Monday, January 18, 2010

Princess Tea Party for 10




We celebrated our daughters 4th bday this past weekend. I think this is a great menu to a perfect princess tea party. 

Not only is this party fun and fancy but its inexpensive and youll have left over crafts for the kids to use to make their valentine day cards.

Invitation was handmade as follows:
Sydney is 4!

Our Sassy Cupcake, Sydney, is 4 and has requested your presence at the cupcake palace for a tea party. Please come dressed in your fancy pants or party dress. Fancy delights, finger food, crafts and fun. 

Party from 12-2pm
Other details......

Menu
15 Cheese and white bread cut into heart shapes (using a cookie cutter) (could also do P/b and J)
20 Turkey hot dogs wrapped in croissants (rolls) 
25 Salami and cream cheese roll ups (used a toothpick for easy handling)
10 each Pineapple and strawberry fruit skewers
Pink Lemonade (we used sugar free and served in a fancy glass pitcher)
12 cupcakes and Birthday cake 
Pretzels and goldfish for snacks

Serve meal on reusable heart shaped plates (walmart and target have them cheap this time of year).
Drinks can be poured when sitting children down and we used disposable paper princess cups.

Everything can be make ahead of time excepts the hot dogs which need to be cooked prior to eating.

Table was preset, we had kids sit at the same time to each and placed a little of each on both sides of table for kids to get with ease.

Crafts
Heart shaped jewelry boxes (set of 12 goes for $10.00 from Oriental Trading Company.com)
Self stick jewels, sequin, foam shapes and wood markers to decorate (also from above website)
Displayed each item in a separate bowls, spread out on a long table covered with old wrapping paper. 
Kids can gather around the table and work while standing and talking.

Nail station
One or two adults can sit and paint finger nails with quick dry nail polish.
Be sure to cover the card table with old paper in case of accidents.
Also can apply gel glitter eye shadow or temporary tattoos (princess themed).

Coloring station
Princess coloring books and blank paper at a small table away from other craft stations.
Have an assortment of markers, stickers and crayons.

Story Time
Read Princess and the Pea story book
After reading book either play a group game or open gifts.

Guest gifts
Shop local Claires or clearance racks for nail polish gifts, jewelry etc. We found 10 boxes of nail polish with hair clips and lipstick for 85 cents a piece! 
Also included crown shaped suckers and baged gifts in heart covered bags with a tie string.


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