Since it was lunchtime, we had a build your own sandwich bar which included white & buttermilk bread, ham, turkey, swiss and american cheese, shredded lettuce, mustard, mayo, pickles and potato chips. I also had old soda bottles and vases that I bought from the dollar store that I also spray-painted. They came in white, but I spray painted them gold. The standing frames were purchased from Ikea for $1. I just hot glued the fans on cardboard to keep it steady. I had some embellishment jewels to add a little more detail. It took me about 2-3 weeks to complete this project… it’s tough but it can be done! I used 12×12 & 8×10 scrapbook paper in a variety of colors. I placed some on the tents and used as a backdrop for the dessert table. The project that was very time consuming was the paper rosettes. The potions were just water mixed with food coloring. I also wrapped some twine on the bottles of the neck for an added look and burned the corners of the paper to give the labels an aged look. 4” (green), “fate changer” (purple) and a red colored liquid in the last vile. I then printed different potion names such as “bear tears” (blue), “potion no. I bought some small bottles at Michaels to use as viles.
If you watched the movie, the witch had some viles Merida poured into the cauldron. On the beverage container I wrapped twine on the top and placed a label on the front. The witch’s brew is just kiwi strawberry flavored Hawaiian Punch. I also designed and cut the labels for the beverage container. The refreshment bar included small water bottles and witch’s brew. The treat boxes for the girls included a small crown comb (to place into their hair), a ring, “Brave” sticker, “Brave” fruit snacks and a teddy grahams in a treat bag. The treatboxes for the boys included an inflatable sword from Oriental Trading Company, blue bubble wands, a “Brave” sticker, “Brave” fruit snacks (purchased from Target) and teddy grahams in a treat bag. The teal/dark blue were for the boys and orange for the girls. The treat boxes had different items for the boys and the girls and the easiest way for me to separate the two were to use 2 different color ribbon. I designed the labels on my own and had them printed on cardstock at FedEx Office. The dark blue ribbon holding the bunting was purchased at Wal-Mart for $2.įor the giveaways, I purchased white treat boxes from Oriental Trading Company. I opted to print the letters and illustration at a nearby FedEx Office for best color results and placed those on the cardstock. From there, I just traced the template onto the scrapbook paper to make the bunting and hole punched the sides.
#BRAVE PRINCESS VISIT BIRTHDAY PARTY FREE#
After finding a free template of the flag online, I printed it on cardstock and cut it to make a template. To create the flag bunting, I took advantage of Michael’s 5 for $1 scrapbook paper sale and stocked up on paper. DecorationĪs for the decorations, I made a lot on my own.
As I began planning her party, I decided on gold, teal and navy blue as the main colors.
#BRAVE PRINCESS VISIT BIRTHDAY PARTY MOVIE#
We adored this movie since it was different from the other princess stories and sends a positive message about courage and family unity. The theme is based on my daughter’s favorite movie, “Brave” by Disney/Pixar. Gold sprinkled teal cake pops, brownie bear claws, Will-O wisp blueberry cotton candy.Build your own sandwich bar, Archery Range Activity and Bean Bag Toss.Bear Marshmallow Pops and Flower Cupcakes.Witches Brew and water bottles with archery arrow designs.Bullseye! Melissa of Melissa Biador Photography hit the target for her daughter’s 5th birthday! Like the wisps, she led us into the forest for an Enchanting “Brave” Inspired Birthday Party with moss, wooden accents, and Hamish, Hubert and Harris dolls! Fate couldn’t have planned a more magical celebration! PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
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