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<\/a><\/p>\nWhen I started planning a Frozen party for my (adult) daughter I found that EVERYTHING was sold out- online and locally.<\/p>\n
I had to rethink my plan and find creative ways to add a \u201cFrozen\u201d theme to my party without using pre-designed products. It wasn\u2019t as fancy as a party with Elsa and Anna\u2019s faces printed on plates, napkins and cups, but it actually turned out to be quite fun. (Surprise- in the last moments of party planning I did score a package of Frozen dinner plates and mixed with purple plates they looked pretty cute.)<\/p>\n
As most of my parties are, this was a family party which included infants to Grandma and Grandpa.<\/p>\n
Frozen Decorations<\/h2>\n
Decorating was difficult without any official Frozen products. Instead of focusing on the characters from the movie I focused on the colors of Frozen. I used a purple tablecloth, blue napkins and pink forks. My balloons and crepe paper followed the same color scheme. I wanted to cut out some snowflakes but ran out of time.<\/p>\n
We played three games using the Frozen theme.<\/p>\n 1. Elsa and Anna<\/p>\n Play this game like the traditional \u201cRed Light Green Light\u201dgame. When you hold up a picture of Anna everyone runs but if you hold up a picture of Elsa everyone must FREEZE! I found Elsa and Anna pictures on the internet using an image search. (You can also find pictures of all the Frozen characters- use them to help with all phases of your party.)<\/p>\n 2. Ice Cube<\/p>\n I froze a marble in an ice cube for every participant. The goal was to be the first to melt the ice and reveal the marble. If they dropped it or hit it with something they were out of the game. I used \u201cHot Hands\u201d hand warmers for the prize.<\/p>\n 2. Freezing<\/p>\n I wrapped Fla-Vor-Ice cycles (unfrozen) in 10 layers of wrapping paper. The package was then passed around while music from the Frozen soundtrack played. When I stopped the music the person holding the package took one layer of wrapping paper off the package. The game continued until the package was unwrapped and the person left unwrapping the last layer got to keep the Flavorice as their prize.<\/p>\n We served little bags of carrots that we called \u201cOlaf Noses\u201d. <\/p>\n I made water bottle labels that said, \u201cMelted Snowman\u201d on them- probably should have said \u201cMelted Olaf\u201d but that may have been too upsetting for the younger crowd.<\/p>\n Blue Jell-O that has set up and then cut into cubes also adds to the Frozen theme.<\/p>\n For prizes be creative and use gums and mints with an \u201cicy\u201d theme. Winterfresh gum, sparkly blue fingernail polish, blue rock candy sticks, mints and gums can be fun prizes.<\/p>\n I did find one \u201cofficial\u201d item that I could purchase for my party. It was a Disney Frozen Edible Image Cake Toppers Frosting Sheet. I thought it might be hard to use but I just gently pealed the frosting sheet off the backing and placed it on my cake.<\/p>\n I bought it here<\/a> for about $10.00 (with shipping).<\/p>\n One more thought- check out Etsy and search for \u201cFrozen Party\u201d and you\u2019ll find some cute, instant download, Frozen decorations (Water bottle labels, cupcake toppers, bag toppers and invitations) that could really enhance your party.<\/p>\n If you can find official Frozen themed products then consider yourself lucky- if not, use your imagination and create your own Frozen party. I hope these ideas will get you thinking.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Big problem- how to have a \u201cFrozen\u201d party without any \u201cFrozen\u201d themed decorations? When I started planning a Frozen party for my (adult) daughter I found that EVERYTHING was sold out- online and locally. I had to rethink my plan … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\nFrozen Games<\/h2>\n
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