More on kids Halloween birthday parties
Planning a kids Halloween birthday party?
Think birthday party with a Halloween theme. To prevent Halloween from overpowering the event, make the guest of honor the focus of attention. It’s his birthday and he is king.
Decor, plates and utensils can have a Halloween flavor–there is certainly enough readily available at this time of year. But make sure you include traditional birthday food and activities. It’s a birthday, so there are birthday presents and a birthday cake and candles.
But the cake can be decorated with orange icing and made to look like a pumpkin’s face. Or if your little one prefers chocolate, use the dark brown background as a background to draw with orange icing for pumpkins or white for ghosts or if you’re daring, black for witches and haunted houses.
As for activities, aside from opening gifts, singing Happy Birthday and blowing out candles, you can use any craft or game idea that picks up on the Halloween theme such as the ones included in The Halloween Party Activities BOX.
The upshot? Combining a birthday party with Halloween gives kids the best of both worlds and the best of two fun holidays.
