She loves Rapunzel so much, she wanted to invite 'the real Rapunzel' to her birthday party.
Well magically, 'the real Rapunzel' did come to Miss S's party. And she was fabulous!
She read stories...
and danced...
and played games...
glitterized the girls...
and even sang the songs from the movie. She was amazing! The girls loved her. They were in awe of her. They did what ever she told them to do {bonus for me}!
Just in case you were wondering where R was during the party - it was all too girly and princess-y for him, he was not interested at all...
Well, maybe he was a little bit interested!Miss S became an Official Princess for the day at a very official ceremony. After confirming that she was in fact turning f-i-v-e, not four, but FIVE...
Miss S was sworn in, and would become Princess S until midnight that evening. She took the official oath and everything...
and promised to always be kind to everyone, just like a true Princess. It was so cute at how seriously Princess S took everything.Rapunzel carried out the birthday girl's cupcake and sang happy birthday with us...
and she posed for photos...
It was the best.party.ever.{If you want 'the real Rapunzel' to come to your party too, you can invite her here - we did the Fantasy Princess package. I could not recommend this Rapunzel enough - she was perfect}
but I wasn't sure the kids would really want to eat it, so we had {our favorite} cupcakes too. Purple flowers and green grass inspired by the scene in the movie when Rapunzel finally leaves her tower...
Miss S, R and I made each guest their own pet chameleon Pascal, so they could stick their tongue out at Flynn Rider too...
and we gave them out as a 'thank you' treat, with a canvas and a set of paints so they could paint like Rapunzel did in her tower.
I loved using the details from the movie to decorate for the party! It was a great theme for a little girl party. {And it's kind of ridiculous how excited I get over having a princess party. I know.}
and Miss S passed them out on the school playground {totally ignoring my instructions to give them to her teacher to put in mailbags}!
including this super size one that we used to play 'Pin the frying pan on Flynn Rider's nose'...
We hung some outside too...
We also made some banners for inside and out, like the ones in the movie {there were lanterns too but I forgot to take a picture}...
And my favorite decoration, the Rapunzel braid. It is seriously hard to braid 18' of 'hair' without it getting a little tangled {cheesy pun intended}...
let down your hair!
