It is pretty much a given that most young princesses will one day request a birthday party featuring Elsa, Anna and the rest of the crew, so join us for Mo’s 5th Frozen birthday party!
This was our first big birthday party post-pandemic, so I wanted to make sure little Miss Mo’ got everything she wanted for the big 5! Her requests were few, so all were easily granted with this sweet little party at a local park. She just wanted a “Frozen birthday with cupcakes and presents.” Done, princess, done!
We love the Rotary House at a local park just a couple miles from our house. The rental includes the climate controlled building, a small kitchenette (refrigerator, microwave, sink and counter space along with a few odds and ends in case you forget a serving spoon or tongs), two bathrooms and tables and chairs for a mere $40 an hour! On top of that, there’s a playground behind the house and a basketball court next to it. Perfection for this crew of kids who love to run and hoop.
The building is essentially a blank slate for any type of decor you have. They ask that you don’t make holes in the walls (tacks, nails, etc.), but there are several places to hang decorations.
The first hour of the party was pretty free flowing with guests arriving, kids playing and a come and go buffet with fruit, veggies, pizza and punch. Thanks to another mama for the playground pics, as I’m always in the house manning the food and chatting with the parents. Once everyone had arrived and had time to eat, we called the kids back for cake and gifts. The littles also used this time to pose at our photo corner.
My favorite part of all the parties is our big group picture! Before the first guest says goodbye, we gather everyone and snap a pic. This is another reason we love the Rotary House. The front porch lends itself perfectly to this tradition.
