Frozen-Themed Girl's Birthday Party

Frozen Snowflake Invitation

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Guests were invited with snowflake-shaped invites.

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Snowy Signs

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We love incorporating the main spots in the flick into the theme of the party. How cool is the calligraphy by Calligraphy Katrina?

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"Do You Want to Build a Snowman?" Sign

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Another adorable touch — especially because this party has one unique feature for Southern California. Real snow!

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Real Snow

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Yep, the host's backyard was filled with real snow.

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Carrots For Making Snowmen

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What a fun (and easy) activity for the kids to do!

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Snowballs

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These Cali kiddos loved playing in the snow.

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More Snow Fun

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With a few plastic toys, these kids were in snow heaven.

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Snow Limbo

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Because no 4-year-old's party is complete without the limbo.

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Frozen Characters

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. . . And no Frozen party is complete without a character or two (or three)!

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Lucite Chairs

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Clear lucite chairs add a simple yet fabulous ice element to any Frozen party.

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Table Settings

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Simple yet elegant. And those linens from La Tavola Linen are to die for.

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Blue Floral Centerpieces

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We're loving the beautiful blue themed florals from Tic-Tock Couture Florals.

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The Frozen-Themed Cake

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Rafi’s Pastry did a fantastic job creating a one-of-a-kind Frozen cake.

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Frozen Cake

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Another view of the gorgeous cake.

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Frozen Figurines For the Cake

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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.

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Colorful Candles

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The fun letter candles are a touch that can be added to any themed cake.

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"Melted Snowmen" Water

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A colorful bucket filled with plain water bottles makes a great beverage dispenser for a Frozen party.

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"Some Things Are Worth Melting For"

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We love the unique use of the cute quote from the movie.

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Melted Snowmen Water Bottles

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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.

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Snowflake Wands

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Sparkly snowflake wands make for a great little extra to pass out to the little partygoers.

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Snowflake Wands

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Another look at the snowflake wands.

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Foam Crown and Antlers

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Foam Elsa crows and Sven antlers are an easy and inexpensive way to let guests get in on the Frozen fun!

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Foam Elsa Crown

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Dress up plain foam crowns by gluing on a little shimmer.

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Foam Sven Antlers

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Because male guests might not want to wear the ice-queen crown.

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Rice Krispies Treats on a Stick

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These are a fun treat to feed guests, and we especially love how Fancy That! Events added the extra sparkle to the sticks.

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Blue Paper Straws

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Paper straws never get old — and are a great design touch for any party.

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Beverage Bucket

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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.

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