A magical Alice in Wonderland themed birthday party is a fun and delightful event to put on. It’s full of silliness, unique décor, and brings an atmosphere of nostalgia and quirkiness. It’s fun for all ages, whether it’s a children’s birthday party you’re throwing, or even an adult’s. This is the one theme that you can truly mix and match tons of creative ideas together to make a memorable party. Alice in Wonderland is a book full of potent and direct imagery, which makes it the perfect theme for a party. You can use these images in decorations, the cake, treats, and favors galore. So, get your invitations with images of the prominent wonderland characters like Alice, the rabbit, and the Mad Hatter ready and out to your guests!

• Magical Alice in Wonderland Birthday Party Invitations
• Alice in Wonderland Decorations

Alice in Wonderland Invitations

Start by setting the tone of the party with fun and themed invitations. Since Alice in Wonderland is all about whimsical adventures, your invitations can reflect that by using key elements from the story. For example, you could design the invitation to look like a playing card, similar to the Queen of Hearts’ cards. You can also include phrases like “Don’t be late for a very important date!” to match the White Rabbit’s famous quote. If you want to go even further, send out invitations with a small attached key or teabag to give your guests a sneak peek of the tea party they’re about to enter.

Decorations

Transform your party space into the magical world of Wonderland by using bright, bold, and quirky decorations. Start by creating an entrance that looks like Alice’s rabbit hole! A large cardboard archway with a “Welcome to Wonderland” sign above it. Inside, you can hang colorful paper lanterns, oversized playing cards, clocks, and pocket watches from the ceiling to give a sense of the topsy-turvy world Alice falls into.

Mismatched chairs, brightly colored tablecloths, and teapots scattered around the room will make the space feel like the Mad Hatter’s tea party. For an extra whimsical touch, place signs that say “This way,” “That way,” and “Up” or “Down” to make it feel like the confusing Wonderland paths Alice walks through.

Tea cups should be in abundance within your decorations, so get creative with this. Flowers in teacup pots, teacup streamers, and of course, setting up your eating tables to replicate an actual tea party. Create signage that you can post up throughout the party that quote the actual Alice in Wonderland book like “You’re entirely bonkers. But I’ll tell you a secret. All the best people are.” and “It’s always tea time.” The book offers tons of quotes for you to utilize brilliantly for your Alice in Wonderland themed party.

Centerpieces

Your centerpieces can be the highlight of your table setting, bringing the Wonderland theme to life. Teapots are a great option, filled with vibrant flowers or feathers to mimic the Mad Hatter’s tea party. You can also scatter playing cards and clocks around the tables to match the theme.

Another fun idea is to use small “Eat Me” or “Drink Me” tags attached to cupcakes or drink bottles. You can also create mini garden scenes in teacups with artificial grass, flowers, and tiny mushroom decorations to mimic the magical garden where Alice meets the Cheshire Cat.

Food & Drinks

For an Alice in Wonderland-themed party, you’ll want to offer food and drinks that reflect the fun and quirky elements of the story. A Mad Hatter’s Tea Party is a must! Serve mini sandwiches, scones, and various flavored teas. You can also include small desserts like cupcakes and cookies labeled with “Eat Me” tags for a whimsical touch.

For drinks, consider making a punch or lemonade and labeling it with “Drink Me” signs. You can also serve colorful drinks in teacups to match the tea party theme. For dessert, an Alice-themed cake with designs like playing cards, teacups, or a large Cheshire Cat grin will be a showstopper.

The birthday cake itself should be a detailed representation of the theme. Think a giant cupcake cake, or the Mad Hatter’s top hat mixed with fondant pieces of the rabbit’s pocket watch and Alice herself. This should be placed on a main event table in a center point that guests can immediately see.

Games and Activities

Pin the Grin on the Cheshire Cat

Similar to “Pin the Tail on the Donkey,” this game involves blindfolding players and having them attempt to pin a smile on a large picture of the Cheshire Cat. The closer they get to the actual grin, the more points they earn!

Tea Cup Relay

Set up a relay race where players have to carry a tea cup on a saucer without spilling the “tea” (which can be colored water or small tokens). The team that finishes the race first, without dropping their tea, wins!

Down the Rabbit Hole Toss

Set up a target game where players throw small balls through “rabbit holes” (painted tubes or decorated boxes). Each hole can be assigned different point values based on difficulty.

Who Stole the Tarts?

Hide small treats around the party area, and let the guests search for them in a scavenger hunt. Whoever finds the most “tarts” wins the game. You can use small cookies or cupcakes as the “stolen tarts.”

The Caterpillar’s Bubble Blowing Contest

Have a bubble-blowing contest to see who can blow the biggest or most bubbles, just like the Caterpillar blowing smoke rings in the movie. Provide bubble wands and solution for everyone to play.

