Superhero Party Ideas

Well, well, well… Red Ted’s Superhero birthday party was OVER TWO MONTHS ago. Argh. And only NOW am I finally getting around to documenting it all. Because, surely, a superhero party is worth sharing?! I have shared bits and pieces a long the way, but now it is time for all of it brought together in one place!

So. We started with out superhero party invites.

We kept them simple, as I wanted Red Ted to help me make them!

Next, I planned the party activities.. we would need prizes… so we made superhero lollipops from Zakka Life. She has some generic superhero lolly templates for you to download. I amended them slightly to include batman and superman logos!

Next, I had to sort some superhero cupcakes – we printed some simple images and stuck them on toothpicks:

Red Ted of course would need a Superhero Cake. So I decided to make life easy…

Hehehe, yes a bit of a cop out, but it went down a TREAT! And that is all that matters!

Next, I would need some wrapping paper – I found some images on the internet and printed them off, cut them out and stuck them on plain paper, same principle as with the Hello Kitty Wrapping Paper. We had spiderman and superman in varying sizes:

Next… we would need some Superhero Bunting:

Bunting is sooooo hard to photograph, isn’t it?! But I do hope this give you a taste for it. I made it super simply – by printing out this Superhero Bunting template that I created, cutting, folding, and sticking on a bit of string. I won’t last for ever, but it is great for a party!

I quickly decorated some balloons with a marker pen:

At the party itself… we made Superhero Masks (check the full Superhero Masks for templates and instructions):

You COULD make these little superhero puppets if you wish – a bit of cutting and sticking, we didn’t have time:

Played traditional party games… and made up new ones with our ping pong superheros (including, superhero ping pong ball spoon race):

We opted for NO superhero party bags, but a proper small toy, that the kids would keep and hopefully enjoy playing with. They went down really well!

If we HAD made party bags.. I would have considered some of these superhero note books, I made some for Red Ted a while back and they are treasured possessions!