Updated on: Sep 01, 2024
Looking for Frozen birthday party ideas for your little one's upcoming birthday? Give your princess (or prince) the ultimate party with these Frozen-themed birthday party ideas. From decorations, party favors, food, and activities, we've got you covered. Use our spending guide to make sure to not overspend. Let us help you make the most magical party your little one will never forget!
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas - Food
1. Cake or Cupcakes
What's a party without some cake? Whether you choose to have a three-tier cake or a decorative display of cupcakes, there are lots of options out there to easily wow your guests with less effort than you think. Check out these frozen character cake toppers, or scallop topped frozen cupcake wrappers that are sure to impress your guests.
2. Marshmallow Olaf
These treats are easy to make; just stack up 3 marshmallows of different sizes, make the face with chocolate dots, and add pretzels for arms. Make these homemade to have them on display for a quick snack, or you can even buy these put them in bags for party favors for your guests.
3. "Reindeer" Carrots and Dip
Who says you can't have healthy snacks at a birthday party? Put together a small tray of veggies with "bundles of carrots" to eat like Sven the Reindeer.
4. Frozen Cookies
Whether you decide to make homemade cookies or buy them premade, there are so many cute ideas out there to make them one of a kind. Check out these adorable, watercolor, premade frozen cookies, that come in vanilla, chocolate chip, lemon brownie, and cake batter flavoring. Another idea is to make snowflake shape cookies and make a cookie bar to let your guest decorate their own cookies with frozen sprinkles or other creative toppings.
5. Snow Ball Punch
This turquoise punch will be a great addition to the party. Create an artic blue punch creation and simply add dollops of vanilla ice cream to the top to create a deilcious frothy snow ball treat.
6. Snow Cones
Looking for a quick treat to delight your guests? Make these delicious and simple Frozen snow cones. Simply add ice and blue syrup for coloring, and you have the perfect frozen treat! To make your "snow" simply pulse ice in your kitchen blender on the "ice" or "crush setting" to get it to the perfect consistency. If you prefer to add a little flair to your party, check out this frozen snow cone maker to create a little "snow cone bar" for your party.
7. Popcorn Snow Balls
These are perfect, quick, colorful treats that are sure to be a hit with your party. Simply make a batch of unflavored popcorn, mixed with a butter marshmallow syrup (similar to rice crispy treats), and decorate with colorful frozen sprinkles or blue dye to create a beautiful snowball treat. And nothing pairs better with popcorn than snuggling up to enjoy one of the Frozen movies!
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas - Games & Activities
8. Pin the Carrot on the Olaf
You’ve heard of Pin the Tail on the Donkey. Well here is a parody of that game that your daughter and her friends can play at her party. To do this, make your own “Olaf” with construction paper. Draw the eyes and mouth with a black marker and secure this “Olaf” to the wall. With orange construction paper, cut out a carrot for each guest. Before the game starts, have all the guests put their names on their carrot noses and put double-sided tape on the backside. Then, blindfold the children one by one and have them try to pin their carrot noses as close as possible to the center of the face. Make your own version or buy a pre-made game here to save yourself some time.
9. Costume Party Photoshoot
Have a special time for your guest to dress up in their favorite frozen character outfit (if you don't already have a closet full). Break out the dresses, and capes, shoes, gloves, and other princess jewelry and accessories. Pretty much any dress or outfit that Anna or Elsa wore in the moves, you can find any of these, and more. Don't forget to have Elsa's long, luscious blond braid that every little girl loves to flaunt around. Consider buying a pack of wands and tiaras to hand out as party favors to let every guest feel like a beautiful princess. For boys, you can certainly find outfits for Kristoff, Sven, or Olaf, to make sure that no character is forgotten. Be sure to take lots of pictures. If you would like to add a little extra to the party, consider buying one of these Frozen scene setter backdrops that come with photo props for your little ones to have a blast.
10. Do you Want to Build a Snowman?
Depending on the age of your guests, there are so many cute craft ideas out there for building Olaf the snowman. You could make snowman kits with prepackaged cardstock paper, or use marshmallows and other food items to create a mini Olaf. Let each guest add their special touch to make each one just a little different. Just like a snowflake, no two are ever exactly the same.
11. Snowball Fight
Even if you are throwing this party during the summer, you can have an inside snowball fight. You can get some styrofoam balls, and the kids can have snowball fights in the house. If you are feeling a little more adventurous, try making homemade snow, with cornstarch, shaving cream, and silver glitter, for the kids to have fun with outside even when the snow is melted.
12. Frozen Pinata
Every kid's favorite part of the party is to break open the birthday pinata and scramble to get their share of the candy. Check out these Frozen-themed pinatas that are sure to be a hit (no pun intended) at your party!
13. Musical Snowflakes
You’ve heard of Musical Chairs, right? Well, for this game, you will need paper plates with snowflakes on them. One plate should have a red circle and the words, “Hot Spot” on the back (but be sure you can’t see it through the front of the plate). Scatter all the plates around the floor randomly so that nobody knows which one has the hot spot. Have the kids dance around the plates while listening to a Christmas song, or perhaps, even a song from the movie. Whoever picks up the plate with the hot spot is out of the game. And the game keeps going until everyone has picked up the plate with the hot spot.
