We couldn't do much about the cake. Rapunzel is Rapunzel, after all. But I was able to save $5.00 on the price of the cake by providing my own cake topper. This is a toy DD#2 received for her last birthday. I was really pleased with how the cake decorator matched the color of Rapunzel's hair to the toy I brought in.
We played "Pin the Tongue on Pascal." This paper is a recycled blueprint from my dad & brother's construction company. DH is a great artist and even teaches cartooning at our local community college. He drew this great Pascal. DD#1 helped color him and cut out tongues.
I bought 5 disposable 9' tablecloths at the Dollar Store and cut them in half length-wise. For $5 we had 90 feet of "Rapunzel Hair" to tack up all over the house!
More hair.
These are mylar balloons I also picked up at the Dollar Store. I found a template for the Disney Tangled sun emblem online. I printed them on yellow cardstock and cut them out one evening. I taped one big sun onto each balloon and they made great decorations! These were also the gifts we gave our guests to take home.
We had a fun little party and DD#2 was happy with it which is what really matters.
Katie
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Wow!! This tangled birthday party is awesome. Simply in love with your entire work. My niece also asked me to have a tangled birthday party so planning her day at one of venue New York. Will love to use your few ideas.
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