Children’s birthday: Unicorn party

It must be the magic that unicorns radiate, because the unicorn party for a child’s birthday is still one of them most popular topics.

The unicorn party box offers all-round carefree Birthday package for up to 10 children: From the invitation to the table decorations, the cake topper and the craft activity, everything that makes a party unforgettable is included.

Here you will find Inspiration for the decoration, the cake and game ideas to the unicorn party!

The unicorn birthday invitation can be filled out in no time because the postcards have a gap text. Simply enter your name and details and hand it over with joy!

With the Placemats You can immediately create a beautiful look on the table. Simply distribute and enter the child’s name. There are a few gummy bears hidden in the boxes. A little surprise right at the table that no one expected.

The Drink banderoles You wrap the small bottles or cups and write the name on them too. This prevents any confusion during the birthday.

They are matching in color blue candles selected. A few flowers in small vases are grouped together and the table decoration is ready.

The wall above the shelf is decorated with cute Happy Birthday garland – also with unicorn motifs.

You can find all decorative elements on our Shop The Look page!

The cake platters look like small buffets – it’s really fun to grab them!

Instead of a big birthday cake we have three small Bundt cakes and delicious muffins baked. These were draped on long boards and decorated with cookies and fresh fruit.

The cake toppers from the unicorn party box are simply inserted into the cake.

The Wooden muffin plugs are also available separately!

The unicorn party box also contains a craft idea: The unicorn printed on cards can be freely designed:

Small children simply color it. Older children can also pick the dots. If you are more advanced in craftsmanship, you can embroider the outlines with colorful thread.

Of course, glitter, beads, stickers and anything else you like are also allowed. This is how real ‘unicorns’ are created that are truly unique!

Unicorn pinata

Pinatas are a real hit and can be easily adapted. Dawanda has great instructions for making a unicorn pinata. It is hung so that children can hit it with a stick. Each child tries to hit the pinata for 30 seconds while being blindfolded. If she is hit, a load of candy pours out of her stomach.

Rainbow headband

A headband is decorated with a self-painted rainbow. To do this, cut out a semicircular sheet from strong cardboard according to the shape of the headband and add a 0.5cm wide edge on the inside. This bow is cut out by the children, painted and decorated with glitter glue or small rhinestones.

Now cut the additional edge to create small tabs that can be folded over. Now place the headband on the bow, fold over the tabs and secure with a hot glue gun. The hair accessory is ready.

Unicorn race

A cord is tied around small unicorn figures. A wooden stick is tied to the other end of the string. The unicorns are lined up in a row and the string is rolled out lengthwise. The children stand at the other end of the cord and hold the wooden stick (pencil also works) to which it is knotted. With the starting signal, the string is rolled up around the wooden stick as quickly as possible. The first person to hug the unicorn wins.

Throwing horseshoes

Horseshoes can be made quickly in advance: simply cut them out of cardboard and spray them with paint or wrap them with aluminum foil. The horseshoes should now be thrown around a pole that has been set up. The closer they get, the more points the child gets. In the garden you simply stick a broom handle into the ground. In the indoor version, the horseshoe can be thrown into a bucket, for example.

The little guests will probably say goodbye to the party with a smile on their faces, but leaving will be easier with a little thank you for coming.

In the colorful ones Party bag bags like to hide:

• Crayons
• Balloons
• Eraser
• Stickers
• sweets
• Bouncy balls
• Hair ties
• and much more.

The tags from the unicorn party box identify the bags for the respective child.

On the blog: Making invitations for a unicorn birthday

Stop! There’s still something missing! The invitation! Don’t worry, this is a little DIY we came up with. You can find the instructions for the sweet invitation cards with iron-on beads on the blog.