Mini Grand Prix
Pastel racers and playful stripes. Ready, set, celebrate.
Explore & shopKids’ birthdays
Playful themes, one good activity, and a little room for the unexpected.
Pastel racers and playful stripes. Ready, set, celebrate.
Explore & shopColorful paper dinosaurs and a hands-on little discovery.
Explore & shopClassic cinema stripes, a popcorn bar, and a cozy front row.
Explore & shopAstronaut place settings, paper planets and rocket favors, with room for a little adventure.
Explore & shopThe round palette plates supply the party color; their brushes and paint wells are printed. At a separate making table, washable crayons and plain paper invite children to create the decorations.
Explore & shopStart with how the children will spend their time. A racing table is lovely, but a clear activity area and an easy arrival routine make the day work. Pick a theme the birthday child likes, then decide which parts of it need to be bought and which can be made from paper or things you already own.
Our kids’ collections have different strengths: Mini Grand Prix brings playful shapes, Dinosaur Expedition invites a discovery activity, Backyard Movie Club works around a shared experience, and Space Explorers builds a birthday around paper planets and rockets. Choose the format before committing to a shopping list.
Build in a quieter option, a clear place for bags and a simple transition to food. Ask families about practical needs in advance. The best schedule has room for children to take longer than expected.
Start with the practical planning checklist before you buy the finishing touches.
Choose the activity and atmosphere first. Then pick the collection whose main colors and motifs you like. Each offers three product tiers; you can borrow or reuse basics instead of matching every prop.
Each list identifies decorations, tableware and other selected details, with quantities, retailer links and variant notes. Food, venue, furniture and the other inspiration-only extras are listed separately.