Minnie Mouse Birthday Party Details and Free Printables

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It is hard to believe that my little girl is finally three years old. She is sassy and full of life and is so ready to take on the big 3! To celebrate her birthday, we had a Minnie Mouse themed birthday party! This little girl loves everything Minnie Mouse. I hope that by sharing some of the fun details about her Minnie Mouse birthday party, it can inspire you when you are planning a Minnie Mouse party of your own!

Her party was just a small one that she did with 5 of her friends at lunchtime. When they were arriving, we had a Spotify channel full of Disney music playing and they played with pink balloons and each got their own Minnie Mouse ears party hat. It was a good way to pass the time until everyone arrived.

Once everyone got there, I had them sit down at the table and I served them lunch. We served hot dogs because of the “Hot Dog Dance” on Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, chicken nuggets, and the cheese that you can get that is shaped like Mickey Mouse as well. They loved it! I had salad there too, but of course it didn’t get touched at all with a group of toddlers and preschoolers.

After they ate, we played pin the bow on Minnie Mouse. I got a black School%20Smart Heavyweight Construction Paper – 9 x 12 inches – Pack of 50 Sheets – Hot Pink“>bright pink paper. They all loved this game!

After this game, we went back over to the table to decorate bows! If you have ever seen Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Minnie Mouse opens her own “Bowtique” where she sells bows. Disney created their own series of short episodes called Minnie’s Bowtique that my daughter adores. I found premade bows in the baby section of Target that were very reasonably priced and put them in a jar as part of the decor, I printed off a printable sign I made welcoming them to Minnie’s Bowtique, and made little bags with items for them to decorate their own bows with and put them in a jar. I found rhinestone stickers at the craft store that I put in the bags for them to use to decorate their bows. This was a total hit! They loved creating their own bows and wearing them around for the rest of the party.

Here are a few links to some of the things you need for your very own Bowtique bow decorating station! Foam%20Stickers 320-Pack, Mini Flowers“>flowers,

After decorating their bows, they danced around some more, opened presents, and came back to the table to eat cupcakes. While they waited for their parents to pick them up, they danced around and played with the balloons again. It was a pretty laid back party, but was just right for this age group.

I am sad that I forgot to take a picture of this, but as a party favor, I got Minnie Mouse coloring books, a small box of crayons, and a pink sucker and tied them all together with pink tulle. They were so cute and simple to put together!

Now, let’s talk a little about the decor…

I tried to keep everything pretty simple. I made this banner using my Silhouette Cameo. The Silhouette store has a banner template to make the Happy Birthday part of it. I just cut out pink and black pieces to it and backed each of them with white paper. I decided to laminate mine so that I could use it again in the future and not have to worry about it getting ruined. I have a small laminator at home, so this wasn’t a big deal.

To create the Minnie Mouse head, I went on my Silhouette studio and made three circles to be the size of her head and ears. I went back with the eraser tool and erased the extra lines to make it all one piece. I found this fun, 3D bow in the Silhouette store and laid it on top of my Minnie shape to make sure I got the right size and then separated them to cut them out in black and pink. When I laminated my banner, I laminated it with the Minnie head on the banner, but I laminated the bows separately and went back and hot glued them onto the banner. I absolutely love how it turned out!

The Minnie Mouse letter H that I made was something I saw on Etsy. My daughter’s name is Harper, so I made her the H to put in her room after her birthday party. I painted a paper mache letter H DecoArt%202-Ounce Black Gloss Crafter’s Acrylic Paint“>black and then went back with a round sponge brush to put the white polka dots on it. I glued white trim between the two colors and made a little tulle bow to put on the top. I cut out circles out of a thick, black

These are just fun, little printables that helped the party feel more festive. I put the hot dog dance one on the food table, and the Minnie’s Bowtique one by her bow decorating station. You can get them for yourself too! Just download them at the links below…

Hot Dog Dance Printable

Minnie’s Bowtique Printable

You can find a great tutorial for a Minnie Mouse costume and an easy DIY Minnie Mouse headband below too!

Are you planning a Minnie Mouse birthday party of your own? I would love to hear all about it!

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Check out Harper’s 1st and 2nd birthday parties too!