To keep the party from being cheesy, we gathered inspiration from the book rather than taking everything directly from it. To accomplish this, we used a jungle background for the invitations and took fonts and quotes straight out of the book. We also used lots of animal prints in the decor and created a jungle like feeling by bringing in trees and plants and draping streamers adorned with fabric leaves over the doorways. It was a truly magical party!
Here are a few of my favorite photos from the day:
The popcorn bar was a huge hit! We made the display of treat cones trimmed with fabric and ribbon. The kids added to their popcorn a variety of toppings, including M&Ms, caramel, melted butter, grated cheese, and much more!
For a DIY tutorial on the cones, go to our previous post.
For a DIY tutorial on the cones, go to our previous post.
They were each given a paper mask to make them a Wild Thing for the day! "They roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth!"
*Comment with your email address if you'd like the template for these masks.
*Comment with your email address if you'd like the template for these masks.
Along with this Where the Wild Things Are coloring book, each guest took home Hershey Bars with custom "I'll eat you up. I love you so" wrappers.
The kids also played "Pin the Tail On Max" using a fantastic felt display complete with a hand drawn Max and fur tail.
The party was a huge success. The birthday girl and birthday boy wore their very own fur trimmed crowns and fur tails as they ruled over all of the Wild Things for the day! Their friends loved the story and had a great time pinning the tail on Max. It could not have been any more adorable!
To see more pictures from the party, go to the gallery on our website.
2 comments:
I would love the template to your masks. Such a cute party!! Can't wait to use some of your ideas for my little boy's party!
drewpps@yahoo.com
love the masks...i know it's been a while but if you still have the mask templates handy, would greatly appreciate it!
thanks,
dcolon1@verizon.net
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