Alice’s Musical Chairs

Play musical chairs, but with an Alice in Wonderland twist. Use music from the movie, and when the music stops, players have to find a seat. The last one standing is out, and the game continues until one winner remains.

Mad Hatter’s Tea Bag Toss

Create a fun tea-themed toss game by setting up teacups or bowls at varying distances and having players toss small bean bags or “tea bags” into them. Score points based on the distance of the cups.

White Rabbit’s Riddle Race

Create a set of riddles that players need to solve to find hidden objects or clues around the party space. Each clue leads them further down the “rabbit hole” until they reach the final prize.

Party Favors

Send guests home with party favors that will remind them of their magical trip to Wonderland. Small teacups filled with candies or cookies make great gifts, especially if you add an “Eat Me” or “Drink Me” tag. You could also give out mini “drink me” bottles filled with colored water or juice, which the kids can enjoy or take home as a keepsake.

Other fun party favor ideas include Alice in Wonderland themed bookmarks, keychains shaped like teapots or pocket watches, and Alice in Wonderland-themed stickers or notepads. You can even wrap the favors in colorful paper and tie them with ribbons that match the party’s colors for an extra special touch.

Magical Alice in Wonderland Birthday Party Collection

A space themed birthday party is an exciting and creative way to celebrate a child’s special day. With planets, stars, astronauts, and rockets, you can transport guests to another galaxy for an out-of-this-world experience. Here are some simple ideas for planning a space-themed birthday party, including invitations, decorations, centerpieces, food and drinks, games and activities, and party bags.

• Space Party Supplies
• Space Invitations

Space Themed Birthday Invitations

To start off, create space themed birthday invitations that will get everyone excited about the party. You can design invitations shaped like rockets, planets, or stars. Another fun idea is to have a picture of an astronaut helmet with a message that says, “Blast Off to [child’s name]’s Space Birthday Party!” You could also include space-themed clipart like spaceships and astronauts to match the theme.

For added fun, you can send out the invitations with a note saying “Mission Accepted” or “Countdown to Fun Begins!” Don’t forget to include important details like the date, time, and location, as well as an RSVP.

Space Themed Birthday Decorations

To set the scene, fill your party area with space-inspired decorations. Start by hanging black or dark blue streamers and balloons around the room to create a night sky effect. You can add glow-in-the-dark stars and planet cutouts to the walls and ceiling to give the room a true outer space feel. Silver balloons shaped like stars or planets will make the area look even more galactic.

For the tables, use space-themed tablecloths, plates, and napkins. You can find ones with planets, rockets, or astronauts on them. Another great idea is to set up a large cardboard rocket ship that kids can play in or use as a photo booth.

Centerpieces

For the centerpieces, think about simple but fun ideas that will catch the guests’ attention. One idea is to use small astronaut figurines or rocket toys as table decorations. You can place them on top of a box decorated with silver foil or space-themed paper. You could also fill clear jars or vases with colored candies or marbles that resemble planets, and top them with mini spaceship toys or astronaut helmets.

Another idea is to use foam balls painted to look like planets and place them in the center of each table. You can add tiny flags or signs with fun space-related messages like “Welcome to Planet [child’s name]!”

Food and Drinks

Get creative with the food by turning classic snacks into space-themed treats. Start with “Rocket Sandwiches,” where you cut sandwiches into rocket ship shapes using a cookie cutter. Serve “Alien Fruit Skewers” by putting grapes, strawberries, and melon on sticks to look like colorful alien antennas.

For a fun sweet treat, make “Galaxy Cupcakes” with dark blue or purple frosting, topped with edible glitter to look like stars. You can also serve “Moon Pies” or star-shaped cookies. Another great idea is to make a cake shaped like a rocket or planet, and decorate it with icing and sprinkles to match the space theme.

For drinks, you can serve “Rocket Fuel” by offering blue or green-colored juice. Another fun idea is to serve drinks in space-themed cups or bottles labeled “Astro Juice” or “Milky Way Milkshakes.”

Games and Activities

Keep the kids entertained with space-themed games and activities. One fun game is “Pin the Rocket on the Moon,” which is similar to “Pin the Tail on the Donkey.” Blindfold the kids and have them try to place a paper rocket onto a large picture of the moon. For adults, you can ask them to write a message for the birthday boy or girl, to be opened when he or she turns 18. Ask them to make a prediction or share their hopes and wishes.

Another exciting activity is a “Space Treasure Hunt.” Hide small space-themed toys, stickers, or candy around the party area, and let the kids search for them. You can give each child a small bag to collect their treasures.

For a more active game, set up a “Rocket Launch” race. Create small paper or foam rockets, and have the kids line up and try to toss their rockets into a hoop or basket. The child whose rocket lands closest to the target wins a prize.

You can also set up a “Spacecraft Craft Station,” where the kids can make their own rockets or spaceships using paper, markers, and stickers. This will keep the kids busy and let them take home a fun craft they made.

