Our daughter loves pink and is all about being a princess. INVITATIONS: I made invitations out of blank invites. I glued pink scrapbook paper with silver princess icons on the front leaving an oval cut our in the middle for the words Your Invited in silver and a crown sticker. I used the same paper to line the envelope so invite and envelope matched. DECORATION were of course pink! Pink Tablecloth, ballons and streamers in multiple pink shades brought color to the pavilion along with pink and white Christmas lights that were purchased at a bargain price the previous year. ACTIVITIES: Pin the crown on the princess game was made by blowing up a picture of our daughter (shutterfly.com) to poster size. Crowns were made from construction paper. We also had a shoe pinata. COSTUMES: Invitations mentioned coming in your royal attire so the girls were dressed like a royal court. Crowns were given at the party to complete the ensemble. PARTY SNACK AND FOOD: The tables had white bowls that were filled with strawberry covered raisins, strawberry whoppers, and strawberry gummies to keep with the pink theme. The food was also designed to be pink as well. A pink Pasta made with bowties (alfredo sauce blended with marinara), a salad with walnuts, red onion, blue cheese and raspberry vinagrette, and Pink Bread (ordered from Giant Eagle Bakery) was a huge hit along with pink party punch and pink lemonade. CAKE was purchased at the store with the bread and was white with pink flowers and edible crystal confetti topped with a tiara. GIFT BAGS included all the things a princess would need like lip gloss, jewelry, fruit snacks. For the boys we did frog prince bags filled with frog toys and stickers. Very cute party and very easy!