Delight your little girl by giving her a beautifully decorated party with these Princess and the Frog Party planning ideas. Your child’s Princess and the Frog Party will set the stage for an adventure featuring Princess Tiana, a love-sick Cajun firefly, a horn-blowing alligator, and two talking frogs.
(From our friends at Birthday Party Planning Ideas)
As my daughter's sixth birthday approaches, I'm trying to find more ways to give her ownership of her big day. As much as I love admiring the details of a beautifully executed birthday, I also love letting kids play a major role in the look and feel of their parties [...]
What little girl doesn’t love the idea of an enchanted garden? Whimsical moss greens and bright red were the chosen color palette for this party designed by Alecia of Boutique Affairs (an Australia reader!). Sweet pink and red butterfly cookies along with clever treat names like ‘Magic Monkey Chips” make for a darling display. Moss plate settings are topped with wooden utensils tied with bakers twine. Love the look? You can find wooden utensils at Shop Sweet Lulu!
I hope you have found lots of enchanted inspiration in this party feature from the stamped wooden cutlery to the enchanted garden theme!
Vendors + Credits
Design/Styling/Desserts – Boutique Affairs | Boutique Affairs on Facebook
Photography – Her Photography
Stationery – Her Designs
Toadstool Cookies – Hello Naomi
Felt Toadstools - Sweet Tashie
Cutlery Stamp - www.mrsainthecove.blogspot.com
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| Fairy Mapole - Great for Fairy Dancing Games! |
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| Fairy Party Table Chairs - Beautifully adorned with butterflies |
Last week my daughter came home from school very excited about a new game they had played - it was called "Elves, Wizards and Giants."
As we talked about how the game worked I realised it could be a great Princess party game - especially if you have a few Princes joining in the fun! The game is a combination of the old favourite "Rock, paper, scissors" blended with the chasing game "tag."
This is how it works : you need plenty of players and plenty of space - each round ends with one team chasing the other to a 'safe zone.' To begin with, have all the players practice the action that reveals their choice :
Elves hold their hands up to their ears to form pointy elf ears, making high pitched elven noises
Wizards thrust their hands out in front as if casting a spell, making suitable sound effects (like zzzzzap, boom or kazam)
Giants hold their arms overhead, making themselves as tall as possible while making booming, growling sounds
Once everyone has the idea, divide into two teams, standing in lines a few feet apart and facing the other team. Each team huddles together and makes a team choice of which character to play : Elf, Wizard or Giant. When the decide, the organiser calls "3, 2, 1" and the teams reveal their choice across the battle lines.
The rules are :
Elf outwits Wizard (Elf wins)
Wizard zaps Giant (Wizard wins)
Giant squishes Elf (Giant wins)
The losing team run for the safe zone with the winners in pursuit. Anyone tagged joins the winning team. Repeat the game until everyone is on one team.
There certainly are some parties where "Elves, Wizards and Giants" would be on the list of Princess party games!
