Coolest Wizard Birthday Party Ideas
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Lots of visitors from around the world have contributed their Wizard birthday party ideas to this site. On this page, just below the form, you'll find recently submitted ideas. Every once in a while we review the ideas and add the very best ones to the MAIN Wizard birthday ideas page...
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*If you're submitting a complete Wizard party theme with photos and lots of ideas (it's what we call a "Party Tale"), then this isn't the place. You'll need to click here to submit via the Party Tale submission form.
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Coolest Wizard Birthday Party Ideas Here’s the 1st collection of Wizard birthday party ideas, including: Black Want Party Treat Idea and Black Cauldron Punch Idea
The following tips and ideas can help you create your child's Wizard birthday party:
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- A few nice Wizard decorating props could be used from your Halloween decorations, this may include: spider webs, strings of twinkling lights, a few plastic bugs and frogs, cauldrons, etc.
- Another great decoration and craft activity is to take lots of glass bottles, fill them with water, and each with a different kind of food-coloring. On each bottle put a sticker with a potion name on it (your kids can make up funny names for potions). The kids can then play with these potions, mixing them up and seeing what happens.
- Don't forget to make a wizard-filled menu, including eyeballs of fish (grapes), lizard tongues (fruit-roll ups), and sandwiches cut with celestial cookie cutters (moon and sun shape, star shape, etc.).
