I also printed a “it’s dangerous to go alone…” sign for the goodie bags. It’s an idea I saw a friend do and thought it was genius-your guests end up spending probably less money and saving themselves the time of shopping for a gift and having to wrap it, plus they help her accomplish her goals! We had a box where to deposit gifts, and we also gave people the alternative of donating a few dollars to my daughter’s Disneyland fund since she has been saving to go to Disneyland.
I used an image of the life heart, added the necessary letters, printed them, glued them on thick card stock paper, cut out the shapes (so much cutting!), punches holes on each side, and ran a piece of white yarn through. I created a banner to welcome everyone to the park. Should you find the patience to go the perler route, it’s a genius way to customize your own decor to fit any theme. The final products can be glued to cardboard to make hanging decorations, glued to jars for candy, glued to vases for flowers, etc. So really, the trick to throwing a killer Zelda birthday party is to find the most amazing grandma. The next thing I know, she’s converted her dining room into a perler bead factory and started making up her own elaborate designs. Well, my mom saw them and decided to give it a try. On my Zelda Pinterest board, I saved a few perler bead patterns that I thought we could use to make something, maybe. After some Pinterest research and a little of brainstorming, we had a plan.įor online invitations, I like to use Pingg over Evite simply for the reason that they have a clean blank template that you can plug your theme photo into.
My daughter played The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker this spring, and she was so enamored with the game that she requested Zelda to be the theme of her 6th birthday party-much to the delight of my husband and me, of course! Since you can’t walk into your nearest party store and find a bunch of Zelda-themed party supplies, we had to get extra creative.
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