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Snowflake Party Invitation Ideas
Cut snowflakes out of white paper and paste onto light blue
cards.
On white cards glue sparkly white and silver glitter on the top
or in a line going down the front of the invitation.
Glue white feathers on the top of plain blue note cards and
write party information inside with a blue pen or sharpie.
Make the invitation look like a snow globe.
Snowflake Party Decoration Ideas
Blue and white are great colors to use when decorating a
snowflake party.
Make paper or buy plastic snowflakes and
hang them from the trees outside the party venue.
Cover the door to the party with them and hang up white strings of Christmas lights inside and out.
Draw snowflakes on the walkway or driveway with white chalk.
Hang up snowflakes inside on the ceiling with
string to bring the flakes inside to the party.
New bags of
pillow stuffing will look like snow when stretched out over tables and
in the corners of pictures where snow would collect if it were outside.
To make icicles cut up strips of crepe paper and tape one side to the
tops of doorways and mantels and let the other end hang down like an
icicle does.
Decorate the party table with a white over blue
polka dot tablecloth, white plates, napkins and cups and then add a
little sparkle with silver confetti or silver snowflake ornaments in a
bowl.
Fill silver metal containers or pretty glass
containers with snacks and candies.
Snowflake Party Icebreakers
Snow Share
You’ll need a new roll of toilet paper (snow) for this icebreaker.
Have the party guests sit in a circle and tell them you are
going to pass around some snowflake sheets.
Without telling them
why ask them to take as many snowflake sheets as they think they will
need for the game. Pass the
paper around without any further instructions and have the
guests take sheets of paper off the roll.
After everyone
has taken sheets tell them that for each sheet they have they have to
share one thing about themselves.
Snow Wrap
This game is fun and easy to set up and kids love it.
The object of the snow wrap is to see which team can wrap
their partner in snow (toilet paper) first. Separate party guests into
groups of 2 or 3. Every group gets a roll of toilet paper for each
person who will be wrapping. The groups choose who will do the
wrapping and who will be wrapped. On "go" the kids who are
wrapping will give the end of the toilet paper to the person being
wrapped and they will hold the ends in their hands. Then
they will wrap their toilet paper around and around until they are out
of paper and the person being wrapped is covered from head to toe.
First group to finish their rolls first wins.
Have a Scavenger Hunt and make lists of only white and blue items. Our Scavenger Hunt page has sample lists to get you started.
Snowball Treasure Hunt
Before the party hide lots of cotton balls around the party area.
Let the party guests search for the cotton balls. After they have
all been found let them turn them in for candy or prizes.
Snowball Stomp
Tie a half blown white balloon to each guests ankle with string or curling ribbon about 18"
long. When everyone has their "snowball" attached to their ankle
an adult yells "Snowball Stomp!" and the kids will try and stomp and
break the other children's balloons while trying to protect their own.
Snow Blizzard Game
Teams race to move their "snow" from one side of the room and back.
For each team you will need cotton balls, ping pong balls or large foam
peanuts and a broom. Give each team the same number of items of
"snow" and a broom and have them one at a time race to the other side of
the room and back while herding their "snow" with the broom. This
game works best on a floor with a hard surface such as wood or tile.
If the kids are older set up a fan at the opposite end of the playing
field to make it more challenging. The first team that has all of
their players complete the relay wins.
Snowflake Party Food Ideas
Little Debbie Snowballs
Let the kids make their own snow ice cream and top with different
toppings
Marshmallows cut into star shapes and served in hot chocolate
Snowflake shaped sugar cookies iced with white icing and blue sprinkles
Snowflake Party Favor Ideas
Little Debbie Snowballs
Snowflake necklaces
Snowflake bracelets or earrings
Small snowmen
Small snow globes
Hot chocolate packets
Snowflake Goody / Loot Bag Ideas
White bags or small boxes with snowflake stickers
Stick white circle stickers on blue bags
Wrap up the party favors in white and blue polka dot material.
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