How to Throw the Ultimate Budget Friendly FROZEN Birthday Party!
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How to throw a Frozen birthday party on a budget! Kristoff’s Ice Blocks, Reindeer Antlers, Elsa’s White Pizza, and more!
My birthday is next week. Oof. I’ll tell you, they sure do seem to come around more frequently these days. I’m turning 36, but judging by my FROZEN themed birthday party, you’d think it was more like 6! This is what happens when you have five young children voting on what type of party we should put on. And I’ll be honest, we had a whole lot of fun!
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It was a tight race between Star Wars and FROZEN, but with a little bit of eyelash batting on my daughter’s part, Elsa & Anna won the day. We spent all morning preparing FROZEN inspired goodies and setting up a winter wonderland tablescape, then in the afternoon friends came over and we ate ourselves silly while playing freeze dance, freeze tag, and swimming in melted snow!
Scroll down to see everything we did, and make sure to save the free printables so you can throw your own FROZEN birthday party!
We try not to break the bank on our parties, so I hit our local Walmart for all the food and decorations. American Greetings has a huge line of FROZEN party items, it was hard to choose! We ended up with napkins, party favor packs, table decor, character cups, pencils, wristbands, and a treat sack.
It was the perfect amount of decorations and rather than making up treat bags, I put all the favors in a punch bowl and let the children choose what they liked.
FROZEN Party Food!
Kristoff’s Ice Blocks
Made from blue gelatin. I added an extra pack of plain gelatin to make them more sturdy and blockish. Everyone loved these!
Snowman Snack Mix
Uh oh! Olaf took a tumble and all his bits and pieces are jumbled. The children thought this was hilarious. I used mini marshmallows, pretzel sticks, chocolate chips, and cinnamon candies!
Reindeer Antlers
Nothing fancy here, just pretzel rods, but it was still a popular one. And of course, everyone had to try their “antlers” on before eating!
Sven’s Tasty Treats
We can’t forget to feed our favorite reindeer! This was the healthy snack stop with carrots, sliced green peppers, and fresh tomatoes. A hit with the moms!
Melted Snow
My five year old was most excited for the melted snow, even though he watched me put the pretend labels on the bottles. It’s a simple thing, but this one went over big!
Olaf’s Snowballs
Rather than a cake, I opted for a tower of powdered donuts. I mean, snowballs. About a billion times easier, definitely less expensive, and still super tasty. There were no complaints about this choice!
Elsa’s White Pizza
This is my super simple Three Ingredient White Pizza made with store bought flat bread, alfredo sauce, and mozzarella cheese. Deeeelicious!
FREE PRINTABLES!
Do you have boys who just aren’t into FROZEN? Check out these great boy party ideas from Spaceships and Laserbeams!
This “How to Throw the Ultimate Budget Friendly FROZEN Birthday Party!” article was originally developed for Collective Bias. Mama Loves Food has been compensated for the associated time and work. All opinions and recipes are mine alone. #BDayOnBudget #CollectiveBias
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That is a super fancy party on a fantastic budget! I love the decor and the labels you created are perfection. the melted snow is such a cute idea! #client
What font did you use for your labels?
Keep this going please, great job!
Wow, incredible layout! How long have you been blogging for?
you made blogging look easy. The overall look is fantastic!
Thank you for share your ideas. I am very happy to
hear from you
I tried everything you posted and it was a super party! Thank you for the wonderful ideas! I got lots of smiles about the melted snow in particular-go figure! Thank you!
Love these ideas! My daughter and her friends absolutely loved it! We had so much fun that we didn’t notice that some of the girls thought that the couch was the best place to eat and got some frosting on it. At least the kids had fun! I’ll just have my upholstery cleaning guy help me out! Thanks again for the idea!
You’re welcome!
I hope you know, you have completely made my daughters 4th birthday party. We were planning on getting a bounce house and had one scheduled, but due to weather we had to cancel. I have only had three days to plan for a whole new situation and she was really wanting to stick with Frozen theme. Because of your blog post I was able to not only print out cute signs, but have such a creative way of displaying food! Not only that, you spiked my creative juices and were doing fun games and crafts inside as well. THANK YOU A MILLION!