the other scientific treats. A cake in the shape of a lab beaker, a sheet cake with the periodic table iced on, or a triple tiered cake in shades of orange, yellow, and blue are all great options when deciding on a good cake for your party. Neon green sugar cookies in the image of the radioactive symbol, eyeball cake pops, colorful candies in test tubes, and orange frosted cupcakes with spaceship toppers are all delightful not only for the sweet tooth, but also for the imagination. Chocolate brownies with gummy worms and cups full of dirt cake pudding are delicious, while green jello in miniature measuring cups are a classic staple. For saltier fares, “DNA” pasta salad and biohazard boxes filled with crackers or cheese squares are easy to eat. A punch bowl filled with dry ice for effect and green punch that looks fantastic in replica test tubes is sure to bring about smiles. Another great addition for the food is an ice cream bar set up like a miniature laboratory. Here, the guests can make cups of ice cream and pile on whatever silly science toppings they wish.

Science Party Favors & Games

Activities for a science party can be so interactive and engaging for your guests, and you can use these activities and games to merge with your guest party favors. Set up an area with a lab coat and glasses for everyone and have safe experiments available that everyone can participate in, like a lava cake volcano, paint by number, make homemade “slime” with a bunch of simple, safe household items thrown together, or make your own lava lamp. Hand out fun prizes to not only the winners, but also a little something for everyone else. Great ideas for awesome gifts for your guests are little things like mad science Mad Libs, bags of colorful macaroons, scientist glasses, miniature telescopes, magnifying glasses, or glow in the dark alien head erasers. Round all these up into a cool pouch that has the image of a moving atom on the front or a hazardous material box. Furthermore, let the guests take their activity science lab coats and goggles home as an extra little something to remember what a fun time they had.

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Pony Theme Party Ideas

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By Jenny cookies

Ponies are beautiful little creatures that nearly every little girl absolutely loves. It is a perfect idea, then, to incorporate ponies into a special birthday party that your little girl and all her little friends will absolutely love and adore. Believe it or not, a pony themed party can actually be an event that’s much easier to put together than you’d might think. So, round up your sweet invitations to get your guests ready for an exciting and fun-filled pony party!

Pony Party Invitations

Pony Party Decorations

If you can throw a pony themed party outdoors, then this should definitely be something you do. This gives a more rustic, pony ranch feel to the party and plenty of space for the kids to play as well. Decorations can include all sorts of beautiful, barn-like motifs, from wooden backdrops with pony stamped images to distressed wooden tables, to even a replicated barn playhouse for the kids to play in. Colors to hone in on are soft pinks, rustic browns, and ivories, and fabrics like burlap, ruffled linens, and doily place settings are great added details. Banners with pony images, along with barn stars, pink balloons, and miniature toy ponies set up along tables go splendidly with soft floral arrangements that can include flowers like pale pink peonies and white baby’s breath. You can never have too many ribbons and bows on everything from chairs to serving ware, and opt for matching sets of tableware with images of ponies to tie your entire look together.

Pony Party Food

A main table can be set up to house the party cake, along with all the other delicious treats, beverages, and snacks. Keeping in with the pony theme, a double tiered cake with frilly pink frosting and an adorable pony topper is just the thing. Other treats that have a pony ranch, somewhat Western twist are chocolate dipped apples on sticks, miniature apple pies, and sugar cookies in the shape of ponies with thick sugary frosting. Sliced apples in cups with caramel and berries make healthier sweets. Cake pops with cowgirl hats, chocolate pudding cups, and giant colorful lollipops are also yummy treats to have, while beverages of chocolate milk and pink lemonade can be served in little mason jar glasses. Scrumptious salty fares to have on hand are classic peanut butter and jelly, celery and carrot sticks set up in ranch cups, and cucumber sandwiches for the adults. Don’t forget the apothecary jars full of pretzels and candies!

Pony Party Party Bags

Party favors can be extremely fun with a pony themed party, so fill up personalized burlap bags with lots of themed goodies like colorful macaroons, miniature toys of My Little Pony, clip in rainbow hair, and even little pony plastic cups full of more candy. You can also incorporate activities and games with the favors, such as cowboy hats, riding stick ponies, or pony handkerchiefs. Glittery favors like pony hair bows and stickers are also a perfect little addition to your guest party gift bags.

Pony Party Games

There are so many options for games with a pony themed party, and perhaps one of the most popular is Pin the Tail on the Pony. Other activities can include fun yard games, like races n stick ponies, horseshoes, hopscotch, and if you have the opportunity, actual pony rides. It can also be an extra fun activity to roast hot dogs and marshmallows over the fire, just like the little ones would do if they were on a real pony ranch.