Frozen Party Ideas

Need some Frozen party ideas? My oldest just turned 5 and she was so excited to have her first friend party! I was not at all surprised when she chose Frozen as the theme 🙂

I made a simple invitation and printed them off as 4×6 photos. And yes….we had a no-gifts party and I loved it! That way the focus was on having a fun time with her friends and she received plenty of gifts later that evening from family 🙂

Recognize the dress? Get the tutorial (and free pattern!) here. Don’t forget about Kristoff & Olaf if you have some brothers attending the party

For decor I hit up the Christmas clearance at Wal-Mart and set up some lights, snowflake ornaments and “snow balls”

Nothing too fancy but the birthday girl loved it!

While the party guests were arriving I had out some Frozen coloring pages for them to work on as they waited.

For our first game we did a “snowball” toss using some foam balls and a few baskets. I made them worth different points but we didn’t bother keeping score

Then we moved onto building snowmen out of marshmallows….and eating them 🙂 To make things easier on myself I pre-sorted everything they needed into a baggie and had one snowman assembled as an example. His nose is an orange Mike & Ike Candy and the eyes and buttons are mini chocolate chips. They were a little hard to get into the marshmallows but it worked out well enough

Our next game was pin the crown on the Elsa. I downloaded a template here and all of the kids decorated their crown. the birthday girl was quite insistent on drawing the Elsa poster herself 🙂 You could also do pin the nose on the Olaf

For cake we kept it simple with cupcakes. I used a blue velvet cake mix and blue sprinkles. Super easy and the kids loved them!

After cake we moved onto “snow dough“. It was easy and cheap to make and the kids had a fun time with it.

To wrap things up we had a Frozen dance party with balloons and this was definitely the highlight of the party! It was a good thing to do last since it got a bit wild!