Party Bags

Send the little astronauts home with space-themed party bags filled with fun goodies. Use silver or black bags with star or planet stickers to match the theme. Inside, you can include small space-related toys like mini rockets, astronaut figurines, alien erasers, or glow-in-the-dark stars that they can display in their own bedrooms. You could also add some star-shaped cookies or a moon pie as a sweet treat.

For an extra touch, include a thank-you note from the birthday child that says something like, “Thank you for joining my space mission! I hope you had a blast!” This will make the guests feel special and help them remember the fun time they had at the party.

A Mickey Mouse birthday party is a classic and fun theme for children who love this iconic Disney character. With Mickey’s cheerful face, red shorts, and famous ears, you can create a magical celebration that kids will love. Here are some ideas to help you plan the perfect Mickey Mouse birthday party, with categories such as invitations, decorations, centerpieces, food and drinks, games and activities, and party bags.

Invitations

The invitations are the first step in setting the tone for the party. You can create Mickey Mouse-shaped invitations by cutting black cardstock into the shape of Mickey’s head, complete with his big round ears. Add a red bow or write the party details in fun, Disney-style fonts. You can also buy pre-made Mickey Mouse invitations that feature Mickey and his friends.

Make sure to include all the important details like the date, time, location, and RSVP information. You can also add a cute message like, “Join us for a magical celebration with Mickey Mouse!” or “Oh Boy! It’s a Mickey Mouse Birthday Party!”

Mickey Mouse Decorations

To decorate your party space, think of Mickey’s classic colors: red, yellow, black, and white. You can start by hanging a “Happy Birthday” banner with Mickey’s face or ears on it. Use red and black balloons and streamers to give the room a bright, festive feel. You can even get Mickey Mouse shaped balloons for an extra special touch.

For the walls, hang up posters or cutouts of Mickey and his friends, like Minnie Mouse, Goofy, and Donald Duck. You can also create a Mickey Mouse backdrop for photos by using black paper cutouts of Mickey’s ears and adding a bright red or yellow background.

Centerpieces

The centerpieces can be simple but fun, and they don’t have to be expensive. One idea is to fill small buckets with red and yellow tissue paper, then stick Mickey Mouse cutouts or small Mickey toys into the top. You can also place Mickey Mouse plush toys in the center of the tables or use Mickey-shaped confetti to add some sparkle.

Another cute centerpiece idea is to make Mickey Mouse heads using three balloons—one big black balloon for the face and two smaller black balloons for the ears. Tie them to a red or yellow base to match the rest of the party decorations.

Food and Drinks

When it comes to food, you can get creative by turning classic snacks into Mickey Mouse-themed treats. Use a Mickey Mouse-shaped cookie cutter to make sandwiches or cookies in the shape of Mickey’s head. Serve “Mickey’s Cheese Puffs” or “Goofy’s Fruit Skewers” with a variety of colorful fruits.

For the birthday cake, a Mickey Mouse-shaped cake is a must! You can bake a cake with three round layers—one large for Mickey’s face and two smaller for the ears. Decorate it with red, yellow, and black icing to match Mickey’s colors. Alternatively, you can make Mickey-themed cupcakes with black icing and fondant ears.

For drinks, serve “Mickey’s Red Punch” or “Donald Duck’s Lemonade” in cute cups with Mickey-shaped straws or labels. You can also use Mickey Mouse cups and plates to add a little more magic to the meal.

Games and Activities

Keep the kids entertained with fun Mickey Mouse-themed games and activities. A classic game is “Pin the Ears on Mickey,” where kids are blindfolded and try to place Mickey’s ears in the right spot on a big picture of Mickey. Another game idea is “Mickey’s Treasure Hunt,” where you hide small Mickey-themed toys or candies around the party area and have the kids search for them.

You can also set up a craft station where kids can make their own Mickey Mouse ears using headbands and felt. Or, try a “Mickey’s Coloring Corner,” where children can color pictures of Mickey and his friends.

If you want to keep the party energetic, play a “Mickey Dance Party,” where the kids can dance to Mickey Mouse Clubhouse songs or Disney tunes. Musical chairs with Mickey music is another fun activity.

Party Bags

As the party comes to a close, send each child home with a special Mickey Mouse-themed party bag. You can use red, yellow, or black bags with Mickey stickers or cutouts. Inside, include Mickey Mouse goodies like stickers, small toys, or Mickey-shaped crayons.

You can also add some sweet treats like Mickey Mouse cookies or candy, and maybe even a pair of Mickey Mouse ears for each child to wear at home. Another great idea is to include a small coloring book with Mickey and his friends, along with a set of crayons. For an extra special touch, include a thank-you note from the birthday boy or girl, thanking the guests for coming to the party and celebrating with Mickey Mouse.

Mickey Mouse Birthday Party Collection