Like a lot of girls right now, my daughter wanted a Frozen birthday party. My husband, who is a little Frozen crazy too, wanted to give her a big Frozen party for our family and close friends. I was hesitant. With my husband’s big family, parties are not exactly fun to plan and carry out. But since Kayla was so excited, I decided to go ahead and do it. The party was a success, but did require a lot of work to plan out.
As life sometimes happens, the morning of the party, Kayla woke up sick with an upset stomach. Although the party went well, we didn’t get to put up all the decorations and do everything we planned, but we did get mostly everything done. Kayla was a trooper while we set up for the party and during 3/4’s of the party. Toward the end, her upset stomach started to catch up to her.
Here are some highlights from the party.
We had cardboard stand ups so the kids could take pictures with them, and we used the Olaf one to play Pin the Nose on Olaf. The kids loved them.
We played Sven’s Buckets, and used fake snowballs to throw into the buckets. This was my daughter’s favorite game/activity at the party.
Then we played Pin the Nose on Olaf.
Next up was building a snowman with Olaf stickers. I had a set of Olaf stickers for all the kids where they have to put him together. I also had other Frozen stickers, so they could create their own Frozen ornaments.
I decorated a cake table for Kayla’s Frozen cake and Olaf cupcakes. It came out really pretty.
Kayla got a lot of present, and only about a third of them were Frozen related. Which was fine with us because she’s getting plenty of Frozen stuff on her actual birthday and for Christmas.
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