Enchanting Princess Party Ideas To Make Dreams Come True!

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Princess parties make you think of once upon a time stories. Like once upon a time a little girl wished for an enchanting princess party. Below are some ideas to help you create a princess party full of wonder and make believe for your special little princess.




PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR INVITATIONS

PRINCESS TIARA INVITATIONS - Either buy pre-made tiaras or cut them from silver, gold, or pink card stock and decorate with glitter and jewels. Write party details with silver gel pen. Hand-
deliver invitations.

SCROLL INVITATIONS - Use scrapbook scroll paper or parchment paper and print party details on computer using Old English font or write them in calligraphy. Roll up, tie with pink satin ribbon, and hand-deliver. For added fun, have invitations delivered by dad, brother, or a teenager dressed in a prince costume.

GLASS SLIPPER INVITATIONS - Decorate clear Cinderella glass slipper party favor with glitter, jewels, and satin ribbon. Print out party details on pink or lavender card stock, cut with decorative scissors, hole-punch, thread ribbon through, and tie to slipper. Have dad, brother, or a teenager dressed in a prince costume hand-deliver slipper on top of satin pillow (leave only the slipper).

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR CREATING PRINCESS WAND INVITATIONS - Use 12" long, 1/4" wooden dowel. Paint Styrofoam star pink. Spray with tacky glue and sprinkle with pink glitter. Tie eight 24" pieces of pink and white curling ribbon to end of dowel and secure with glue. After star dries, push onto dowel over ribbon knot, and glue in place. Curl ribbons. Print out party details on pink or lavender card stock, cut with decorative scissors, hole-punch, thread ribbon through, and tie to wand. Hand-deliver wands.

PRETTY PINK PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR INVITATIONS - Cut 8 1/2"x 11" shiny pink card stock into 4 pieces. Type or handwrite party details in calligraphy on textured white card stock, light pink card stock, or scrapbook paper. Cut finished piece with decorative scissors to 3"x 4 1/2". Glue to pink card stock. Create bow using 12" of pink tulle ribbon. Glue bow to top center of invitation, or punch 2 holes at top and thread ribbon through holes and tie into bow. Decorate bottom corner(s) with princess stickers and embellish edges with glitter.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS TO CREATE PHOTO INVITATIONS - Cut 8 1/2" x 11" shiny pink card stock into 2 pieces and fold in half. Using decorative scissors, trim edges of photo of your daughter in princess attire, so photo is slightly smaller than card stock. Glue photo to front of invitation. Put "Your Invited to a Royal Princess Party" above the photo.

Using scrapbook paper with light pink design (finished size will be 4 1/2" x 7 1/2"), type or handwrite in calligraphy the party details. Using decorative scissors cut inserts and glue to inside of card stock. Decorate with princess stickers.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR EMBELLISHING READY-MADE PRINCESS INVITATIONS - Buy ready-made princess invitations. Embellish with ribbons, glitter, ribbon roses, jewels, and tulle. Here's several Princess Invitations to consider.

Select from the following princess party ideas for invitation openings:

You're invited to a royal princess party.

A royal celebration in honor of Princess (Name's) (Number) Birthday.

Your presence is requested at Princess (Name's) royal birthday celebration.

Once Upon a Time in a Land Far, Far Away,
A Princess was born on a Very Special Day!

Dress in your Princess Best for a Royal Celebration,
as Princess (Name's) (Number) Birthday
is the extraordinary occasion!

Her Royal Highness (Name) requests the honor
of your presence at her (Number) birthday coronation.

Hear Ye! Hear Ye! You are cordially invited to
attend (Name's) Royal Birthday Celebration.

Then add the day, date, and time.

For party location, select from the following and add the address:

(Last Name's) Palace
(Last Name's) Castle
Magical Dress-Up Palace
Magical Dress-Up Castle
(Name's) Royal Palace
Magical (Last Name's) Kingdom

Then conclude with an R.S.V.P. and a request for princess costumes to be worn. Select from the following:

R.S.V.P. to Queen (Name), (Phone #)
R.S.V.P. to Queen Mum (Name), (Phone #)
Regrets to Queen Mum (Name), (Phone #)
Regrets to Queen (Name), (Phone #)
Can you party happily ever after? R.S.V.P. to Queen (Name), (Phone #)

Please wear your best ball gowns.
Please come dressed as a princess.
Dress in your princess best.


PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR COSTUMES

Ask guests to wear their princess best. For some additional princess party ideas, give guests any of the following when they arrive:

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR CREATING A PRINCESS HAT: Take a plain, pink cone party hat and cut top off. Tie knot at end of a 24" to 36" long piece of pink tulle (depending on size of child). Insert tulle in hat and glue knot at hole area to hold in place. The tulle will flow down child's back. Wrap lace and satin ribbon around bottom of hat and decorate hat with jewels, sequins, and glitter.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR CREATING A PRINCESS HEADPIECE: Make each girl a headpiece by twisting pink and silver metallic star garland into circle to fit head. Tie eight 36" to 60" (depending on size of child) pieces of pink and white curling ribbons to back of headpiece. Curl ribbons. Use bobby pins to hold in place.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR A PRINCESS WAND: In the alternative, if you want to make your own, here's a few princess party ideas. Use 12" long, 1/4" wooden dowel. Paint Styrofoam star pink. Spray with tacky glue and sprinkle with pink glitter. Tie eight 24" pieces of pink and white curling ribbon to end of dowel and secure with glue. After star dries, push onto dowel over ribbon knot, and glue in place. Curl ribbons.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR TIARAS: If you're short on time or not inclined to making your own tiaras, there's a great option pictured above that has marabou trim.

PRINCESS MAKEUP: Apply blush, lipstick, and body glitter on princesses.

PRINCESS JEWELRY: Glitter jelly bracelets and hologram hair twists.

For the boys, you can request they wear their prince best and give them the following:

PRINCE CROWN: Make a crown out of gold card stock or poster board. Decorate with jewels, sequins, and glitter. If you're looking to buy a fun crown for all your prince attendees, there's a great one pictured above.

PRINCE SHIELDS: Make a shield out of foam-backed poster board and cover with foil. Glue gun a piece of elastic to the back of each shield for the prince to slide his hand through. Glue a small, purple piece of shield-shaped card stock to the foil and write their name as follows: "Prince/Sir (Name)."

For some more princess party ideas for costumes, check out our PRINCESS COSTUMES photos and how-to tips. They are nothing less than fun and fabulous!


PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR DECORATIONS

The dominant royal colors for your princess party should be pink, purple, lavender, blue, cream, white, gold, and silver to set the tone and help create your castle atmosphere. Select from the following princess party ideas and adapt your color selection accordingly:

• Create a red carpet leading up to your doorway. Use a carpet remnant or create the "red carpet" from red felt, red poster board, or red plastic tablecloths.

• Set up a special castle gate at your entrance for all your little princesses to walk through in order to enter the enchanted kingdom. This can also make for a great photo-op.

• Either create your castle at the front door area or on a wall for a photo-op location. Make castle frame from foam-backed poster board or cardboard. Measure width of door frame so you know how wide to make it. Create 2 castle towers with a jagged edge. Join them together with a piece of straight cardboard and hang a sign in this area that says, "Welcome to "Name's) Castle." Paint castle in shades of gray and use black for the windows.

• To create a wonderful princess party room and a fun and fabulous photo ops, add a princess themed wall mural to one of your party room walls. After the party is over, then transfer the mural to one of your child's bedroom walls.

• Either create your castle at front door area or on a wall for a photo-op location. Make castle frame from foam-backed poster board or cardboard. Measure width of door frame so you know how wide to make it. Create 2 castle towers with a jagged edge. Join them together with a piece of straight cardboard and hang a sign in this area that says, "Welcome to "Name's) Castle." Paint castle in shades of gray and use black for the windows.

• Decorate ceilings with pink and white twisted streamers and clusters of balloons with curling ribbons.

• Create "canopy" at entryway by loosely attaching pink and white streamers to center of ceiling and loop it to wall joint to create canopy effect. Allow each streamer to go to floor.

• Create a balloon arch. If you have a wire arch cover it in pink balloons. If not, create your arch from cut-up wire hangers.

• Decorate archways or doorways with pink and white streamers for princesses to pass through.

• Decorate wider walkways with pink sheets tied back with tulle bows.

• Hang glittery stars from curling ribbons on the party room ceiling.

• Cover tables with white tablecloths and pink toppers, or white and pink sheets. Tie corners with pink and white ribbons and scatter pink, glittery confetti, gold stars, sequins, and jewels on top.

• Place white paper doilies, princess plates, napkins, pink plastic cutlery, and plastic champagne or wine goblets with pink bows tied on stems and glue jewels to bottom of glasses to create royal goblets at each place setting. Tie napkins with pink satin ribbon.

• Hang sheets of white Christmas lights on walls with lightweight, see-thru, light pink fabric over lights.

