Let It Snow! A Fabulous Frozen Fourth Birthday Party
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When Christine Zohrabians, the brainchild behind Fancy That! Events, let her daughter pick the theme for her fourth birthday party, the child picked what every other girl around her age would: Frozen! But this princess party was unlike any Winter-wonderland celebration we've ever seen (especially considering that it took place in Southern California). That's because the party planner brought in real snow, and the results were fabulous. Christine explained, "The most memorable part of the birthday party was watching Sophia and her guests singing and dancing with the Frozen characters in the snow." I'll bet! So check out this gorgeous Frozen party for yourself!
Frozen Snowflake Invitation
Guests were invited with snowflake-shaped invites.
Snowy Signs
We love incorporating the main spots in the flick into the theme of the party. How cool is the calligraphy by Calligraphy Katrina?
"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" Sign
Another adorable touch — especially because this party has one unique feature for Southern California. Real snow!
Real Snow
Yep, the host's backyard was filled with real snow.
Carrots For Making Snowmen
What a fun (and easy) activity for the kids to do!
Snowballs
These Cali kiddos loved playing in the snow.
More Snow Fun
With a few plastic toys, these kids were in snow heaven.
Snow Limbo
Because no 4-year-old's party is complete without the limbo.
Frozen Characters
. . . And no Frozen party is complete without a character or two (or three)!
Lucite Chairs
Clear lucite chairs add a simple yet fabulous ice element to any Frozen party.
Blue Floral Centerpieces
We're loving the beautiful blue themed florals from Tic-Tock Couture Florals.
Frozen Cake
Another view of the gorgeous cake.
Frozen Figurines For the Cake
We're also loving the use of the mini Frozen plush toys — they look great, and the guest of honor can have them to play with after the party.
Colorful Candles
The fun letter candles are a touch that can be added to any themed cake.
"Melted Snowmen" Water
A colorful bucket filled with plain water bottles makes a great beverage dispenser for a Frozen party.
"Some Things Are Worth Melting For"
We love the unique use of the cute quote from the movie.
Melted Snowmen Water Bottles
How cute and easy is this DIY idea? Just take water bottles, remove the labels and decorate to look like snowmen using a marker and small black pom-poms.
Snowflake Wands
Sparkly snowflake wands make for a great little extra to pass out to the little partygoers.
Snowflake Wands
Another look at the snowflake wands.
Foam Crown and Antlers
Foam Elsa crows and Sven antlers are an easy and inexpensive way to let guests get in on the Frozen fun!
Foam Elsa Crown
Dress up plain foam crowns by gluing on a little shimmer.
Foam Sven Antlers
Because male guests might not want to wear the ice-queen crown.
Rice Krispies Treats on a Stick
These are a fun treat to feed guests, and we especially love how Fancy That! Events added the extra sparkle to the sticks.
Blue Paper Straws
Paper straws never get old — and are a great design touch for any party.
Beverage Bucket
What a great idea for a beverage station? Use a simple silver bucket, adorn it with cotton balls (or small white pom-poms from a craft store), and voilà! You've got a fancy place to keep drinks cold.
Frozen Cookies
These are some of the sweetest Frozen cookies we've ever seen!
Waffle Station Sign
Waffle Station
You know what kids love just as much as Frozen? Waffles! We're loving the cool idea of treating guests to a yummy waffle station.
Waffle Station
Yum!
Food Table
Along with the waffles, there was also a tasty assortment of Frozen-themed finger foods by Ladybugz Catering.
Mac 'n' Cheese
Serving up this simple classic on a pretty dish keeps things fancy.
Doughnut Plate
Who wouldn't love a stack of doughnuts?