Thank you Disney, for saving me from planning a ballet birthday party for girls plus boys in my backyard. Your release of the mega-hit Frozen was just in the nick of time, allowing me to keep the party far away from my not yet unpacked home full that’s choking me with crystal pieces that I am beginning to think will forever haunt my dining room table. But boo on you Disney for not pumping out enough of your typically prolific licensed merchandise. You really made it difficult for Mom’s like me, to pull together a Frozen birthday party.
Undaunted and not wanting the alternative co-ed
ballet party, we made it work. (Boys, you should thank me…) With the backdrop of ice skating at the Dr Pepper StarsCenter, the Princess Cupcake’s Frozen Birthday party was categorically a success. However, I will take credit for the major #momfail by forgetting Olaf and Sven for the table, as well as batteries for the snowflake lights.
Three weeks later, I’m still mad at myself for leaving those at home! The rest however, turned out nice. It’s always tough to get a rented room decorated and ready in the small window of time that you have for a kids party, but I think we managed to do okay, although I also regret not configuring a fast backdrop behind the party table. Sigh. And because I feel your pain as it’s still tough to find Frozen merchandise, I’ve included links to where I purchased all of our party supplies in case you’re trying to put your own Frozen party together.
Cool Props for Your Frozen Birthday Party
The adorable Frozen invitations on Etsy from ColorfulPaperPrints.
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I also made cupcakes…![]() ![]() ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Each contained Frozen stickers and rock candy from Party City, custom wrapper chocolates, a beautiful snowflake lollipop. The girls favors also had a bottle cap Elsa or Anna necklace and a rubber snowflake charm bracelet, the boys also had a Sven or Olaf bottle cap keychain and snowflake kazoo. |
I got the custom chocolate wrappers on Ebay from West Coast Visions, the “Thanks for Chillin” tags on Etsy from Samair shop, the snowflake lollipops on Etsy from CandiedCakes (they sent extra, good thing!), the rubber bracelets from lrutledge03 on Ebay, the kazoos from this seller on Ebay, the fry boxes were a download from ClaudellCrafts shop on Etsy. The necklaces and keychains were from Julia’s Clips on Etsy (the same place I ordered the headband). The iridescent and aqua tissue and sparkle blue curling ribbon was from Party City. The clear bags were from Hobby Lobby. I forgot to take photos of the snowman kits (see the bag topper below that says, “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?”) |
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The full size stand-up of Elsa was a huge hit though. ![]() |
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The centerpieces are below, although they are not shown complete. There were character picks in them as well — thanks to last minute help from @vintagejustice — and the Princess Cupcake dismantled them on the ride home so they could be puppets. The centerpieces are aqua polka dotted buckets from Michaels with snowflake Joleen’s stickers on them and some floral styrofoam inside. |
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Hello,
I am doing a frozen birthday party for my daughter. Can I borrow some of your decorations? I can pay you?
Thanks!
Hi Sammy, thanks for the request. Unfortunately, I don’t have any of ours left.
Love it! Thank you for the inspiration