More Ideas for an Egyptian party
Egyptian Party Invitations and Thank You Cards
Confections for a Sweet Egyptian party
Activities for an Egyptian party
Resources for an Egyptian Party
- Fit for a Pharoah: Make an Egyptian style throne for the birthday kid by spray
painting an old chair gold.
Egyptian Party Invitations and Thank You Cards
- Ideas for home made cards:
- A sheet of papyrus is expensive, but you can use tea to stain paper
like papyrus. - Build a pyramid of gold using the pyramid template at the bottom of
the page intended for a centerpiece. - Create individual cover designs spelling the name of the invited guest
using the hieroglyph alphabet at the bottom of the page.
- Wording ideas for an Egyptian Party:
- The Pharoah invites you to party at the Temple of Birthday to celebrate
Alexandra's tenth birthday - Join us Saturday August 22 at 4:00 before the Pyramid closes
- Temple: 123 main street
- RSVP Alexandra's Mummy at 867-5309
- Wording ideas for the thank you cards:
- If late: I was "wrapped up" and almost forgot to thank you for coming
to my party. (Affix a picture of mummy or of a picture taken from the
party activity.)
Confections for a Sweet Egyptian party
- Mummies: Make yummy mummy cookies with sugar icing, or dip a nutter
butter in white or dark chocolate. Even easier, buy the gourmet Chocolate
Nutter Butter cookies, left, found on Amazon.
- Sphinx cakes: Try the Sphinx cake topper, instead of trying to bake one.
- Pyramid cakes: A pyramid cake is an easy choice for the party, but cutting the
cake won't be so easy, so bake individual pyramid cakes. Another option is
to bake a gingerbread pyramid with treats inside. Be sure to decorate with
palm trees and camels.
- Yummy mummy popcorn snack: Fill a sandwich bag with a snack mix of kettle
corn, and sweet and savory treats such gummy worms and pretzel twists.
Secure the bag to a Popsicle stick with tape, wrap in gauze, draw eyes, and
tie with a pretty curling ribbon.
Activities for an Egyptian party
- Play Egyptian inspired games, like tug-of-war, tag and leapfrog, or build a
pyramid of cards.
- Make a mummy. Divide the kids in teams to wrap mummy in toilet paper.
Assign five rolls of toilet paper to each team (Scott's brand works well), and
enlist kids to use all the toilet paper to wrap one team member as a mummy.
Kids will quickly have to work in teams to pick the mummy and wrap. Award
prizes for the funniest looking mummy and the quickest to get mummified.
Take pictures of the results for thank you cards.
- Unveil a theme Birthday gift: Present a kitten to the birthday kid, as the
Egyptian considered them sacred.
Resources for an Egyptian Party
- See Mummy inspired treats and ideas at busy bee lifestyle that are great for
Halloween or an Egyptian party.
- Order a custom-made Egyptian Pyramid pinata.
- Spy an Egyptian party in action to see the amazing Pyramid tent, Egyptian
inspired table setting, and golden Isis pinata made from a Hula Girl pinata.
- Make a Pyramid box centerpiece. See the full article on eHow.
- Make a birthday banner or have guests decode a message with a Hieroglyph
Alphabet. Write the banner vertically, not horizontally as with traditional
birthday banners.
- Make your own King Tut costume.
- Here's how to dress for an Egyptian party. You'll need a headpiece, an Egyptian
collar, and jewelry such as cuffs, and a snake arm band:
Egyptian party
How to have an Egyptian theme birthday party for kids
Your tween is having a birthday and you're the queen of denial that the big day is
almost here. It's not too late to throw an outrageously cool Egyptian party. The
mystique of King Tut, the glamour of Cleopatra, and the elegance of Nefertiti is yours
with poetic license to incorporate the great pyramids, giant sphinx, ancient mummies,
scarabs, and love of cats. Who cares if there's a few thousand years in between King
Tut and Cleopatra. Here's how to party like an ancient Egyptian:
How to have an Egyptian theme birthday party for kids
Your tween is having a birthday and you're the queen of denial that the big day is
almost here. It's not too late to throw an outrageously cool Egyptian party. The
mystique of King Tut, the glamour of Cleopatra, and the elegance of Nefertiti is yours
with poetic license to incorporate the great pyramids, giant sphinx, ancient mummies,
scarabs, and love of cats. Who cares if there's a few thousand years in between King
Tut and Cleopatra. Here's how to party like an ancient Egyptian:
- Walk like an Egyptian. You're probably already singing the tune, so load your
MP3 player with the '80s classic Bangles song, and from the '70s Steve Martin's
comical "King Tut" to get the party started.
- A golden opportunity. Gold is the mainstay of an Egyptian party (and looks
terrific with royal blue accents), so decorate with gold mylar balloons, displays
of pottery tipped with gold coins,
- Draw like an Egyptian. Stencil hieroglyphics onto butcher block paper or hang
white sheets with hieroglyphics to transform a space.
- Forget the Nile, go to Amazon! A look of chiseled marble, the polyresin, pharoah,
pictured right is under five bucks. Construct paper decorations for your
Egyptian party with punch out books from A.G. Smith. Look or the Egyptian cat
and reasonably priced sphinx figurines as well, all on Amazon:
Egyptian Birthday Party Ideas:
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