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Sweet 16 Alice in Wonderland Party

Alice In Wonderland Party Theme

This is a theme you can make very fun and playful or very elegant and fun. The stuff featured in this blog post come mostly from shops I browsed around on Etsy.  None of these pictures are mine and belong to the shop owners.  I will make sure I leave the link so you can click and buy or print the things you need for the parties you see featured here.


THE INVITES



 
 
 
 
The Decor
 

Colorful paper lanterns are a great idea! Don't forget your teacups! They don't have to be from the same set.  The good thing about Alice in Wonderland is it is very unique and very mismatched and colorful.  



The Food
 
We all know I am queen of themed water bottle labels! 

A lot of people sell these but how hard can they really be to make? I'm sure you can even have a local bakery do them for you. 

Click here for 'Drink Me' Straws


The Favors

 


Add an old fashioned deck of cards to your favor bags.


The Game
 
 What would an Alice in Wonderland party be without a game of croquet?  I even saw some suggestions on using the plastic garden flamingos to play!

TweedleDee & TweedleDum Races – These boys are very funny and can never agree on anything.  So why not have some fun and pair up your party guests for some 3 legged racing fun. All you need to do is stand 2 guests side by side then tie together their legs in the middle.  Then on go let all the pairs race against each other. Add in some fun obstacles so they have to work together and see which team can communicate the best.
 
 
The Dress
 



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  1. UnknownDecember 16, 2013 at 4:44 PM

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  2. UnknownDecember 16, 2013 at 4:46 PM

    thank you for the wonderful ideas! i'm actually planning a alice in wonderland themed sweet sixteen and this has helped me so much, so thank you very very much for putting out there these amazing ideas!
    xoxo, kim

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  3. UnknownJuly 7, 2014 at 3:56 AM

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  4. UnknownJuly 7, 2014 at 3:57 AM

    I like your party invitations!! Even this sweet 16 party venue also looks so stunning. I really like all the decorations and part preparations.

    sweet 16 venues nyc

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  5. benilhalkMarch 16, 2017 at 1:16 AM

    These are really wonderful invite ideas for this party. I am planning to arrange my niece’s birthday party so I am searching for elegant San Francisco venues. Came to know about few amazing venues and looking forward to book one of perfect one soon.

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