•  Dinosaur Invitations

Create some prehistoric mayhem with a Dinosaur Party that your child will cherish forever! Using a jurassic idea, you can create a venue outdoors for a very natural effect.  If you cannot have the event outside, you can bring some plastic plants indoors and hang gigantic leaves of paper stock to make a wild outdoorsy look.

Make each guest table a dangerous excursion of dinosaur delight with a mini-prehistoric centerpiece at each one.  Use small plants with long leaves to cover the dinosaurs that you place around to make it look like they are hiding in the bushes! For the base colors of your tables use dark brown covers so the green from all the natural elements and shine fantastically.  For a fun and secretive decoration, place a couple of crates around the room with DANGER tags place on them.  Inside you could actually have some sort of stuffed dinosaur as a prize for the winners of your activities during the party. You can use different green shades of crepe paper for a 3D effect on your back drop for your food table by cutting it into long strips, wrapping the top around some yarn and then draping it across your wall like a banner.

You can really get creative with your Dinosaur dishes, one favorite is to make a Tyrannosaurus with a watermelon, toothpicks for teeth and inside his mouth you can place lots of little fruit bites for the kids to chomp on.  Make little “bones” from pretzels to add a bit of archeological fun. Little nests with candy eggs are sure to have your guests ready for more treats.  You can make dino-cookies and all kinds of other dino-shaped delicacies for an exciting buffet. Make a dangerously delicious cake with a giant dinosaur coming out of the top in a crazy fun way.

Some unique activities that kids will love include making your own dinosaur dig.  You can put little plastic dino’s into balloons, then fill them with water and freeze the night before the party. Then peel the balloon off the dino-ice cubes and let the guests hammer into the ice – with safety goggles of course- to excavate their prize. Have a hot lava tug-of-war by placing a red towel in the center and have each team on the sides to pull the other team onto it.

You can send your little party goers home with plastic eggs filled with surprise goodies to enjoy when they get home.  You could also make delicious dirt cups with little dinosaurs on top for a treat to remember!

• Fairy Party Invitation
• Tinkerbell Party Supplies

Bring a special touch of nature to your child’s event by throwing them a Fairy Birthday Party.  With a blend of soft, pastel colors, you can create an ethereal venue area that is sure to be remembered forever. If your child loves Tinkerbell, then you can base the fairy theme on Tinkerbell theme incorporating lots of gold yellow and yellow green and hint of purple here and there.

Fairy Party Invitations

For a Fairy Party, you can send out invitations that are elegant and sweet, you could even have artwork with sparkles and glitter to make them shimmer with “magic.” A flowing font is ideal, cursive even, giving a gentle way to invite your guests to come to your special event. You can add lovely soft fairy silhouette stickers or stamps on the DIY invite.

 

Fairy Party Decorations

A Fairy Birthday Party is a wonderful one for throwing in an outside venue area, but you can definitely make it work indoors nicely as well.  This theme allows for you to bring together all kinds of beautiful natural elements to decorate your whole area beautifully.  An abundance of wreaths wrapped with ribbons and flowers makes a lovely addition to the look, hung in trees or on your walls.  You can hang bunches of ribbons and tulle down for the children to dance through, letting your decoration double as an interactive tool.  Put jars with toy fairies and moss at the tables as centerpieces. You could even decorate the jars with butterflies and glitter to enhance the fairy-like effect.

Fairy Party Food

Have delicious fairy foods like Fairy-Tale Mushrooms – Fairy toadstools.  Use Mozzarella cheese sticks, cherry tomatoes and some cream cheese. Cut the Cheese sticks about 3cm in height as they’ll be used as toadstool stems. Cut the delicious red cherry tomatoes in half and place it on top of the cheese ticks with small amount of cream cheese so they stick. Pipe cream cheese onto tomatoes to create little dots for a finish touch! You can create a garden bed with spinach leaves or alfalfa sprouts for an adorable snack.

Fairy cake pops covered in sprinkles offer a fun sweet with a magical look.  Fruit tarts bring in some vibrant colors and are a tasty option for kids to enjoy. A tiered tray of cupcakes with sprinkles make a wonderful treat as well.  Create a two-layer cake and cover it in sweet elements like mushrooms, flowers, butterflies and then top with your favorite fairy character for a memorable dessert option.

Fairy Party  Entertainment

To entertain your little fairy guests you can play a fun game of Catch the Gnome. Have an adult with a bag of candies ready to run and all of the fairies (guests) have to chase the gnome (adult) with their wands.  Each time they catch the gnome, he/she has to freeze and toss out a handful of candy to unfreeze.  The game is finished when the candies run out!  Let your guests take some time to make a beautiful fairy of their own in a crafting section, giving them a chance to be an artist.  You could even give them a project like making pixie dust, placing different colors of glitter  in a little jar with a secure lid that they decorate to take home.

Send your visitors home with a fun way to remember the special day by making tutus from tulle for each one to wear.  Or you can give them wands, little boxes with frosted sugar cookies, or their own little wreath crown to wear home! A fantastic DIY favor idea would be a little fairy dust in a bottle. Add some glitters in a mini jar with a cork! You can also purchase them on etsy below.

 

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