Minnie Mouse is a classic character and is the perfect birthday party theme for little Disney lovers. Minnie parties are a favorite on We Heart Parties, so I’ve scoured the entire site for the best ideas to share with you.
Stick to a simple color scheme of black, white and pink like MINT Event Design did in her Minnie Mouse party. Want to recreate it? Place black, white, and pink balloon clusters throughout the room. Drape light pink tulle over a white tablecloth for a soft girly look.
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Mouse ears are a MUST at a Minnie birthday party! There are pink and white polka dot bow Minnie ears, Minnie Mouse sequin ears, Minnie Bowtique headbands and lots more!
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How cute are these Minnie Mouse place settings?! Recreate the look with black dinner plates, black dessert plates, and pink ribbon.
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Minnie loves all things pink and sweet, so fill a large drink dispenser with deliciously sweet pink lemonade. Add pink striped paper straws to mason jars for a cute Minnie-approved drink station.
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Minnie loves a good boutique, so make her proud and setup a little “bowtique” full of bracelets, rings, necklaces and of course, hair bows!
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There are few things as classic as Mickey and Minnie Mouse. Sweetly Chic Events kept party decor classic by serving pink lemonade in clear glass milk bottles. Add pink polka dot straws to complete the look.
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Recreate these Minnie Mouse cookies from A Lovely Design’s party by using a Mickey Mouse cookie cutter, piping light pink frosting and adding an edible candy bow.
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Setup a Minnie Mouse Sweets Bar like Soireé Event Design created above. Fill it with pink swirl lollipops, candy coated chocolates, gumball machines and a mylar Minnie balloon.
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Making cute push-pop treats like Sugar Shack Craft’s pictured above are easier than you might think!
Start by making a cake in a large cake pan. Then using the push-pop container, cut circles out of the cake. Gently work a cake circle into the treat container, pipe some icing on top, then add another cake circle. Continue until your push-pop is filled up!