With the warmer air and rays of golden sunshine during the last week, we’ve been put in the mood for a party in the fresh air, come rain or shine (though we’re keeping our fingers crossed). Here are our latest summer party themes….
Cinco de Mayo literally means the 5th of May in Spanish, and the date is celebrated in the US and certain parts of Mexico. We reckon it’s a great reason to hold a Mexican-style fiesta over the May Day bank holiday. Here are some ideas to get you started…
In the spirit of Finding Nemo, in cinemas in 3D for its 10th anniversary, we’re going dippy like Dory for the life sub-aquatic. Everyone loves pirate-themed parties, but just as much fun can be had under the waves. So you really make a splash, we offer inspiration for an under-the-sea party.
It’s unlikely your kids have missed the Angry Birds craze. This enormously popular game has already absorbed hours of youngsters’ time, and if your child is mad-keen on those crazy warring birds and pigs, why not hit the mark with a super-cool Angry Birds themed birthday party.
Invite school-friends to follow the White Rabbit down the rabbit hole and host an unforgettable girl’s birthday party full of whimsical details and decorations. Draw inspiration from the much-loved children’s classic for a topsy-turvy tea party fit for Alice, the Mad Hatter – even for the Queen of Hearts!
The Very Hungry Caterpillar has been a children’s classic for decades. A great party-theme choice for a 1st birthday and toddler parties, it has bright graphics, bold shapes and an easy-to-grasp story, full of counting fun and different colours.
Girls love fairy-themed parties. If your little one enjoys helping you out in the garden, a Flower Fairy birthday party is the perfect way for her to share this enthusiasm with her friends. This party theme works well inside, though it’s even better out in the garden, where the flowers are.
Ahoy there, me hearties! Hoist the Jolly Roger flag and give your child a swashbuckling pirate party. Let the little buccaneers roam the high seas on their imaginary ship, or recreate a treasure-filled island where they can play pirate games for pieces of eight.
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