Little Princess Tea Party} Party Favors
by Leigh Anne on November 19, 2009
in Party Favors, Tea Party
This is part three in a series of three.
One of my favorite things to do for party favors is to allow the party guests to create them for themselves! This helps to keep the party guests busy!
The Marketing student in charge of the party had purchased some cute foam crowns from Oriental Trading. They came complete with stickers and other decorating material and they kept the little guests busy while everyone arrived.
All the little girls and some of the big girls looked darling in their princess crowns.
Since a princess isn’t a princess with out a scepter I created edible scepters for all of the little princesses!
I just placed a large marshmallow on the end of a sucker stick and then dipped half the marshmallow into melted chocolate. I just added some pink food coloring into white chocolate melts but you can also purchase pink ones. I added some white sprinkles and a pink M & M on the top (thank goodness for Breast Cancer Awareness M & M’s)
I placed the sceptors into a small plastic bag, tied it with ribbon and added a cute little card.
My favorite line in the show Little Princess is at the end – “Every girl is a princess”. Using my digital scrapbooking program I made these cute little pink cards.
They made a nice little memento too.
As a fundraiser they had also created darling little autograph books for each of the party guests. The books had photos of the characters in the show and they could collect autographs during the Meet & Greet after the performance.
A highlight of the tea party was when some of the performers made a special guest appearance! The evil Miss Minchin put them through a lesson in posture for all to enjoy!
A party fit for a princess!
Just curious from a fund raising standpoint how this did? (From a party standpoint it turned out fabulous!) What can a parent of a little participating princess expect to pay for the tea party, including favors and autograph books? It’s a fabulous idea and you’ve all pulled it off beautifully.
Each Tea Party guest was charged $15.00 which included their admission to the play, the tea party and the autograph book. Not a huge profit margin built in but enough for the kid’s at school to earn some extra money for a party etc.