It’s time to wrap up the Frozen Birthday Party with a few of the extra components that made this party come together. It was another really fun party, both to throw and to attend. In the links below, you’ll find additional resources for party invitations, printables, activities, favors, and food ideas! Many of these pictures and ideas are from our Frozen party and a number of them are from the amazing creative minds that have shared their ideas across the internet. I’m still planning to do a few of the projects that I didn’t get to before the party – like the Olaf hooded towel and the adorable little Elsa and Anna peg people….please enjoy this roundup of Spectacular Frozen Birthday Party Ideas!
Find the full instructions for these DIY Olaf Cupcake Toppers!
Elsa “Summer Dress” Tutorial
I purchased this Olaf 8×10 printable from splendidINK on Etsy – quickest DIY decor ever!
This was our party food table – we kept it really easy with sandwiches, carrot sticks, dill dip (recipe here), Jello Ice (see recipe below), and Frozen Snack Mix (see recipe below).
My kids absolute favorite takeaway from the party were the jars of GAK – I labeled them SNOWK because I have no imagination and snow+gak=snowk. I added peppermint extract, blue and clear glitter, and blue food coloring (in some). Big hit, BIG!! I never knew how easy GAK is to make – get the GAK recipe here.
Other party favors included shimmery blue gumballs from Target and white Mentos = Snowdrops. I made 2″ circle labels and printed them out onto Avery glossy white round labels – template 22807. Here is a FREE downloadable Frozen Party Favor Jar Labels file to print your own labels. They fit perfectly on top of the jar lids and pretty good on top of the little candy containers. (Be sure to uncheck “Fit to Page” in the print dialog box.)
Queen Elsa’s Ice Castle Cake – get the how-to!
These “Snowflake” water bombs made out of sponges were such a huge hit at the party!! Adults and kids loved them. I found the instructions and inspiration here.
You won’t believe how simple it is to make this gorgeous Frozen inspired snowflake cake!
So pretty! Make these Frozen Party Favor Necklaces for all the little guests (and moms!)
Fun and festive snowflake cupcake toppers!
And here are some more AMAZING ideas from across the internet:
Olaf floating in a bowl of Jello!
Olaf Cupcakes
How cute are these moose cupcake toppers?
Free Coloring and Party Activity Printables
This is the invitation (sample pictured) that I purchased for our birthday party – from AMD Designs on Etsy. Super quick turnaround from the Etsy shop owner and really vibrant colors – she has the same invite in a pink colorway and a variety of other Frozen invites/printables. You just give her your details and she sends you the file the next day – print, cut, (pass out in a last minute scramble on the last day of school 😉 )
Painted Peg People – Anna and Elsa
Free Templates for Frozen Party Invitations
Elsa and Anna Bead Necklaces for party activity or favors
Pretty spectacular Frozen Birthday party ideas, eh?
kristin says
You are killin’ me here! Oh my gosh! I love them all and the melted Olaf–ha! Amazing job! Where do you find the time to get this all together?? Crazy good. 🙂
Kylie from Made by a Princess says
I’m so glad you like my Melted Olaf recipe! Thank you!
Stacey says
You are amazing!!!
Monika says
Wooooow,excellent job,i love love love it!
Thank you sooo much for the wonderful ideas!!
Grammie MoMo says
Fabulous and easy to do ideas! Thank you for these! I am going to use some of them for my granddaughter’s birthday. I must tell you that Sven is actually a caribou or reindeer, not a moose. We live in Alaska and often have visitors who are confused! Just thought you might want to know!
Faith says
I was looking at this with my daughter and she screamed not a moose mommy a reindeer lol
marie says
Im from Alaska too 🙂
Divya says
Gosh! All this is so so cute!! I feel I am so lazy:(
Elizabeth Smith says
I know that you posted this early this summer but I was hoping you can still help me. I am planing a Frozen themed birthday party for my daughter and found this on Pinterest. I have made the gak and just love it but I was wondering what size jars did you use to store it and give to the kids? Any help would be great. Thanks so much you post here has giving me a lot of great ideas.
girlinspired says
Hi Elizabeth, I used half-pint/8-oz. size jars, but you could use any size – even plastic baggies! Have fun!
Amy C says
I’m going to be using many of your ideas for my daughter’s 4th birthday party in a few weeks — thank you! I’m also going to do the gal in the jars as you had suggested! When making the gak… the recipe of 2 bottles of elmers glue, borax, etc — would that be for just one one of the jars?
girlinspired says
Hi Amy, I think it made about 3-4 jars worth, I’m so sorry, I can’t remember for sure, but I know I made 4-5 batches and probably had around 15 kids – you can quadruple the recipe (or whatever amount) and just mix up a larger batch all together. Hope that helps!
Yolo says
Oh my gosh!! This stuff is amazing if I only had more stuff to get all that together!!!!!
Sherry Robertson says
Thank you so much for this! I’m doing a frozen party for my daughter next month for her 4th birthday. I didn’t know how I could do this but you gave me confidence!!!! I’m more excited now about the party!!!!!!! 🙂 thanks from Washington state
kim says
You are amazing! Love your fun ideas!
Esther says
You are so creative. These are amazing!
janirah williams says
those are cool ideas!
Leah Fey says
I will def use some of these ideas for my daughters birthday in January! stay inspired. very cool.
kerrigan says
So cute
Julie says
Love this! How can I add wording to the printable label for the snowk?
girlinspired says
You can add it with photo-editing software like Photoshop or just write it on!
Jill says
I love your ideas for a frozen party! They are fabulous. Where did you find the sponges at for the snowflake water bombs? Thanks!!!
girlinspired says
I found them at my local grocery store – I’ve seen some better color schemes at Target recently, too.
Daisy says
Hi Jill,
I’m just wondering where you ended up getting your sponges. I am having trouble finding packages with more than 2 blue. Most are assorted colors with mostly orange or yellow. I can find tons of blue ones with the scrubber side, but not plain soft sponges. I need to make 11 water bombs. Ive checked at Wal-Mart, Target, Dollar Tree, and Dollar General so far. Thanks in advance!
girlinspired says
Hi Daisy. I wasn’t able to find packs that had just blue and white, but I found the highest ratio of blue and white to orange and yellow at the grocery store. Good luck!
Stephanie says
I love all these cute ideas!! I will definitely be using some of these great ideas for my son’s 2nd birthday party with an Olaf theme. I do have one question with the melted Olaf what did you use for the nose & how did you make the arms? (Thank you so much!!)
JJ says
I made the Olaf nose out of a cut in half orange jelly bean, we made the arms with chocolate dipped pretzels and instead of making Snowk we put the melted Olaf cupcakes in small mason jars with a plastic spoon attached to the ouside of the jar with blue raffia. Thanks so much for your free ideas. How will you ever top the last party.
Kylie from Made by a Princess says
Hi! I’m so glad you like my Melted Olaf recipe! You can find out how to make it here…
http://www.madebyaprincessparties.com/2014/05/recipe-for-original-frozen-party-food-melted-olaf/
marie says
Awsome Ideas !!!! Caribou not moose
Poptop Children Parties says
What a wonderful theme for a little birthday girl 🙂
This is perfect for my daughters birthday day in two months. What did you use for the eyes, nose, buttons and mouth to built Olaf?
Nicole says
Where did you get those sponge colors?! I can’t find them anywhere? Such a great idea!