Having a Disney Frozen party for your little princess? These Disney’s Frozen birthday party ideas are so much fun, I used the colors pink, purple, and blue to make a super awesome birthday theme!
I can’t believe that my daughter is already 4! We had a cute Frozen birthday party for her at our local park playground, complete with a jumper, food, sweets and plenty of friends. Here is our cute Frozen birthday party ideas and decorations I love how it turned out!
Ahhh, the Frozen obsession. Plaguing the homes of girls and boys worldwide, Anna, Elsa, Olaf and the whole crew have taken over.
The toys, clothes, stickers, pajamas, coloring books, stuffed animals and the even the DVD, are on constant rotation through the house. Just when I thought it was safe, my daughter asked for a FROZEN BIRTHDAY PARTY. I love celebrating birthdays, so, of course, I obliged and got to work! I started with an invitation, which had hues of blue, pink and purple, and went on from there to find printables and other party ideas. After visiting 77 stores, printing out 124 pages, and shopping Amazon till my fingers no longer worked, alas. Check out my daughter’s Frozen birthday party…
Frozen birthday party ideas: The invitation
I created this on the computer, using a free printable invitation and the Picmonkey online photo editor. This way, you can print it out on thick card stock to hand out, or just send the invitation via email. I did both.
The sweets table decor
I love how the sweets table turned out. The centerpiece is a cupcake stand that I made (super easy!), and I found these pink and blue cupcakes that matched perfectly! I used a simple blue table cloth, Frozen cups and plates, printed out cupcake toppers and made a banner. The Frozen blue punch is actually just blue Hawaiian Punch, and I love the Frozen themed AquaBall flavored waters! I placed chevron paper straws in the centerpiece, and on the left, I put a Frozen chest as decor and filled it with magic wand party favors that I made out of dollar store glow wands (see below). Other sweets included powdered donuts as snow balls, marshmallows, and popcorn in purple and white striped popcorn bags.
The Frozen jumper
I used Jump 4 Adan party rentals in San Diego, CA for this cute Frozen castle jumper, tables and chairs. It was perfect, this one is a combo jumper with a basketball hoop inside and a slide to get out. I do recommend them, they were on time, courteous and professional, and got everything done 100%! The kids wore themselves out!
The kids table centerpiece and place settings
This simple floral centerpiece turned out to be cute, it matched the theme very well! All I did was get artificial flowers, coconut to look like snow, and throw it all in a mason jar. Next time, I will adorn them with ribbon around the neck of the jar.
I made individual place settings for the kids table: large plates, beverage napkins, small Frozen themed plates, a fork, a blow horn, and an AquaBall water made this a simple and inexpensive place setting. AquaBall sent over a case of their waters for the party, they were a hit!
The Frozen pinata
This was an easy addition. I found this Frozen themed pinata at Walmart, filled it with candy and let the kids have at it!
The magic wand party favors
A visit to the dollar store and a quick printable favor tag made these simple, cheap Frozen party favors for kids. Take a star glow wand, punch a hole in your favor tag, tie some ribbon into a bow around the neck, through the hole of the favor tag, and you’ve got yourself a party favor!
Create your own event with these Frozen birthday party ideas…
Disney’s Frozen Invitation template – found on Pinterest, no source so let me know if it’s yours!
Cupcake topper printables – I cut out each circle, glued to magenta card stock, and cut with scalloped scissors
Disney’s Frozen Pinata – fill with candy, can be hit or pull string
AquaBall Frozen waters – flavored water for kids with absolutely no sugar or calories. Just water, all natural flavors, vitamins, using stevia to sweeten
Disney’s Frozen Party supplies – plates, cups, napkins, favors, decor, etc
Frozen banner printables – cut out these circles and paste onto triangle banner
Star glow wands – I found mine in store
Frozen Party Favor Tags – cut circles, punch holes, tie with ribbon
Glass beverage dispenser (for Frozen punch)
My friend Sara over at Mom Endeavors has a bunch of cute Frozen printable resources here
So, what do you think of my daughter’s Frozen themed party?
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Love this! You did such a great job:) which park in sd did you do it at? I live in sd to
Hi Deanna,
Love the ideas you have! especially love the invitations, I am terrible with creating stuff like that any chance you would able to give me some tips on how you made the invitations? thanks 🙂
You did a fantastic job, clearly done with love for your daughter.
How do you make the blue punch?
Man, it’s 2015 and Frozen is still a thing.lols Although I do love the color combination of a Frozen themed party. Are those powdered donuts?