Perfect Princess Party Games
If your child's party has a princess theme, get the kids involved in some of these fun and fabulous princess party games.
If you have knights at your party, you can also add some knight and princess games to the mix.
Either way, the kids will have a wonderful time with these activities. All these games are suitable for ages 5 and up.
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Having a Ball
Cover the floor of a room with pink balloons filled with regular air, not helium. Give each child a magic wand and tell them to use it to keep the balloons in the air.
Wands can be purchased, crafted ahead of time, or made by guests at the princess party.
This game can be non-competitive—let the kids play until they get tired—or you can make it a contest, where children must sit down if their balloon touches the ground. The last princess (or knight) standing wins!
Mirror, Mirror
This game is perfect for parties with at least eight children. Arrange a circle of chairs facing inward, with one fewer chair than the number of players.
Choose a child to be the Queen and stand in the center of the circle while the other children sit in the chairs. The Queen begins the game by approaching a player and saying, “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the most beautiful of all?” The seated player must respond with a unique description, such as, “The prettiest of all has a pet dog” or “The prettiest of all wears slippers.”
Anyone who matches the description must stand up and find a new seat.
Players must skip the seat next to them and move at least two chairs away. The Queen also tries to sit down, leaving one child standing, who becomes the next Queen. This game can go on as long as the children are having fun, with no official winner.
Musical Tiaras
Play a princess song (from the birthday child’s favorite princess movie soundtrack) and have the players circle the row of tiaras.
When the music stops, each child must quickly grab a tiara and place it on their head. The player left without a tiara is out, and the game continues until only one princess remains.
Sleeping Spell Dance
This is like a freeze dance but with a twist. When the music stops, instead of freezing, the princesses must “fall asleep” by lying down on the floor.
Once the music begins again, the spell is lifted, and they can get up and resume dancing. This game adds a magical touch and keeps the children active!
A Fin-Legged Race
If the party has a Little Mermaid theme, try a “fin-legged race”! Divide the kids into pairs and tell them they are mermaids who must “swim” to shore to become humans.
Tie their inner legs together with strips of green fabric to form “fins.” The first team to reach the finish line wins. It’s a hilarious and memorable activity that adds a bit of friendly competition!
These games will make for an unforgettable princess party filled with laughter and magical moments. Enjoy watching the kids immerse themselves in the royal fun!
We hope you enjoy watching this video about the Pink and Gold Princess Party
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