How to throw a princess party

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How to Throw a Princess Party
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• At some point in their young lives, most little
  girls go through a princess phase. They might be
  enchanted by the ideas of castles, horses, ball
  gowns and sparkling tiaras or they could have
  seen a Disney movie that captured their hearts.
• If your daughter asks for a princess party when
  her birthday rolls around, here are some ideas to
  make the day unique and memorable.
• Just remember although there's a plethora of
  princess products on the market, you don't have
  to go with a commercial princess theme.

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Princess Party Invitations

• Princess parties should be announced in a royal
  fashion. Send invitations that use a fancy text
  and glitter. They could be shaped like horses,
  unicorns, tiaras, glass slippers or rainbows.
• You could paint your own pretty princess
  picture or make something simple, like a cutout
  of the age your child is turning with a tiara
  perched on top of the number.

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• Speaking of tiaras, how about delivering one
  plastic tiara to each party guest with a tag
  attached that lists the who, what, where and when
  of the party? Somewhere on the card, ask the
  girls to wear their new crowns to the party. If
  boys are invited, replace the tiaras with crowns
  or inflatable toy swords (compare prices).

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• You could also make an old-fashioned looking
  party invitation by printing out the party
  information on paper using an elaborate font,
  dipping the paper in dark tea to age it, letting
  it dry and rolling it up like a scroll.

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Princess Party Decorations

• When it comes to princess party decorations,
  think pink! Pink plates, pink napkins, pink
  streamers, pink balloons.
• Or, go with a regal purple or the birthday girl's
  favorite colors.
• Here are some other princess decorating ideas

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• To give basic party hats a princess touch, cut a
  piece of tulle that's about six inches by 18
  inches long. Tie a double knot at one end, then
  pull the unknotted end through the small opening
  at the top of the hat, creating a tail of fabric
  that flows behind the guests as they wear the
  hats. The double knot should catch at the top of
  the hat, preventing the tulle from sliding out.
  If the opening at the top is too wide, though,
  staple or tape the knotted end of the tulle in
  place.The boys can wear crowns or black or silver
  party hats to resemble knights.

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• Hang a unicorn or rainbow piñata that's filled
  with small toys and candy.
• Order an arch of rainbow-colored balloons from a
  balloon business or make one yourself using
  a balloon arch kit. Display it over the food or
  gift table or place it near your front door so
  the guests must walk under it to enter the party.
• Purchase a bubble-making machine and let it run
  throughout the party so soap bubbles constantly
  float around the party guests.

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• Cover chairs with organza slipcovers, which you
  can purchase or make yourself following
  directions in the book by Kaari Meng.
• Cover tables with pink tablecloths, then drape a
  layer of organza on top. Boys' tables could be
  covered with black and silver.
• Hang tissue-paper pompoms from the ceiling.

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