11 Valentine Party Themes for Kids: Valentine Card Party

I am so excited to be teaming up with 11 of my favorite blogging friends to share fun Valentine party themes for kids!  Sweet Summer, from She Leaves A Little Sparkle invited us to create a cute and fun Valentine party themes to share.  And, it is easier than you might think!  If you’re joining me from Eleven Gables, welcome!  Isn’t Emily amazing?  She is just a doll and everything she does is beautiful! I always love to come up with a few fun Valentine party themes for my kids each year.  To me, Valentine’s Day is all about getting crafty, so creating a Valentine’s Day party built around crafting lovey-dovey notes and cute handmade gifts for friends and family was a no brainer! Handmade valentine cards are something that everyone loves to receive, and they are super fun to make.  Invite the neighborhood kids over, turn your family room into valentine card making central and let the kids go to town.  I filled our Valentine party table with crafty items like rubber stamps, scissors, stickers, markers, twine and red and pink embellishments that all doubled as cute Valentine decorations.  Some pretty, patterned scrapbook paper and colorful rolls of washi tape in reds and pinks made for cute centerpieces.

valentine party themesVALENTINE DECORATIONS IDEAS 

I am IN LOVE with this party backdrop.  You can always follow this tutorial to learn how to make your own, and you can find them pre-made in all kinds of colors and themes.  

PARTY DECORATION TIP: Be sure to check your local craft store for Christmas clearance items.  Many of those Christmas craft items that are on super sale, are red and can be used for Valentine party themes just as easily.  I found sets of the paper rosettes in different shades of red for 60% off.  They made a perfect back drop for the party table.  I only had to purchase one set of pink and heart patterned fans at regular price (with a 40% off coupon!) to mix in with the clearance rosettes to make it look like it was meant to be a Valentine decoration.  (The red Christmas clearance crafty items work well for patriotic holidays as well.  You can also purchase the green Christmas clearance supplies for upcoming holidays like Easter and St. Patrick’s Day too.)

valentine's day party themes

valentine's day party themes

Awesome kids valentine party ideas


valentine party themes

I found these adorable vintage Valentine’s Day cards at HomeGoods and added them to the party table, as well as the easy DIY felted garland I made here in this post.  The cute felt mailboxes are in the Target Valentine decorations aisle.  They make adorable party favors.

valentine's day party themes

valentine's day party themes

Along with handmade cards, I bought a few other crafty things for the kids to make, including kits for them to make their own candy jewelry.

valentine's day party themes

valentine's day party themes

valentine party ideas for kids

valentine party ideas for kids

Valentine’s Day Party Themes Food Ideas

The food for this Valentine’s day party theme is super easy!  I found these adorable Valentine themed jewelry holders in the dollar bins at Target and strung up a few candy necklaces on them.  Using this tutorial, I made chocolate lip treats, and store bought cupcakes with handmade heart cupcake toppers that too me literally five minutes to put together and we were ready to go!

valentine party themes

valentine's day party themes


valentine party themes

valentine party themes

valentine's day party themes

Another fun idea for your crafty Valentine’s day party: Bake your favorite sugar cookie recipe, then use “X” and “O” cutters to pass along smooches and hugs. Let the kids frost them with white and pink icing, and top with colorful sprinkles and sanding sugars.

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DIY GLITTER STAR CUPCAKE TOPPERS | CUTE DIY FELTED GARLAND | EASY WASHI TAPE CAKE BANNER | CUTE DIY GAME NIGHT COASTERS | FUN DIY FEATHER CUPCAKE TOPPERS

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I hope you are feeling inspired to host a party using one of these fun and easy Valentine party themes this year.  Head on over to Kristen’s adorable party at Ella Claire Inspired for more fun ideas.  Be sure to check out all of these talented bloggers and the fun Valentine party ideas that they have come up with to share with you.  There are so many fun ideas to pin!

 SheLeavesALittleSparkle.com | ZevyJoy.com AThoughtfulPlaceBlog.com KindredVintageCo.com | ElevenGables.com | EllaClaireInspired.com | House-Of-Five.com EllivenStudio.com | CraftberryBush.coSunnySideUpBlog.com


Have a wonderful day!

Tammy

Tammy

Creative Director at Pink Peppermint Design
Tammy Mitchell is the founder and creative director of lifestyle blog pinkpeppermintdesign.com. Along with being a homeschooling mom of two kiddos, she is also an in-demand prop and event stylist, photographer, interior and graphic designer. On Pink Peppermint Design, she shares creative DIY projects, easy entertaining and gift ideas, inspiring interiors and events. She lives in Southern California, with her husband and two children.

Awesome kids valentine party ideas

29 thoughts on “11 Valentine Party Themes for Kids: Valentine Card Party”

  1. OK I have the biggest smile on my face and I don’t even know where to start! You are amazing! This is just beyond gorgeous and fun and creative and perfect! I want to be you when I grow up!!! Any kid would kill to attend such a fun party! I’m soooo glad you did this with us! Thank you so much for putting this together and for sharing!☺

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    • Hi Lisa! I love that little white table! It is a desk from Ikea. The top comes right off for storage if you need it. I hope that helps! 🙂

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  2. Such a gorgeous party! Paper fan backdrops are one of my favorites too. So easy, but so eye-catching! Love all the budget tips here. Definitely pinning this for future reference!

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    • This is the first time I have ever used them as a backdrop and now I’m addicted! They are too fun! I want a wall like this just in the house. 😉

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    • Hi Carey! I apologize for not seeing this and responding sooner! The fans are meant for one time use, but I can’t help but try to keep them and reuse them. 🙂 So, my little trick is that instead of taping them together in the back, I use paper clips to old them together. Then, I strung twine from each of the paper clips and taped them to the back of the canvas I used as a backdrop. That way they were hanging instead of being taped to the backdrop. I know that is a bit confusing, but I can’t stand to waste things and use them only one time! 😉
      have a great day!
      Tammy

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  3. What a pretty little scene! I didn’t decorate much for Valentine’s Day this year, and this would be a really cute way for my girls to have some fun. Thanks for sharing! The candy necklaces are my favorite idea from this post!
    Happy Saturday, from the Saturday Sharefest Linkup!
    Megs

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