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Under the Sea Party

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 Ideas for Under the Sea Party

  • Use cookie cutters to make sea shaped sandwiches, cheese, veggies and fruit.  Think starfish, dolphins, pearls, scallop shells…
  • Twirl green streamers and stick onto walls to create seaweed decorations.
  • Use a clam shell plastic pool for photo ops, to store drinks on ice, or an indoor kinetic sand pit.
  • Gummy snakes make great sea snakes.
  • Blow up white and/or blue balloons and attach them in a stream to fishing wire or streamers.  Then hang from ceiling to create under the sea bubbles.
  • Shell pasta makes for a great pasta salad.  Grate in some carrot, zucchini or cheese or use bean sprouts to add seaweed to your salad.
  • Make ham and cheese croissant sandwiches and add two toothpicks with google eyes attached for cutie crab snacks kids will love.
  • Add a couple of drops of blue or green food colouring to lemonade or mineral water to make drinks look like they have come from the sea.
  • Have kids paint a picture with glue onto canvas and let them colour it in with different coloured sand.

 

Credits & Links

Party by Zehra Taskin

Styling www.facebook.com/BoutiqueEventStyling

Photography www.facebook.com/whitesparkphotography

Mermaid outfits/Round table gown  www.facebook.com/PeriBonjuk

Cake www.facebook.com/pages/baking-addict

Cakepops www.facebook.com/selma.sahin

Macarons www.facebook.com/Macarahrah

Chocolates www.facebook.com/creativechocolatelollipops

Stationery www.facebook.com/pages/emma-smith-event-stationery

As published in Peninsula Kids – Winter 2015

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