We know anything pink makes us all jump for joy, but this “Non Fiction Fun” Pink Birthday Party is one to go down in the books! Wendy of Urban Collective celebrated her daughter, Aiden’s, 6th birthday with tons of fun activities, printables by Love the Day, darling desserts and fun riddles throughout the day!

PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:

• Sand art activity, photo booth and scrapbooking fun!
• Pink ruffle cake, pinwheel cookies, ruffle pom + printable cupcake toppers
• Pink ribbon dessert table backdrop, embroidered chair backs & DIY ribbon dowels
• Trivia and Sniff and Guess Games

PARTY DETAILS, as told by Wendy…

Theme

Non-Fiction Fun! My daughter loved non-fiction books and riddles at the time, so I revolved the theme around riddles which was great fun. I had riddles on the front and the back of water bottles, in the kids’ lunch packs and within the activities.

Activities

• Sand Bottles: Bottles from Save on Crafts
• Sniff and Guess: Scents from Pizza to skunk in little sample perfume bottles so that the kids can guess what they are smelling
• Trivia: Propped stations around the backyard giving the kids pencils and answer sheets to answer riddles
• Scrapbooks: Printed pictures of Aiden’s classmates through the school year and picked up great scrapbooks and scrapbooking materials from Michaels. The girls had a great time putting the scrapbooks together.
• Photo Backdrop: Lots of fun props on a stick, hats and accessories for the girls to dress up

Diy Crafts

• Pom Poms: Inspired by a blog post, I recreated her fabric pom poms to match the color/patterns for cupcake toppers
• Dowels/Ribbon: Inspired by Love the Day – spray painted dowels, screwed in an eyelet screw on top from hardware store, tied lots of ribbons and adorable tag
• Name Flags: Each girls had their own bunting flag embroidered with their name
• Cake Pop Boxes: Large thick styrofoam cut down to squares and wrapped with wrapping paper.