Crafts to Make
Birthday in a Box has some wonderful crafts to keep your princess party guests busy, including princess hats and crowns, coloring pages, and more. Don't miss these princess party games and activities.

You can also use star-shaped cookie cutters to make sugar cookies and insert a wooden dowel in each one to create cookie wands. Have the children decorate their own and then wrap them in pretty cellophane or princess-themed favor bags to take home.


Edibles
Finger sandwiches and “tea” are the perfect goodies for a princess. Make either peanut butter and jelly or turkey sandwiches, depending on your guests. Use a star-shaped cookie cutter or kitchen scissors to create star sandwiches. Serve pink punch made from pink soda or lemonade and hand out princess fruit snacks after the kids have eaten. For an added touch, serve the treats you prepare on princess party supplies.

Other medieval munchies include:

• Fairy Wand Sandwiches: Have your grocer or baker make yellow-tinted sandwich bread, or use potato bread. Use a star-shaped cookie cutter to cut the bread, then spread peanut butter and jelly or your favorite sandwich filling over each star. Press two stars together to form each sandwich, then insert a pretzel rod ¼ of an inch into each for the wand's handle.
• Enchanted Princess Punch: Freeze pink-colored ice cubes (a combination of Kool-Aid and cranberry juice works well) before the party. At the party, serve lemon-lime soda or ginger ale, and let each child drop in a "magic" ice cube that will make their drink fit for a princess!

And don't forget about a cake! This crown-shaped cake pan is perfect for your little princess.