• Hang white twinkle lights around door entrance.

• You can also hang jeweled or metallic foil curtains at your doorways for your little princesses to walk through.

• Cover the living room ceiling by hanging pink sheets, pink fabric, pink plastic tablecloths, or sheer pink fabric to create the ballroom. Then allow several pink and white helium balloons to float to the ceiling.

• Hang princess posters and/or princess decals on your walls, all of which can later be transferred to decorate your child's bedroom walls.

• Transform dining room chairs into princess thrones by taping gold and silver poster board around the backs and decorate with jewels, glitter, sequins, tulle, etc. Add pink pillows to sit on or use pink glittery fabrics to cover chairs. Make the birthday princess' chair extra tall and extra special with more elaborate decorations.

• Put vases of pink and white flowers around room.

• Put pink and white balloons outside to alert guests of party location. Put them on mailbox, hang from tree, or tie to car antenna.

• Tie pink tulle bows around all chairs.

• Make a pink tulle tutu for punch bowl. Cut tulle 6" x 24". Gather one side using an upholstery needle and pink string. Tie off and shape around bottom of punch bowl as a centerpiece.

• Make sign that says, "Welcome to ____'s Princess Castle" and hang on front door.

• Have bubble machine at front door so guests go through sea of bubbles as they enter.

PRINTABLE GAMES - Here's some fun print and play toddler party games that would be a perfect party game add-on!

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If you're looking for some game and activity ideas that have a princess theme, here are a few options that you might want to consider incorporting into your party. If you're ready to roll up your sleeves and get busy creating a few games from scratch, here's an entire page with nothing but Princess Party Games Ideas and Activities.

• Princess Castle Activity
• Princess Parade
• Royal Ball Freeze Dance
• Pin The Crown On The Prince
• Pass The Royal Slipper
• Pass The Tiara
• Musical Crowns
• Princess Dress-UP Relay
• Dig For Jewels & Make A Treasure Chest
• Princess Balloon Relay
• Princess Stepping Star Relay Race
• Disney Princess Pinata

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR PARTY FOOD

Select from the following princess party ideas for party food to fill your little princesses bellies:

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS TO CREATE PRINCESS SANDWICHES - Cut bread using slipper, star, or heart cookie cutter or use mini croissants.

Filling Options: (1) peanut butter and jelly, (2) chicken or tuna salad, or (3) cream cheese and chopped pecans. Tint filling pink with a few drops of red food coloring.

PRINCESS MAC & CHEESE - Prepare favorite Mac & Cheese recipe. Add red food coloring and stir until desired "pink" color is achieved.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR A MEDIEVAL FEAST - Prepare traditional Medieval Times feast consisting of tomato soup, chicken legs, ribs, baked potatoes, and garlic bread with no eating utensils.

PRINCESS FRUIT & CHEESE PLATTER - Cut various fruits and cheeses into bite-sized pieces. Soak apples in lemon juice so they don't turn brown. Use toothpicks with pink cellophane tops.

PRINCESS CRACKER MUNCHIES - Mix chopped pecans and red food coloring into cream cheese until cheese is pink. Spread on top of Pepperidge Farm decorative-shaped crackers and top with piece of ham.

PRINCESS PINK LEMONADE - Combine lemonade concentrate and water and pour into ice ring mold. Freeze 2-3 hours until slushy. Place strawberries in slush allowing tops to show when turned over in bowl. Freeze until firm or overnight. Prepare pink lemonade mix according to directions and place in punch bowl. Add ice ring and serve.

PRINCESS PINK LEMONADE PUNCH - Combine 1 lrg. can of frozen pink lemonade and 2 qts. 7-up or Sprite and mix in punch bowl. Add 1 qt. softened raspberry sherbet, stir, and serve.

ROYAL STRAWBERRIES - Melt 6-oz. pkg. semi-sweet chocolates, 1 tsp. vanilla, and 2 tbsp. butter. Dip each strawberry into chocolate so it covers half the berry. Place on wax paper lined cookie sheet and refrigerate at least 15 minutes or up to 5 hours before serving.

PRINCESS SUGAR COOKIES - Make favorite sugar cookie recipe. Using slipper cookie cutter, cut dough into slippers and cover with pink icing and decorate slippers with any combination of edible glitter, sprinkles, sparkling sugar, nonpareils, cake gel, or candied flowers.

