Sisters Frozen Birthday Party

There have been a ton of Frozen Birthday parties going on in the last year, but with two girls born in December two years apart, I knew I would have to join the masses. Everything was so fun, from the themed food items to the activities. My girls and our guests (boys and girls alike) had a blast!

The highlight for the kids was the snowball fight and playing in the cardboard castle. The adults loved the unique snacks and desserts.

• What People Ate

  We Finish Each Other’s Sandwiches – pesto turkey for adults and almond butter and jelly for the kids; Sven’s Salad – sweet kale mix from Costco; Han’s Frozen Hearts – frozen grapes; Olaf’s Snowman Parts – marshmallows, pretzels, chocolate chips, and cheese puffs; Kristoff’s Ice Blocks – blue jello; Sven’s Carrots; Olaf in Summer – yogurt (with candy eyes, mini chocolate chips, and pretzels); Marshmallow’s Snowballs – white cheddar puffs; Kristoff’s Chips and Dip

• What People Drank

  Melted Olaf – water; Elsa’s Snow Punch

• Desserts

  North Mountain Trees – pudding with white chocolate covered cones; Snowflake Cake Pops; Sugar cookies – I purchased a sheet of edible images from my local cake shop and DIYed these guys with royal icing; Coronation cake

• Party Favors

  Homemade Snow Slime (similar to Gak), rock candies, washable tatoos, rings and hairbands from the Target $1 section

• Activities / Games

  Guests arrived in Disney costumes; Snowball fight with DIY snowballs around a giant cardboard castle; Snow table with moldable "clay" snow; Cookie decorating; Play tent ball pit for the babies

• Marigold Events

  Decorations and Event Styling

  My friend Angie and I planned out all of the decorations and put everything together to change my home into a Frozen wonderland! It looked beautiful.
  www.marigoldmom.com

• Blyss Photography

  Photographer

  Alyssa does an amazing job capturing the details of the party and is a gifted child photographer. I will especially treasure the pictures she got of my girls at their party.
  www.instagram.com/blyssphotography

• Pink Poppy Party Shoppe

  Personalized Decor

  Bethany created the beautiful cake toppers with my daughters' names and the banners that were part of the backdrop. She does customized work to match any event.
  www.etsy.com/shop/pinkpoppypartyshoppe

• Feather and Fray

  Banner and Decor

  Laurie creates amazing banners that can match any event. She used sparkly ribbon in my invitation's colors and even snowflakes to make a showstopping decoration for my tables cape. She also can do die-cuts and made the snowflake cake pop toppers.
  www.etsy.com/shop/featherandfray

• Cardboard Sheek

  Cardboard Banner

  Sarah makes hand-cut, hand-painted cardboard banners that are great for photo shoots or decorations for events. The one she made for this party is now in my daughter's room because we just can't get enough of it (and it's durable enough to be in arm's reach of a toddler).
  www.cardboardsheek.com

• Ryan and Wren

  Hair bows and headbands

  Mary makes my favorite bows and headbands for little girls, so I knew I would need some for my girls to wear on their big day!
  www.etsy.com/shop/ryanandwren

• Hello Brielle Designs

  Invitation, food labels, and signs

  I design invitations and other party printables for my Etsy shop. You can find the Frozen line there and much more: www.etsy.com/shop/hellobrielle