Allie's 4th Birthday

My daughter was very specific on the kind of princess party she wanted....it was Disney princesses of course but she wanted ALL the princesses...not just one. So I tried my best to incorporate every princess while keeping a color theme. I loved the gold incorporated with the pink/purple...it made for a great dessert table and the centerpieces brought it all together! The Elsa we had was amazing and was a great save since it poured rain all day (yes...in July...in California...). She did magic tricks while the kids decorated their cupcakes on the floor which really helped it not be so chaotic with so many people in the house!

• What People Ate

  Fruit, Veggies, pita/chicken salad/cold cut sandwiches, chips, desserts. Kids table had fruit, veggies, goldfish, fruit wands (no pictures) PB&J platter and small tea sandwiches.

• What People Drank

  Soda, punch, water.

• Desserts

  Cupcakes and dessert bar

• Party Favors

  Adults - dessert bar Children - each princess/princebag had an item that represented all 13 princesses. I sadly didnt get pictures of everything that went inside. Snow White - both boys and girls had a plastic diamond favor and inside were jewel shaped candies Cinderella - B&G had candy watches Sleeping Beauty - B&G had a bag with pink and blue cotton candy in it. Jasmine - B&G had finger cymbals Ariel - Girls had Ariel mirror keychains and boys had goldfish Belle - B&G had suckers that were inside boxed roses Tiana - B&G had gummi frogs Rapunzel - B&G had paint sets Mulan - Girls had fans and boys had oriental noise makers Pocahontas - B&G had DIY dreamcatchers Elsa/Anna - Girls had frozen rings and boys had suckers with Olaf faces Merida - B&G had cookies that looked like Targets

• Activities / Games

  Pin the slipper on Cinderella "Do you wanna build a snowman" - make your own with misc treats. We also had an archery set set up so they kids could pretend they were Merida! Also a section in the house to decorate your own crown!