Showing posts with label fairy princess. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fairy princess. Show all posts

Monday, March 17, 2014

Enchanted Princess Camp for Children in Omaha

The weather is finally starting to warm up.  Are you making summer plans?  We sure are!



Your little princess is cordially invited to attend


Tuesday June 10th through Friday June 13th 2014
At Kidz Cook Studio at the Old Ralston Granary

hosted by Real Princesses Omaha

from 9:00am to 11:00am

                Learn what it takes to be a real princess at our four day Enchanted Princess Camp! Activities are for children ages 4-8 and only 15 children total. Space is very limited so book early. Cost for this four day camp is $94.00. To secure your registration first contact Bonnie at 402-599-9167 by phone call or text or email at info@realprincessesomaha.com to check availability and then we will send you a registration form. To confirm your registration fill out the registration form and mail it with payment. Payment is refundable until June 3rd.


Tuesday June 10th
“A Pixie Adventure”
Hosted by Tinker Bell
Art Projects and Games


Wednesday June 11th
“Let’s Make a Splash”
The Little Mermaid
Jewelry making and songs


Thursday June 12th
“Be Our Guest”
hosted by Princess Beauty
Book making and dancing


Friday June 13th
“Enchanted Tea Party”
final 30min parents are invited to a tea party

Contact us today!  402-599-9167    info@realprincessesomaha.com

Sunday, July 21, 2013

The Jedi and The Fairy Princess

There is a story about a princess who wants, more than anything else, to have the moon.  The King invites astronomers, physicists, and engineers to the palace to figure out how to capture the moon.  They use graphs and charts to explain to the king that his daughter’s request is impossible.  Then the King’s old friend, the Court Jester, steps in with the solution.  He asks the princess how she believes they could capture the moon.  She explains that you could just climb up into a tree to grab it and that it is only as big as her thumbnail and made of gold.  So the King make a little gold moon gives it to the princess and she’s cured, but wait, not so fast!  The King realizes his plan will be foiled as soon as the moon rises the next evening.  Again he turns to his great thinkers who suggest blindfolding the princess and other impractical sort of plans.  Again the Jester asks the princess why the moon would rise even after she possessed it.  She explained that after she looses a baby tooth it grows back and a flower when picked grows back so then the moon will also grow back.  It’s so brilliant.

Captain Cora leads a game with princesses and jedi


                I was recently thinking about this fable.  Sometimes, when you’re planning a party you can run into snags.  For example, maybe you are throwing a princess dress up party for your little girl’s birthday but she has friends who are boys and girls.  As an adult we might wonder, will the boys feel left out?  Will they have fun?  Let the boys and girls dress up however they like.  I adored this party because a couple of boys were knights, which is very fitting at a princess party.  Even though they were Jedi Knights!  In the imaginary world of children, Jedi and Ninjas play Simon says with fairy princesses.  It’s a beautiful thing.

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Fairy Princess Tea Party




The princesses had a wonderful time at Tinker Bell's birthday party. 

              We use dark chocolate brown table linens to give the feel of the dark forest floor of a fairy wood and to set off the light colored China tea cups.  Each place was set with a paper lily, a large white paper doily  plate, spoon, and China tea cup.  



              Down the center of the tables were glass cylinder with pebbles, green moss, and an LED candle on top.  Paper lanterns and some figurines of various woodland creatures were also scattered down the tables.  Each chair had a pair of watercolor painted paper wings pinned to them.



              Rather than providing goody bags we had our guests create a take home craft.  Each guest created a pint sized fairy garden.  We used pint jars with pea gravel and charcoal followed by a cup of moisture control dirt.  We used a little shovel to dig a hole in the dirt and then we placed a little clump of live moss roots down.  We then added a cute plastic frog!  We topped it off by decorating the lid with scrapbook paper and jewels.  As their little garden grows I hope our guests fondly remember their afternoon with the princesses!



Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Fairy Tea Party June 1st




        I’m so excited about Tinker Bell’s birthday party June 1st 2013!  Beauty and Cinderella have planned so many fun activities.  We wanted the Fairy Princess Tea Party to have a garden theme to remind Tink of her home in the magical woods.  The girls have come up with a very special take home craft idea. 




    <-- Here is a hint!

Still looking for tickets?  Email Bonnie at info@realprincessesomaha.com for all the info.

Tuesday, April 2, 2013