STRAWBERRY ICE CREAM - Either get it plain or with strawberry pieces.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR CUPCAKES - Decorate white cupcakes with pink frosting and any combination of edible glitter, sprinkles, sparkling sugar, nonpareils, cake gel, or candied flowers. Use this as a party activity and let princesses decorate cupcakes.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR BIRTHDAY CAKES

Select from the following princess party ideas for birthday cakes to celebrate your little princess' birth:

CASTLE CAKE #1 - Bake 2 round cakes. Cool, stack, and frost with pale pink frosting. Bake 3 smaller round cakes. Cool, stack the 3 cakes on top of the 2 round cakes, and frost them with purple frosting.

Pipe white frosting around bottom of cake and decorate piping with candy, e.g., Skittles or M&M's. Pipe white frosting on top of 3 cakes in mountain-shape to make it look like a big cupcake and put colorful sprinkles on frosting.

CASTLE CAKE #2 - Bake five 8" square cakes. Place 4 cakes side by side to create 1 big square cake. Place fifth cake on top of the center of the 4 cakes. Frost all the cakes with white frosting. Frost 4 sugar cones with pink frosting and roll in edible glitter. Place them on the 4 corners of the cake. Decorate cake with sprinkles, Skittles, M&M's, etc.

CASTLE CAKE #3 - Bake your favorite cake in a castle-shaped cake pan and decorate it according to the pan's directions. In the alternative, you could download a picture of a castle to use as a guide in creating a dwelling fit for a princess!

TREASURE CHEST CAKE - Bake loaf cake and let cool. Cut off top third of cake. Trim 1/2" off one long side of top. Place chest base on foil covered cardboard. Scoop out portion of chest bed. Frost outside of chest with yellow frosting. Fill best with gold and silver wrapped kisses, candy necklaces, chocolate gold coins, etc. Frost "top" of chest and place on top of bottom with "treasures" falling out of chest. Decorate outside with M&M's and Skittles. Create "straps" across chest using fruit roll-ups.

PRINCESS SHEET CAKE #1 - Bake white sheet cake or 2-layer round cake and frost with pink frosting. Decorate with a princess cake topper, and any combination of edible glitter, sprinkles, sparkling sugar, nonpareils, cake gel, or candied flowers. This will surely delight your little princess.

PRINCESS SHEET CAKE #2 - Bake white sheet cake and frost with white frosting. Add an edible sugar art image of a princess scene or the princess and the frog to make your cake instantly look spectacular!

PRINCESS CAKE - Bake 6" and 9" round white cakes. Stack smaller on larger and frost with pink frosting. Create scene by decorating with princess, prince, and castle figurines and any combination of edible glitter, sprinkles, sparkling sugar, nonpareils, or cake gel. Add candied flowers or silk flowers around bottom of cake.

PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR A PHOTO CAKE - Take picture of your child in princess costume and have bakery put it on the cake.

Check out our visitor-submitted CASTLE CAKE and CROWN CAKE photos to get a few more ideas for creating your princess theme cake.


PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR FAVORS

Select from any of the following princess party ideas for creating memorable party favors:

Along with the princess tiaras and magical wands, fill cellophane bags with party favors and tie with pink and white curling ribbons. Conceal contents with piece of pink tulle large enough to cover bag and tie with curling ribbons. Fill bags with any combination of princess stickers, pink nail polish, pink lip gloss, pink barrettes and pony tail rings, friendship rope bracelets, flower rings, edible candy necklace or bracelet, pink wax lips, body glitter, pink crystal rock candy suckers, pink pencils, glitter balls, paper dolls, bubbles, princess bookmarkers.

MORE PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS

Just in case you're still on the hunt for some more Princess Birthday Party Ideas, here's several ideas to check out. There are lots of options and ideas for creating invitations, decorations, party food, favors, and games.


PRINCESS PARTY IDEAS FOR PARTY SUPPLIES

Here's some teriffic Princess Partyware, Decor & Lots More to consider.

Here's some wonderful Fairytale Princess Party Kits to liven up your table, along with some theme balloons and centerpieces.

Here's some great Princess Party supplies including ideas for partyware, invitations, favors, and lots of decor!

Check out these great Fun Princess Supplies - Includes lots of fun options for beach balloons, tablecovers, palm trees, and lots of partyware and decor!

If you're looking for costumes, then you'll have to check out Buy Costumes, as they have more princess costumes then you can count!

If you're in the market for a fun pinata in the shape of a castle or princess crown, here's a couple of Great Pinatas along with some party and favor kits.

Princess Party Ideas

Do you have some favorite princess party ideas? Do tell! Please share all your party tips and ideas for invitations, decorations, games, etc.