Rainbow Kids Party Supplies

There is something special about the excitement that exudes from children when they see a rainbow! So why not bring that magic of colour in the sky to create a rainbow themed party. It’s suitable for so many different occasions too, birthday parties, baby showers and christenings. It is also a perfect kids party theme to combine with other themes such as unicorns, ice-creams, ponies, disco… just to name a few!

You can literally not have enough colour with a rainbow party theme, and finding all you need to pull it together is made easy thanks to the inspired items and ideas below from our Celebrate Society Members. CLICK on any image to be taken to that business!

Add some sunshine with these brightly coloured invitations that are bound to put a smile on your guest’s faces. Get creative with splashes of water colour, coloured sparkles or illustrations – the sky is the limit!

Rainbow Kids Party Invitations & Stationery

Rainbow Kids Party Decorations

Splash the rainbow colours all around! Whether you are going with perfect pastels or bright, bold and beautiful, here is a few ideas on how to decorate your rainbow themed party.

Rainbow Kids Party Tableware

We know we can eat a rainbow of colourful food at a party, so why not eat FROM a rainbow too! Set your table with a rainbow of colour with these wonderful ideas:

Rainbow Kids Party Cakes, Desserts and Accessories

There is no limit to continuing your rainbow party theme through to the food. And our Celebrate Society Members know just how to inject that colourful WOW factor to each mouthful.

Rainbow Favours

Send a little sunshine and rainbows home with the kids with these themed gifts and coloured treat boxes filled with left over goodies.

Rainbow Kids Party Hire Items & Misc

Here are a few other spectacular items you can source from our members that will have the kids smiling from ear to ear… just like when they see a real rainbow! Most of these businesses have more items available so click on the images to browse their websites:

These great rainbow partyware and party supplies featured here can be found on our members websites. Remember you can CLICK on any item above to be taken to that business’s website or Facebook page! You can find all these vendors and more in our Directory section!

Want to join? Email me at lifeslittlec@gmail.com to join the waitlist for our membership

Unicorn party planning

Unicorns have everyone in a spin at the moment with unicorn parties, desserts and partyware still being so popular!

If you’re planning for this theme and looking out for items, Deer Little Parties is a gorgeous party boutique which makes shopping for this theme easy with their range of Unicorn partyware. Today we are showcasing a few of their Unicorn party supplies but you must pop onto their website to explore their themes which make party shopping so much easier for a range of kids parties.

Here are our top pics of Unicorn party supplies to bring together a fun unicorn bash for your little one!:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If you happen to live in Ballarat, Victoria you can also visit the delightful Deer Little Parties venue where you can pick up supplies, hire partyware or have them host your child’s party in their venue!:

 

 

 

Visit the Deer Little Parties store online to browse their extensive range of party supplies for kids parties! They stock well known brands as well as sourcing some unique items to match various party themes

 

Happy party planning! x

 

 

Evolution of a birthday party theme

Children’s party themes are never black and white. As children evolve – ideas for their party theme evolve as well to reflect their personality and interests.

Some of you have older children who themselves are constantly changing their mind about what they want for their birthday party theme.

My eldest Rebekah is only 2.5yrs so although she doesn’t really have an opinion on a theme, I try and match her theme with her interests and personality.

For her 2nd birthday it was an “I’m a little teapot” theme as she loved nursery rhymes and playing with her teaset.

 

I was thinking of a storybook theme or a care bears theme for her 3rd birthday as she was showing interest in both of those. However recently she has become obsessed with being a ballerina and wearing a tutu every.single.day.

So plans have changed to a ballerina party. This is such a popular theme for little girls and I had wanted to do something a little different, but my tutu wearing daughter would love nothing more than this party theme – so a ballerina party it is (which has grown on me now and I’m enjoying planning it!).

However I was trying to think of a slightly different take on it and was going to make it a “tulle and tassels” theme.

However my daughter really has no idea what tassels are (is she really my child?) but is loving bows! Something to do with a bow song by the new Wiggles. So now I’m thinking of a Ballerina and bows party.

Anyways you get the drift. Either way it will be a ballerina party.

In the end I’m trying to follow her lead when it comes to a party theme and what I think she would be excited to see at her party.

I need to decide on a colour scheme and this image of a coral, peach and blush dessert table is inspiring me at the moment:

 

We’ve just finished celebrating Naomi’s 1st birthday and I really was not going to start planning her 2nd birthday for a while now. However this Dreaming Collection from Kikki.K has really inspired me

I am loving rainbows, clouds and balloons right now. They remind me of sunny and carefree days in childhood. Who knows what this theme would be called but I am just loving the idea of planning a party based around whimsical images like these.

 

 

I am loving the colour combination as well of mint, orange and fuschia:

Is it weird to get a party theme inspiration from stationery?

Well I also felt inspired for this theme when I saw this cute “Milky” t-shirt with rainbows and clouds being sold at Little Red Chick in Sydney:

 

Too sweet!

I also saw this invitation the other day which caught my eye from Penny Lane Studio and also got me thinking that something with clouds and balloons would be really cute:

 

I will wait and see as Naomi gets a bit older if there is any particular theme based around her interests or personality. In the end she is the ultimate inspiration for her own birthday party theme.

However at 2 yrs old the theme could really be anything and I figure what little child doesn’t like clouds, balloons and rainbows?

It reminds me of this gorgeous “WISH” party by Frog Prince Paperie (click the image below to see more). Whimsical and magical!

 

So that is where I’m at with Naomi’s 2nd birthday which by the way is 11 months away so I am way ahead of myself here!

Sometimes I find if I start planning things in detail too early I get ‘over’ the theme before the birthday party even arrives. But these are just some of the images which are inspiring me at the moment.

How have your children’s party themes evolved over the year?

How many times do your children change their mind before their birthday? Do you have a cut-off date before the party that the theme can not be changed?