Prince or Princess themed Children's party
Hosting a Children’s prince or princess party is a magical experience that can make any young royal’s dreams come true. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you plan and host the perfect royal-themed party:
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Setting a date and sending invitations
Choose a date and time for the party, and design invitations with a prince and princess theme. Incorporate pastel hues, tiaras, castles, and fairy tale elements into the invitation. Ensure it contains essential details such as the date, time, venue, and RSVP instructions.
This one is great, her-royal fiveness.
There are lots of designs to chose from on Zazzle.
Prince and Princess Attire
Encourage children to come dressed as their favorite princesses or princes. Provide tiaras, crowns, wands, and capes for those who may not have costumes.
This is a bundle of 4 classic Disney Princess characters including Aurora from Sleeping Beauty, Belle from Beauty and The Beast, Cinderella and Snow White outfits.
Also a 4 piece set, robes and crowns for the princes.
Royal decorations
Transform your party space into a royal palace with decorations like balloons, banners, and tablecloths featuring princess designs, castles, and magical creatures.
This personalized bunting appeals to my sense of humor! You can find it and others on Etsy.
Names fit for Royalty
Assign each child a royal title and name, like Princess Sarah or Prince Ethan, and make name tags or royal badges.
This is a Princess Adventure Name Generator Kit, so you don’t have to think of all the names yourself!
Prince and Princess crafts
Set up a craft station where kids can create their own tiaras, wands, or royal jewelry.
This make a wand kit looks like it will be good fun.
Royal Games
Organize prince and princess-themed games like “Royal Treasure Hunt,” “Pin the Crown on the Prince/ Princess,” or “Musical Thrones” (a variation of musical chairs with cushions or small thrones).
This coloring sheet is great because it also doubles as a table mat.
The Royal feast
Serve prince/princess-themed snacks like “Cinderella’s Glass Slippers” (sugar cookies), “Ariel’s Seashell Sandwiches” (sandwiches cut into shell shapes), and a royalty-themed cake or cupcakes.
I love these drinking cup!
Music and dancing with a prince and princess theme
Play Disney princess songs and encourage kids to dance like royalty.
Bop along to this. Warning the lyrics will stick in your head forever.
Storytime
Have someone read classic prince and princess stories or tales of adventure and magic.
A little read of this and everyone will be asleep in no time, (including you).
Royal photo booth
Create a photo booth with a princess backdrop, props, and costumes for memorable snapshots.
Bop along to this. Warning the lyrics will stick in your head forever.
Party favors - royal style
Prepare prince/princess-themed party favors like tiaras, stickers, prince/princess-themed coloring books, or magic wands.
Some bags like these wil really come in handy.
Cake cutting ceremony
Gather everyone to sing “Happy Birthday” and watch the birthday child blow out the candles.
Easily turn a normal cake into a royal cake with a cake topper.
Thank-you notes
Send guests home with princess-themed thank-you notes or small party favors as a token of appreciation.
I love these thank you cards, their so cute, I gound them at Zazzle.
Memories
Capture the enchanting moments with photos and videos to cherish the magical memories.
A kid’s prince/princess party is all about enchantment, imagination, and making your little one feel like royalty. With these ideas, your young princesses and princes will have a fairy tale celebration they’ll treasure forever.