We made some super cute invites from this free download and I ordered a ton of glow sticks from here. I taped a glow stick to each invite and sent them to school in an empty tissue box (I was super paranoid the kid was going to crack them all open while sitting on the bus, but they all survived.)
We ordered some way RAD friendship bracelets and some cool shades to give out as party favors. We still have a bare wall that we covered in neon steamers and filled up the living room with neon balloons (and that disco light we gave him as his present earlier in the day.)
My FAVORITE part of the party was this polaroid picture frame I made from the Dollar Tree. It was so simple. You can check out how I made it here. After Cam opened each gift, we took a quick photo with the kid who it was from and then used them later as our Thank You cards.
I got the YAY cupcakes from Wal-Mart. Seriously. Wal-Mart. For less than $12 for 24. We also picked up some $5 pizzas and jugs of lemonade and called it done. I think I picked up a box of rainbow goldfish crackers that never even got opened... But food was not the priority of this party. The priority was dancing!
Cam helped make a playlist and we hooked it up to Alexa (I'm convinced he really just wanted an Alexa party, but having her play music was a big hit.)
So, what's on a 6 Year Old's Playlist? Here's what we had for a good 30 mins of music:
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This was one of the most stressful parties to think about planning (um, hello, we had parents drop off and pick up a bunch of kindergartners! eek!), but it turned out so cute and was such a blast. Watch all the fun below:
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