This spectacular SUPER MARIO SEVENTH BIRTHDAY PARTY was submitted by Rachel Pippi of Nestling Designs. I love all of the awesome printables and fun bright colors in this party. It has so many ideas and details that you will want to pay close attention to. My favorite Super Mario party ideas and elements from this awesome event are: The polka dot mario table banner The awesome green tunnels used to hold chocolate mustaches The red and white spiked turtle cake pops The fun Super Mario cake The fabulous invitation The cute cloud jello and MORE!
My little boy requested a Mario cake, and lets just say... I am no cake decorator. Looking for inspiration on pinterest, I quickly decided that most methods were going to be way too complicated for me to try. I haven't got any cake decorating equiptment either. So an idea popped into my head. I found this AMAZING Mario Brothers Quilt-a-long a while back, and LOVED the idea (seriously click that link). Angela from Cut To Peices has created some Mario blocks to complete the quilt and basically they are pixel art. This lead me to google some more mario pixel art. I had bought a packet mix red cake, and some M&Ms and set to work. This cake is so so easy and anyone could do it. I didn't do Mario or a Mushroom because I didn't have the right colours. If you are more prepared than me you can search out some suitable lollies and create any masterpeice of pixel art that your heart desires :)
Free printable color by number Mario Brothers coloring pages for girls and boys. Great Mario birthday party activity or game.
“I’m just gonna do a store-cake this time.” That was the plan. Until I couldn’t find somewhere to do a Mario Kart cake. Scrap the plan. I’ll do it myself. I love planning birthday parties. Executing the party? Not my thing. I grin and bear through the party itself. I struggle through staying on schedule, rallying littles...
Free printable color by number Mario Brothers coloring pages for girls and boys. Great Mario birthday party activity or game.
Super Mario is a classic video game that is loved by kids and adults alike, so it’s a great choice for a birthday theme! These 24 Mario birthday party ideas are designed to help you bring your child’s favorite video game to life but in an easy, simple, and fun way! From dessert ideas to …
This Yoshi Egg Hunt post contains affiliate links. For more information, see my disclosures, here. Hi Friends! To add a little extra fun and a few more surprises to Easton's Super Mario Birthday Party I created a cute Yoshi Egg Hunt for him. This past Easter I made a surprise Easter egg hunt doorstep drop-off for our friends
A couple of months ago when I asked my sons what type of party they would like they had two criteria: boys only and an obstacle course.I toyed with several variations, including a food fight party (that one only lasted a few seconds) before deciding to incorporate their new found love for Mario Brothers Wii. Their birthday request was a Nintendo DS, so this seemed like a great plan. I especially appreciated that we could emphasize the fact that Mario & Luigi are brothers.Thankfully, they were clear on their character preference (and they were not the same.) I started searching the Internet and found lots of great ideas. The invitations were made to look like tickets and personalized by a vendor I found on Ebay. When guests arrived they received a mustache and a red or green hat. (I found these online for $2 each.) I planned to make Ls and Ms for them...but thanks to jury duty, last week of school and a little thing called life, that didn't happen. We had a pinata... I made a King Boo bean bag toss. And a "Power Up Panel" memory-type game. (Somehow we didn't get any pictures of that. I was too busy manning the game pieces.) I read another great idea online to make a "Pin the Mustache on Mario" game, but ran out of time and energy before making that happen! The highlight, however, was the 'coin battle.' We set up a course in the back corner of the yard using character images on card stock (taped to bamboo garden stakes). I sprinkled 144 gold coins throughout the grass and had adults stationed around the edges with blue (ice) balls and red (fire) balls. And then all the little Mario and Luigi's took the course to see who could find the most coins. If you were hit with a ball you were not out, you just had to either freeze (blue) or play on your knees (red). I realize that nothing about this post is making any sense if you have never played Mario Brothers--but to our guests, I was speaking their language. When it was all said and done the boys (predictably) changed the rules to involve jumping, stomping, chasing and lots of wild action. My husband was able to track down Mario themed music that we could play so it would sound like the real game. Our favorite bakery came through with fantastic themed cakes that made the birthday boys grin with delight. We were all completely exhausted when it was all over--but a great time was had by all and memories were definitely made!
Plush Super Mario Block With Sound: This life-size Super Mario question mark block plays random Mario sounds when you hit it at the bottom. The step-by-step Instructable explains how you can make one yourself. Design and development by Piem Wirtz and Simon de Bakker. Plush M…
My son turns 16 today! Each birthday they get to choose a few of their favourite things like breakfast, dinner and what kind of cake. It'...
Super Mario Bros Party Food
A couple of months ago when I asked my sons what type of party they would like they had two criteria: boys only and an obstacle course.I toyed with several variations, including a food fight party (that one only lasted a few seconds) before deciding to incorporate their new found love for Mario Brothers Wii. Their birthday request was a Nintendo DS, so this seemed like a great plan. I especially appreciated that we could emphasize the fact that Mario & Luigi are brothers.Thankfully, they were clear on their character preference (and they were not the same.) I started searching the Internet and found lots of great ideas. The invitations were made to look like tickets and personalized by a vendor I found on Ebay. When guests arrived they received a mustache and a red or green hat. (I found these online for $2 each.) I planned to make Ls and Ms for them...but thanks to jury duty, last week of school and a little thing called life, that didn't happen. We had a pinata... I made a King Boo bean bag toss. And a "Power Up Panel" memory-type game. (Somehow we didn't get any pictures of that. I was too busy manning the game pieces.) I read another great idea online to make a "Pin the Mustache on Mario" game, but ran out of time and energy before making that happen! The highlight, however, was the 'coin battle.' We set up a course in the back corner of the yard using character images on card stock (taped to bamboo garden stakes). I sprinkled 144 gold coins throughout the grass and had adults stationed around the edges with blue (ice) balls and red (fire) balls. And then all the little Mario and Luigi's took the course to see who could find the most coins. If you were hit with a ball you were not out, you just had to either freeze (blue) or play on your knees (red). I realize that nothing about this post is making any sense if you have never played Mario Brothers--but to our guests, I was speaking their language. When it was all said and done the boys (predictably) changed the rules to involve jumping, stomping, chasing and lots of wild action. My husband was able to track down Mario themed music that we could play so it would sound like the real game. Our favorite bakery came through with fantastic themed cakes that made the birthday boys grin with delight. We were all completely exhausted when it was all over--but a great time was had by all and memories were definitely made!
