The princess party is the most popular party theme for girl's birthday parties. We will help you transform your house or party room into a magical wonderland, put on the perfect princess tea party and entertain the court with party games and activities. All of our ranges include themed decorations, tableware and party bag supplies, giving you plenty of choice when thinking about hosting a themed party.

Read our princess party tips for some great ideas and explore party ranges which are detailed below. It's also worth checking out or blog which also has many other ideas to help you decide, plan & make sure your party goes off with a bang!

Make Your Own Party Invitations
Make your own invitations by creating your own design on paper and rolling it up into a scroll tied with pink ribbon. Make them special by using a calligraphy font if printing from a computer or using a calligraphy pen to write by hand. Get your party princess to add sparkle stickers and glitter glue. Once complete, deliver these by hand for an extra special touch! We've also plenty of other party invitations for girls - browse all girls invitations »

Ideas For Princess Party Decorations
Party lights are perfect to create a starry princess fairy tale setting. Bunting is very regal abd when placed out on the front lawn will appear as a party sign to your guests. You can also use a princess door curtain to create intrigue and excitement for your party guests as they arrive.

Use cheap organza to cover curtains and create that exclusive royal look, you can also add bunting as a regal trim. If you are having a garden party you can create an arabian princess canopy by securing 4 long bamboo or cane sticks into buckets of sand or the ground. Then tie organza corners to the top of each cane to create a canopy - again bunting will finish the look. Big cushions and blankets underneath create the princess setting. Theres also a range of scene setters available that can instantly create an amazing magical look with very little effort.

Party balloons are a wonderful way of decorating a room and will also be fun for your little girls to take home at the end of the princess party. Mix up a selection of plain pink balloons along with either princess or heart themed balloons. Use pink riboon to tie these onto the backs of chairs and let a few hand free from the ceiling to fill the blank spaces. Create balloon archways, clusters and columns to fill the party venue corners and doorways.

Princess Party Food Ideas

1. Pink food is perfect for princess parties
There are so many wonderful pink foods you can buy such as marshmallows, teacakes and pink wafer biscuits. Natural pink dye can be made from beetroot, pomegranate and berry juices. For example if you are making some savoury rice, add a drop of beetroot juice and voila - pink princess rice! If you mix some crème fraiche with your tomato pasta sauce, this will create a pink pasta. Tomato sauce and mayonnaise make a perfect pink dip and helps you incorporate healthy vegetable snacks.

2. Magical themed food
In fairy tales, princesses are always surrounded by magical creatures such as witches, unicorns and dragons. Label food after magical themes with little white labels on cocktail sticks. Sausages can be called 'giants fingers', green jelly 'ogre slime', chicken wings 'dragons wings', ice cream cones 'unicorn horns' and coconut icing 'fairy dust'.

3. Dainty shapes
Transform ordinary sandwiches, cheese and pizzas into pretty shapes using cookie cutters. Use pink fillings such as pink tuna mayonnaise, ham or strawberry jam and stack them on tiered stands for the perfect princess tea party.

4. Princess table decoration
Serve your party feast in princess carriage food boxes, princess bowls and place mats to keep with the theme. Paper doilies are perfect to dress a normal pink table cover. Use flower petals or flowers in vases to decorate and sprinkle gem jelly sweets over the table as princess jewels.

Princess Party Activities

Craft activities will keep everyone entertained at your party and the creations make great presents for your guests top take home! Every princess needs a sparkling crown or jewelled necklace. There are some lovely colouring and decoration activities that bring all the party guests together, such as decorate your own castle. Make crowns and masks by cutting out shapes from card. Buy a craft kit and ask them to decorate their masks and crowns ready for the princess ball.

Princess Party Games

1. Jewel Hunt
A treasure hunt game is an ideal fairy tale activity. Hide precious gems around the house or garden and let the girls loose with their little treasure boxes to seek out the jewels.

2. Musical Princess Party Islands
Another fun game to play is a variation on musical chairs where girls have to find an island to stand on when the music stops. Islands are so much easier then chairs!

3. Princess Musical Statues
Pretend that when the music stops, the evil ice queen turns the princess party guests to ice!

4. Pin the Horn on the Unicorn
Transform the tired looking donkey into a spectacular unicorn!

5. Magical Mirrors
A new party game idea based on a game from the practical parenting party book. Divide the children into pairs and ask them to sit facing each other. One child can be Snow Whites evil stepmother, and the other the magical mirror. Ask the evil stepmother to mime an action - then the mirror has to mimic these actions. Whoever laughs is out of the game! Winner's repair until there is one vs one in the final round!