I made up a water bottle label, and the kids wrote their name on theirs.Īpart from the cake, the only sweet party food they had was jelly. They also each had a personal water bottle and there was juice for when they wanted more to drink. The kids helped themselves to chips, savoury biscuits and carrot sticks with dip, and fruit. I did print up some cute labels for the food we had, and we had come up with some appropriate names, however we didn’t end up using them.
We hold our parties at morning or afternoon tea time, which means that food is not the main event and the guests can spend plenty of time playing games. This helped our guests find us, as well as set the party tone. Thankfully! We set ourselves up in a little ‘hut’ with a table, and it was decorated with red, yellow and blue balloons as well as red and yellow crepe paper that I cut into streamers. It was a perfectly clear, warm, sunny Autumn day. We are lucky enough to live near a National Park and that is where we held the party. The characters went along the top and bottom of the invitation as a border, and the details were written in the special font. But fun stress!įor the invitation, I downloaded a free version of the Adventure Time font (I do this for any themed party) as well as pictures of some of the characters. One thing is for certain – make sure you don’t leave all this work to the last day! I started at the beginning of the week, but I kept finding new ideas through the week, and it was still a bit of a stress. Several blogs have generously made their designs available for free download.
Not that I would use a lot, but it might have been nice to have some balloons or something. I found from all these ideas and other blogs was that there is no official Adventure Time party merchandise. I started a Pinterest board many months ago, expecting that this would be the theme for this year’s party 🙂 Last week my son turned 8, and we had an Adventure Time party (a Cartoon Network show on tv).
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