14. Frozen Themed Scavenger Hunt
Create an exciting Frozen-themed scavenger hunt that where your birthday guests will discover a long-lost treasure chest full of goodies! You can write clues in riddles or simply give them a map to locate creatively placed frozen character landmarks to lead them to where they will find their treasure. For those who need a little help getting started, check out this inexpensive pre-made scavenger printout.
15. Frozen Song Karaoke
Let your little ones sing their heart out with a frozen themed karaoke machine. Can you hear them now belting out "Let it go" or "Do you want to build a snowman" songs at the top of their lungs. Let each of your party guests pick out thier favorite Frozen song, and have fun dancing their little hearts out.
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas- Party Favors
16. Custom Party Favor Bags
Nothing is more exciting than getting personalized party favor bags. There are so many options to choose from, from heavy-duty cardstock gable boxes, paper bags with the various frozen characters, to simple cellophane wrap with colorful goodies and a personalized tag.
17. Pre Filled Goody Bags
Who has time to go shopping and put together goody bags for each guest for their party? To help save yourself some time, buy these pre-filled Frozen-themed goody bags. Each bag includes a princess tiara, charm bracelet frozen pencil, and sparkling nontoxic princess tattoo. And, as a bonus, you get a frozen themed invitation and thank you card included with each of your party favor bags.
18. Edible Party Favors
The next best thing to getting a party favor gifts is one that you can eat. There are so many ideas for edible party favors from pre-made Frozen cellophane bags, to homemade snowflake cookies to let your guests decorate, or even frozen themed pretzel sticks.
19. Frozen Bubble Wands
Simple and easy, to make or order these frozen themed bubble wands. Give one to each of the kids and make sure to buy some extra bubbles to refill the tubes.
20. Character Cups
Kill two birds in one stone. Order frozen character cups for your guests to use at the party, and also take them home as a party favor.
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas - Party Supplies
21. Frozen Tableware
What party would be complete without Elsa and Anna princess tableware? Instead of spending hours at the store finding matching tableware, buy the complete set here with just a click of a button. These sets include paper plates, cups, silverware, napkins, and even a couple of extra Frozen-themed table decor. Choose from sets that cover 8, 16, and up to 24 guests.
22. Frozen Tablecloths
Looking to upgrade from the usual solid color table liners. Check out these Frozen-themed tablecloths. Whether you're looking to cover your main party table, or additional snack and food tables, these liners are a great way to add flair without having to put in extra time and effort. You can choose from Frozen character-themed cloth liners, or even a blue, glittery princess cover to make your tables pop. Keep a consistent style or mix and match to create just the look that suits your needs.
23. Snowflake Table Confetti
Compliment your frozen tableware with these glittery snowflake table confetti. This set contains 750 various-sized blue snowflakes to scatter over your party table and other fun places. And when you're done, these snowflakes are large enough to reuse again for a holiday Christmas party or another winter-themed event!
24. Frozen Table Signs
Whether it's to label food and snacks, or seating arrangements for your guests, check out these customizable Frozen-themed table signs.
25. Party Hats
Nothing makes a kid happier at a birthday party than getting their very own party hat to join in on the fun. Choose from the traditional party cone hats, or even take it one step up and treat your princesses to their very own tiara.
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas - Decorations
26. Balloon Garland
Nothing says a grand entrance to a party like seeing a decorative display of balloons over the door or party table. With Frozen, there are so many color schemes to choose from such as a plum purple, icy blue and white, or a pink/silver, blue mix. In addition to the solid colored balloons in your garland, you can mix in confetti-filled balloons and frozen themed shaped balloons with the movie characters or even snowflake-shaped ones. The sky is the limit!
27.Frozen Character Center Pieces
Not sure how to decorate your tables? Use these simple but elegant cutout character centerpieces. You can choose from princess Anna or Queen Elsa (or both), and also have the option to have them one-sided or decorated on both. You could also use these as bases to attach balloons to as decorations for prizes for your guests to take home at the end of the party
28. Table Streamer Skirt
Add a little extra flair to your snack or gift table by attaching this double-layer, table streamer skirt. You can also mix in match colors to fit your color scheme and make a simple table into an elegant display.
29. Character Decorations
No party with a Frozen theme can be complete without the characters making an appearance. You will certainly want to include Anna, Elsa, and their closest friends in this party. You might decide to make some hanging character decorations or purchase these life-size cutouts of the characters.
30. A Frozen Birthday Banner
A birthday party can never be complete without a birthday party banner. Have your Frozen banner as a center design over the party table with their favorite frozen character, and even customize their name to it.
Frozen Birthday Party Ideas - Invitations
31. Frozen Party Invitations
There are so many options when it comes to picking out invitations for your frozen-themed birthday party. Find your favorite one here.
Don't Forget the Thank You Cards
32. Thank You Cards
Frozen Party: Conclusion
There is nothing more exciting than making your child's dreams come true Hopefully, this article has given you inspiration and plenty of ideas to help you throw a magical celebration for your little one that they will never forget. You can use our checklist to make sure you don't forget anything for your little one's special day, especially the gift!
Written by Carmen Boneck; Contributor: Leah Jarrell