OUR FROZEN INSPIRED PARTY – PART ONE [DECORATING]

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In March Jensen and Lyoto finally got their wish of a Frozen party – and thanks to all of the kerfuffle going on in our family, it’s taken quite a while to get the photos onto the blog.  Our party was amazing and around 35 children turned up to bounce about, eat sweeties and meet our surprise guests.

After a frantic to-and-fro with everything we needed to assemble the party, I began my one-woman mission to create a Frozen scene for our boys’ friends to enjoy for the afternoon.  The bouncy castle and slides arrived, the very lovely Lolly Trolly set up her gorgeous cart to be filled with the delights of All Occasion Sweet Shop, and Daddy set to work inflating a million balloons.

When everything was set up [read: when I ran out of time], Sven kept a watch over the buffet table whilst Anna and Elsa guarded the refreshments – even if they were a little stiff…

Our favours this year were candies and sweets on a beautiful Frozen sweet cart decorated with Frozen balloons from Party Bags and Supplies – and a choice of Frozen heart or Hans’ sword to fill up to take home, thanks to the lovely people at Yolli.  We also had a tiara and sword decorating station [which I never got a photograph of thanks to time constraints] manned by my brother in law [who secretly enjoyed making a pretty tiara, I like to think].

On the buffet table were Olaf and Elsa cupcakes and lollipops, fruit and sandwiches, crackers and sausage rolls, and little chocolate hearts hanging in organza bags from the Frozen trees.  There were rainbow jellies in glittery sleighs [painstakingly painted by me and my super dad] and chocolate dipped marshmallows in blue and white with the cutest straws, all displayed on the most beautiful tablecloth from the Pretty Little Party Shop.

Snow covered Sven hooves, according to Jensen…
The lemon meringue lollies in the jars from All Occasion Sweet Shop were SO good.
Hershey cookies and creme Kisses and bonbons and Cadbury chocolate snowballs…

Olaf’s personal fluffy cupcakes, topped with delicious icing from Sugar and Crumbs…

…and Olaf himself!

Note: I did not get a cupcake.  Fail.
Sven watched over the space for the cake very carefully.  I think he knew what it was going to look like… *cough* Olaf *cough*.
We set up a separate banqueting hall for the little ones to escape the noise if they wanted whilst they enjoyed their lunch.  White tablecloths were scattered with silver snowflakes and decorated with star balloons thanks to the brilliant and super patient Party Packs.
The hall was filled with inflatable castles and bouncy slides for everyone to enjoy – but the highlight of the party came just before lunch, when two special guests made their way towards the party hall and met our little ones in the reception…
{Part Two: Partying With Princesses coming soon [I promise]}

We are completely indebted to the following companies and people who made our boys’ day so magical:

Bolinja Princess Parties
Party Packs
Pretty Little Party Shop
All Occasion Sweet Shop
Yolli
Lolly Trolly
Party Bags and Supplies
Sugar and Crumbs

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  2. This is such awesome party decor! My little one would have loved to have a Frozen themed party, especially that big Sven! He's so adorable 🙂

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