We decided to have the party on our back patio. I chose pink, fuchsia, silver and white for the color scheme and hearts and crowns for our theme. Our patio is made of brick pavers, which gave the castle feel we were going for. We have large steps that go up to our sliding glass doors. The top step before the house is good sized so we decided to make that the location for the throne. I used a chair and covered it with a large white table cloth that I already had. I then tied a pink, fuchsia, white and silver sash around it and made a big bow in the back. I cut out a crown shape from heavy duty aluminum foil and double taped it to the front of the backrest. It turned out very cute! I used a fuchsia plastic table cloth cut length wise for a rug leading up the steps to the throne and lined it with brick pavers to keep it in place. On one side of the throne I added a large planter that I filled with fuchsia colored geraniums and white forget-me-nots, I stuck in a small pink mylar balloon on a plastic stick that said - Happy Birthday Princess - and had all different princess jewelry and clothing on it. Above the throne we hung a banner that was pink, fuchsia and purple and said - HAPPY BIRTHDAY - in between happy and birthday was a circle that said - PRINCESS - and had a tiara, wand, necklace, earrings and ring all with heart details. I hung a heart shaped decoration that said - Princess - and had little silver hearts and swirls hanging down from it with rings, shoes, necklaces etc. on them from my patio light fixture. I cut up the rest of the plastic table cloth (used for the rug) into triangles and stapled them to heavy duty string to make two 12 ft. flag banners. I ran them from rod iron torches that line our patio on either side. We leaned a large mirror against the house and taped a poster of a princess to it. Around the poster, we wrote with blue marker - Mirror, Mirror on the Wall ... Who's the Fairest of Them All? Below the mirror I place a yard ornament frog wearing a gold crown with a rose in his mouth and holding a sign that said - Kiss Me. The girls thought he was hilarious. I had a gift table in one corner with a pale pink table cloth and sprinkled with more of the confetti. I printed a picture of Josie in her tiara and party dress and put it in a pink picture frame with fuchsia hearts and a crown on it. I put the picture and a fuchsia balloon weight holding white and pink heart shaped mylar balloons on the table. I kept all of my party supplies in a large laundry basket under this table. On one side of the patio was our patio table set which I sprinkled with more of the princess confetti and 2 1/2 glass slippers that I found in the wedding section at Dollar Tree (6 for $1). I purchased 3" inlaid wooden craft hearts and painted them fuchsia with left-over craft paint. In the center of each one I wrote each girl's name (ex. Princess Hannah) with a silver pen and stapled fuchsia curling ribbon to the backs of them and hung them at different lengths from the inside of the patio table umbrella with the extra curling ribbon hanging down. On the other side of the patio I had a six foot table that I used to serve food from and to hold supplies for the different crafts and games that the girls did. That table was covered with a pink plastic table cloth and sprinkled with more confetti and glass slippers. I found a cardboard castle caddy that said - PRINCESS - on the drawbridge and used it as my centerpiece. I placed heart shaped plates that matched the invitations pink and purple basket holding the treat bags was on the other.