Hello Kitty is a favorite of almost every little girl I know, including mine. I have to admit that I was obsessed as a child, and I am still obsessed! My daughter’s first stuffed animal, I believe, was a Hello Kitty doll, which I purchased before she was born.
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There’s nothing more girly than a Hello Kitty Themed Party, from the beautiful ribbon in her hair to all her cute tiny buddies.
A Hello Kitty party is the purrfect theme for your daughter’s upcoming birthday if she’s a fan of Sanrio’s fictional feline heroine who’s never seen without a bow! Continue reading for ideas on how to create a fantastic Hello Kitty birthday party, including invites, décor, favors, games, and more.
Pinks, reds, and light pastels should be used to decorate the room. To fit your theme, use a lot of these colors in balloons and streamers. Throughout the space, hang paper lanterns.
Attach a bouquet of balloons on a Hello Kitty toy as a focal point. To add a pop of color to any meal, choose a foil fringe Hello Kitty centerpiece.
For a great photo opportunity, blow up a Hello Kitty air walker balloon. Add a personal touch by hanging a handmade banner.
Decorate the tabletop with pink sequins, party confetti, or little candies. Decorate the walls with Hello Kitty posters.
Chair Decorations
Make lovely bows out of pink table cover strips for each chair to add a touch of Hello Kitty charm. To begin, fold a plastic tablecloth lengthwise around two rectangular pieces of cardboard to form a huge bow.
Make pleats next, and tape them together in the centre. Make a smaller bow and put it on top of the larger one, cinching them together using duct tape in the middle. Use a paper cutout from the Hello Kitty swirl decorations to dress up your beautiful decor – it’ll look so cute!
Hello Kitty Costume
Hello Kitty and her pals each have their own distinctive style, and so can your birthday girl! For the party, replace the pink bow with a Hello Kitty top hat headband and the matching rainbow tutu and wings!
There’s something for everyone with items ranging from sweet to sparkly, all-pink to rainbow. Necklaces, bracelets, headbands, ribbons, and other accessories should be gathered and set out on platters for easy selecting. Don’t forget to prepare your camera!
Send your guests home with themed goodies to thank them for attending. Here are some cute post-party takeaways to consider:
Hello Kitty lip gloss necklaces
Hello Kitty hair clips
Hello Kitty pencils and erasers
Hello Kitty stationery sets
Hello Kitty temporary tattoos
Hello Kitty activity books
Personalized products like zipper pulls, bookmarks, and magnets.
Birthday Cakes
Without a Hello Kitty cake, no Hello Kitty birthday party would be complete! Because Hello Kitty has a simple face, making this cake isn’t too tough.
Make a circular cake in the oven.
Print a Hello Kitty face image from your computer, cut it out, and then use a toothpick to trace it onto the cake.
White icing should be used to cover Hello Kitty’s face.
Make her eyes and nose out of black jelly beans and a yellow jelly bean.
To make her whiskers, use black licorice laces or black gel icing.
Use red or pink icing to make her characteristic bow below her ear.
You can also use a real bow and take it off before cutting the cake.
Party Games and Activities
To make your Hello Kitty party more fun and friendly, try the following DIY Hello Kitty party games. These cute activities have been tried and true by children.
Hello Kitty Bean Bag Toss
Toss the bean bag to Hello Kitty and see how far you can get! This Hello Kitty bean bag toss game allows everyone to enjoy the sunshine while playing all day! At the conclusion of the games, give each good sport a Hello Kitty trophy.
Clip the bow on Hello Kitty
Kitty White is all dolled up, but her bow is missing! Arrange the children in a line and have them take turns playing the Hello Kitty party game, a sweet variation on pin the tail on the donkey. For a DIY touch, add pink and blue paper garlands and little paper fans around the edge.
Hello Kitty Sack Race
With this beautiful carnival game, hop and bounce to the finish line – but don’t skip! Give each girl a Hello Kitty potato bag and see who is the first to cross the finish line.
Hello Kitty Dessert Table (Credit: Catch My Party)
Hello Kitty Party Invitations
The best approach to get people excited about the big day is to send out unique invitations. Here are some possibilities if you have the time to construct your own invitations:
Use pink or red paper to cut the shape of a bow. Add glitter glue to the edges and a sticker in the center with the celebration details.
Use your computer to print Hello Kitty images and paste them around the party information on cardstock.
Draw on Hello Kitty’s face and bow on invitations cut out in the shape of her head. On the back, write the event details.
Tie a red or pink ribbon around each envelope if you can deliver your invitations by hand. Glitter glue, sequins, and stickers can be used to adorn your invites.
For an extra special touch, sprinkle glitter in the envelope.
But if you don’t have any time to do those lists. Just simply using this free printables and share to your guests:
In addition, I’ve made or left a pretty large space, so you can freely write or type your party information and it can be crystal clear enough to be easily read by your guests.
Firstly, choose your favorite design, then right-click that preview image.
Select “Save image as” and Locate where you want it to be saved in your device.
You can leave it as it is, and open it later when the download is finished.
Open the file with third party apps such as Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Paint, Corel Draw and so forth.
For beginner: it’s better for you to use Ms. Word, and it’s capable of doing that flawlessly and there are many features to help you, like inserting text, changing the font styles and so on.
As a special present for the girls, include a Hello Kitty hair clip inside each invite or connect them to the envelope with a piece of curling ribbon. They’ll adore getting their hair dyed in a variety of hues.
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