Are you ready for some GIRL POWER? Good… because this “Mystic Force” Pink Power Ranger Party by Marizette Paperie is fantastic! Zuesette took inspiration from the Magic Forest and the Pink “Wind” Rangers butterfly mask & cape to make this party extra magical for her daughter Zoë’s birthday.

PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:

• Pink “Wind” Ranger Mask cake with golden branches and flowers
• Gold-painted manzanita branches draped with crystals and butterflies to represent the Magic Forest
• Custom coloring books (made by Zuesette) with Zoe’s pictures as the actual coloring pages!
• Power Ranger t-shirts for guests to wear in the homemade photo booth
• Clever treats like “Mystical Rock” candy and gold shimmer “Element of Lighting” M&M’s

PARTY DETAILS, as told by Zusette…

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Theme

I would have never imagined that my daughter, Zoë Reese (the girliest of all girls) would be into the Power Rangers! She told me her favorite series is the Power Ranger Mystic Foce Series and wanted this to be her birthday party theme. Having no clue what this series was all about, I decided to do research and came up with a collage to help me with the power ranger party theme. I watched the first show and it took place in a forest and all the rangers had mystical powers! Her favorite ranger is the Pink “Wind” Ranger with the butterfly mask and cape.

Trying to figure out how to make this theme work I knew I wanted this theme to take place in a forest but, Crystal Lequang from Amazae Special Events came up with the concept to use the butterfly from the Pink Ranger’s Mask and the colors pink, black, and gold as the whole theme to the party! This definitely made the whole party become girly!

Decor

To create a dark forest, I went out and purchased Black Velvet Fabric to cover my garage walls. Jonathan & Linnae from Asiel Design provided beautiful gold painted manzanita trees and hanging crystals. We also added some fabric butterflies to continue with our theme.

Dessert Table

Crystal did a fabulous job in designing the dessert table. She collaborated with Rachel Myers from Sweet Tooth Confections to create all the yummy treats. Butterfly Sugar Cookies, Pink Gold Dusted Macaroons, Evil Chocolate Caramel Bars, Passion Fruit “Potions”, and delicious cake pops. Crystal ordered Gold Shimmer “Element of Lighting” M&M’s, “Magical Source” Bubble Gum Coins, “Crystal Rock” Candies, and “Element of Salt Water” Taffy.

Crystal also ordered clear dessert boxes that had a pretty gold bottom to it and were used to take home the treats. I designed a matching label to fit the theme.

Activities

• Coloring station: I made a custom coloring book with my daughter’s pictures as the actual coloring pages. I purchased Crayons from the Dollar Tree Store and just filled a spray painted black wooden box to hold them.
• Photo booth: “Go Go Zoë Ranger!” We created a back drop for the photo booth with the fabric, taller golden trees from Asiel Design and bought some masks, white gloves, and extra bubble wands as props.

Favors

I decided to create shirts for all the kids so everyone can be in “costume”. With the help of Mighty Thredz I was able to have shirts made in the same colors as the other Power Rangers! I purchased white kids gloves from Oriental Trading and found Bubble Wands at my local Michael’s Craft Store that looked just like swords and were in the same colors as the power rangers!

Thanks to Claudia Akers for capturing all the fine details of the décor and photobooth.