I hope you love this LEGO THEMED 5TH BIRTHDAY PARTY, submitted by Sarah Epstein of Crackers Art, as much as I do! Everything is just adorable. So many clever elements!Here is what Sarah had to say about the party– “When I asked my son Harvey what theme he wanted for his upcoming 5th birthday party, he jumped at the chance of having a Lego-inspired party before his big brother stole the theme for his own party next month.I did a little happy dance because I’ve been dying to create a Lego-inspired party. But I also wanted to put a unique spin on it. I’ve seen some fabulous Lego parties on the web, but I wanted ours to reflect everything my boys love about Lego. And I wanted lots and lots of in-your-face colour – no shrinking violets here!
I designed all of the party printables and then tied in all of the food into the same colour scheme. There were two separate tables – the dessert buffet, and a smaller snack table which I directed the kids to first so they could eat something other than sugar. They also had a sit-down lunch of savoury yummies before it was time to hit the desserts.
I usually attempt the cake and biscuits myself, but this time around I enlisted the skills of the awesomely-talented Lisa from ‘Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa’. And I’m so glad I did – they turned out perfectly and exactly as I had pictured.
And what’s a party without some games? As well as a ‘Draw Your Own Lego Character’ colouring competition, we also had a ‘Pin the Brick in the Wall’ game (our Lego version of ‘Pin the Tail on the Donkey’), free-range Lego on the lounge-room rug, and some Lego tower-building races. I also created all the graphics for the games, which I just kept simple and effective.
From all reports, everyone had a great time and the birthday boy loved every minute!”
Vendor Credits:
Party Styling and Food – Crackers Art
Party Printables – Crackers Art
Lego Birthday Cake – Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa
Lego Cookies – Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa
Photography – Crackers Art
I’m doing a Lego party for my son this Saturday. I am trying to figure out his cake. What are the lego “blocks” made from that are on/with the cake? I dislike using fondant but will if that’s my only choice. Was hoping you had a better idea! LOL
Hi Joanne. I realise your party was ages ago, but I thought for anyone else who wanted to know the answer to this question…yes, the Lego bricks on the cake were made out of fondant icing.
Thanks for your compliments!
Cheers, Sarah http://www.crackersart.blogspot.com.au/
Hi There, This awesome party was designed by a friend of mine, Sarah from Crackers Art & Design. You can purchase her printables on Etsy here http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart. Cheers :)
Where can I find the Lego brick wall to play the game where the kids have to fill the gap with a Lego brick? I love it. Also, where can I find the template of Lego mini-figures to design?
Hi There, Sarah from Crackers Art & Design is awesome. You can purchase her printables on Etsy here http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart. I think she may also have some of the games as printables on there too. Pop over and check them out! Tell her I said she is fabulous! Cheers, Megs
Where did you get the amazing chocolate bar covers, wall hanging and everything Lego???? My son is having his 5th birthday in September and wants a party just like this!
Hi Stacy. I am not sure if you ordered from me or not but I’m sorry I didn’t see this until now if you didn’t. I sell all of the party printables from this party in my Etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart.
Cheers, Sarah
I hope you love this LEGO THEMED 5TH BIRTHDAY PARTY, submitted by Sarah Epstein of Crackers Art, as much as I do! Everything is just adorable. So many clever elements!Here is what Sarah had to say about the party– “When I asked my son Harvey what theme he wanted for his upcoming 5th birthday party, he jumped at the chance of having a Lego-inspired party before his big brother stole the theme for his own party next month.I did a little happy dance because I’ve been dying to create a Lego-inspired party. But I also wanted to put a unique spin on it. I’ve seen some fabulous Lego parties on the web, but I wanted ours to reflect everything my boys love about Lego. And I wanted lots and lots of in-your-face colour – no shrinking violets here!
I designed all of the party printables and then tied in all of the food into the same colour scheme. There were two separate tables – the dessert buffet, and a smaller snack table which I directed the kids to first so they could eat something other than sugar. They also had a sit-down lunch of savoury yummies before it was time to hit the desserts.
I usually attempt the cake and biscuits myself, but this time around I enlisted the skills of the awesomely-talented Lisa from ‘Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa’. And I’m so glad I did – they turned out perfectly and exactly as I had pictured.
And what’s a party without some games? As well as a ‘Draw Your Own Lego Character’ colouring competition, we also had a ‘Pin the Brick in the Wall’ game (our Lego version of ‘Pin the Tail on the Donkey’), free-range Lego on the lounge-room rug, and some Lego tower-building races. I also created all the graphics for the games, which I just kept simple and effective.
From all reports, everyone had a great time and the birthday boy loved every minute!”
Vendor Credits:
Party Styling and Food – Crackers Art
Party Printables – Crackers Art
Lego Birthday Cake – Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa
Lego Cookies – Cakes & Biscuits By Lisa
Photography – Crackers Art
Lego Themed 7th Birthday Party
Star Wars, Lego Birthday Party
Lego Themed Birthday Party!
Lego Themed Birthday Party!
Pingback: Impreza urodzinowa w stylu LEGO. | OUZZI - Design . Photography . Fashion . LifeStyle sklep internetowy z ubraniami
I’m doing a Lego party for my son this Saturday. I am trying to figure out his cake. What are the lego “blocks” made from that are on/with the cake? I dislike using fondant but will if that’s my only choice. Was hoping you had a better idea! LOL
ps LOVE all your ideas!!
Hi Joanne. I realise your party was ages ago, but I thought for anyone else who wanted to know the answer to this question…yes, the Lego bricks on the cake were made out of fondant icing.
Thanks for your compliments!
Cheers, Sarah
http://www.crackersart.blogspot.com.au/
Wonderful!!!!
where can you order the lego themed party favors?
Hi There, This awesome party was designed by a friend of mine, Sarah from Crackers Art & Design. You can purchase her printables on Etsy here http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart. Cheers :)
Thanks so much, Megs! :)
Where can I find the Lego brick wall to play the game where the kids have to fill the gap with a Lego brick? I love it. Also, where can I find the template of Lego mini-figures to design?
Hi There, Sarah from Crackers Art & Design is awesome. You can purchase her printables on Etsy here http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart. I think she may also have some of the games as printables on there too. Pop over and check them out! Tell her I said she is fabulous! Cheers, Megs
Thanks Megs! :)
I wish these adorable ideas had been around when I was raising my kids! Congrats on your new book, and I love your website!
Pingback: Tendencias: conos de palomitas | Ideas para fiestas, Tendencias | Fiestafacil Blog
Where did you get the amazing chocolate bar covers, wall hanging and everything Lego???? My son is having his 5th birthday in September and wants a party just like this!
Hi Stacy. I am not sure if you ordered from me or not but I’m sorry I didn’t see this until now if you didn’t. I sell all of the party printables from this party in my Etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/crackersart.
Cheers, Sarah
Great party!! Can you tell me where to find that white pedestal picture frame? Thanks!!
Hi Kari – I bought it from Ikea. :)
Thanks, Sarah.
Pingback: 10 Lego Cake Ideas