Princess Party: The Most Enchanting Birthday Party Ever After!

If your little darling wears a tiara around the house and has been known to wish on every star, it may be time to throw her a majestic princess birthday party. Whether she’s enamored with a certain fairy-tale princess or has been begging to wear something pink and sparkly, you can bet she and her maidens will love this afternoon of enchantment.

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Party Guide

The Royal Treatment

Send each guest a sparkly magic wand with a scroll invitation attached by ribbon. On the scroll, write the details for the event: e.g., at The Royal Palace of 123 Main Street … by the request of Her Most Noble and Royal Princess (insert name here). Ask each princess to bring her wand and wear an outfit fitting of her kingdom.
Roll out the pink carpet with a runner or fabric up to your door, leading to an archway of balloons or streamers.
Announce each girl when she enters the magic domain. Be sure to ask if she would like to be called by her princess name.
Have extra tulle, tutus, sashes and play dresses on hand for guests who forgot outfits or need a little bedazzling.

Mirror, Mirror

Set a big mirror on a table with glitter makeup, pink hairspray, vibrant eye shadows, etc. and let the girls play dress-up! Have a pink carpet parade when everyone has been transformed.
Turn an armchair into a throne using fabric, tulle, balloons and extra pillows. Give each girl a photo op on the throne, then send the photos with a thank-you note.
Buy some plastic wine glasses that each girl can decorate with markers, sticky gems and ribbons to create a Goblet of Goodness. Use these for royal toasts while they sip their raspberry lemonade and eat princess cake.
Since today’s princesses don’t really need saving, allow them to slay a dragon piñata all by themselves—no prince required.
Send each of the maidens home with a taffeta pouch of Pink Powder Puff Crunch, which can be placed in her clean Goblet of Goodness.