My daughter turned 6 in April and had a Tinkerbell/Peter Pan party to celebrate!
The invites I made looked like this...
My daughter of course wanted her hair in a bun like Tinkerbell and wore fairy wings. She looked lovely...
My kids made tons of artwork for the party, so I displayed some like this in the front entry...
It was really tricky to find much for Tinkerbell party things. Peter Pan stuff apparently doesn't even exist! So I kept to green and purple and fairy-type decor. There was a bit of pirate and woodsy-type things thrown in for the Peter Pan look.
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My son had a Peter Pan bow & arrows set with a dagger so I set them up with the hat from my kids dress up clothes and a rolled up map...
I had out the pictures of my daughter meeting Tinkerbell and Silvermist during our trip to Disneyland a few months before. We saw Peter Pan there and didn't get a photo with him, so I took one of my daughter by the Peter Pan mural at her school.
On a previous visit to Disneyland, we met Captain Hook, so I also added that photo to a frame to display...
I had seen many versions of the Neverland signs on Pinterest. So I created my own version with kraft paper and paint. I had fun trying to make them even though I'm not much of an artist....
Now on to the food!
"Pixie Punch" was grape juice mixed with Sprite and "Morning Dew" was ice water with slices of lemons, limes, and oranges...
I made these cute ships with slices of apples and cheese...
More of my kids' Peter Pan artwork went up on the fridge with pieces of Tinkerbell washi tape...
Downstairs in the family room, I added a Tinkerbell banner with purple pinwheels onto it...
I managed to find a bakery that would do a Tinkerbell cake since my daughter wanted a cake with a toy on it for her party...
I made these cute teepees...
I made some Pixie Stix into arrows...
I made Tinkerbell and Pirate cupcakes for her party with her friends and had some out for her party with family, where we also had the cake. She also took them to school on her birthday...
Blue Jello & orange slices made to look like ships on the sea...
Lots and lots of treats!
Treat bags from her friend party...
They got a couple colouring sheets, candy necklace, pixie stix, bookmarks I made using a printable I found on Pinterest, Tinkerbell rings, fairy bubbles, a Tinkerbell pencil, a pirate sticker, purple and green candies, and purple and green chocolate coins, and I added a roll of rockets onto fairy wings I cut out of patterned scrapbook paper.
I had some games planned, but my daughter didn't want to play much for games. But they did play "Pin the Puff on the Pixie" with a printable I found on Pinterest...
My daughter loved how her party turned out and I enjoyed the challenge of putting it together!
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