Frozen Fever Birthday Party for the Summer
Alas! I am finally sharing this Frozen Fever Birthday Party for the Summer after the few tutorials I have recently shared. My best friend Jenny from Simply Creative Ways got together to decorate for this fabulous party. Let’s get down to business!
When you first walk up to the party, we hung some potted flowers in metal Frozen pails and a couple balloons.
When you walk through the front door, you will see this stair railing where we draped paper sunflower party banners all the way up the staircase.
Walking towards the kitchen, Anna and Elsa great you with a little sign I made that says “Happy Birthday, Lyla!” along with a painted yellow frame and some artificial flowers 
and a balloon
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On the way outside on the food counter you will see a Frozen poster
that I framed along with some potted flowers. The flower in Elsa’s hand was an added touch.
This is the view when you first walk out to the patio.
We hung colorful lanterns
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We also created blue curtains out of plastic table clothes.
We tied each curtain back with ribbon and a flower.
Here are some pictures of the patio seating.
We scattered fresh potted flowers and little signs I made and personalized with the birthday girl’s name.
We even bought some plush toys to double as props and as a gift after the party.
We also hung another framed poster as well as another vase of artificial flowers.
In between the plastic curtains we draped the fabric bunting I made, along with some large craft flowers.
We also placed some centerpieces on the patio furniture by the pool as well as the tables.
On the other side of the pool, we hung sunflower garland and dark blue, light blue, and purple lanterns and balloons.
We also set up a blow up pool by the bounce house where the children can build an Olaf sandman with kenetic sand. We even had stick arms, rock buttons and eyes, and orange clay noses for them to use.
The hosts had sunflower and snowflake cupcakes made.
They also stuffed a goodie bag of favors I made as a thank you for all the guests.
In case you missed any of the other posts, be sure to check out:
- Frozen Fever Inspired Fabric Scrap Bunting
- Frozen Fever Party Centerpieces
- Frozen Fever Party Ideas with Sunflowers
- Frozen Themed Party
- Frozen Inspired Gift Wrapping and Olaf Card
More DIY Theme Party Ideas:
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Thanks Hilary!
Wonderful Dianh,
From all the pictures that you took I think showing your decoration talent I bet your client was Very Very Happy.
Great use of colors and theme.
Thanks for sharing on G+, I will reshare this for sure
Happy 4th to you and your family.
Greg Hill
Thank you so much Greg!! You have a great 4th too!
LOVE this! I really like how you have the flowers in the Frozen lunchbox and the build a sandman station is so cute! Everthing looks perfect!
Thank you so much, Claire!!
such an adorable party theme!
How did you make the curtains? Looking to do this for our back patio for my daughters at home prom for her and her boyfriend
Hi Kerri! They are plastic table clothes from the 99 Cent Store! I folded over the top and then stapled and pined them to the wood. You can use tacks or even nails or tape, depending on the surface.