Party Ideas/Occasions

Royal Princess Balloon Invitation

Party, Styling, Text and Photos by Confetti Sunshine

When a royal birthday party is in order, just any invitation won’t do. Create this easy balloon invitation instead!

Supplies:

Balloon Time Helium Tank
Latex balloons
String
White paint marker
Low temp glue gun
Assortment of plastic gems

Instructions:

Inflate your balloon using the Balloon Time Helium Tank and tie it off with string.
Use the white paint marker to create your invitation. For ours, we created a crown and “Princess Jubilee” on the front. On the back, we wrote out the information for the party.
Heat up your low temperature glue gun. Carefully glue some plastic gems onto your balloon.
Hand out the invitations to your child’s friends.

Princess Jubilee Invitation

Princess Invitations

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Note: Adult supervision is required when using balloons. Please read all warnings and precautions on the Balloon Time carton.

Written by: Sara Schmutz

Sara has been in love with parties and planning parties for as long as she can remember. And, she must be destined for more, since she has been blessed with three party loving daughters. There can never be too many tea parties at their house. And, her love for parties and unique ideas have not been overlooked. Sara has been a regular party contributor on One Charming Party, Pizzazzerie, Handmade Charlotte, Confetti Pop, Oh It's Perfect, And Then We Saved, & Red Barn Blog. She has also been featured on Pottery Barn, Disney's Baby Blog, Amy Atlas, Hostess with the Mostess, Babble, Apartment Therapy, Huffington Post, and more. Sara has also recently had a number of guest appearances on Utah's KUTV Fresh Living Show, where she shared some of her favorite party ideas. Sara loves planning parties and celebrating the special moments with her family and friends.

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