Pink Pirate Party for Girls


Games and activities for the pink pirate girls:
The pirate maidens need some games and activities. A pool party is a good start, but if
you don't have a pool, try a Slip n' Slide and tell kids to walk the Slip N Slide plank! Give
kids an inflatable pirate sword to bat around. And what better swashbuckling fun than
to take advantage of pirate inflatables for decorations, such as the pirate ship inflate,
pictured left, which has squirters for instant pool fun.The ice pink pirate treasure chest
cooler, pictured left, would make a great storage for prizes and favors.
- Arm them with Pink pirate swords: Kids can't help but to duel each other with
inflatable pirate swords. The swords are an activity and decoration in one! The
kids can take them home as party favors or if you buy just a couple, then these
inflatables can serve as prizes.
- Read Pirate Pink and Treasures of the Reef before serving cake. This swashbuckling
adventure will fulfill every girls dream of finding gold and jewels. It's a sweet
adventure where she will also discover the treasures under the sea.
- Paint fingernails pink. Every girl pirate needs a pink manicure and pedicure to
complete the pink pirate costume. Set up a pink pirate salon. Your beauty
station can include a selection of pink nail polish colors with glitter, some with
hot pink, others with black. To complete the pink punk pirate look at pink pirate
tattoos. Be sure to top things off with a pink pirate piñata for the pretty little
pirates to whack! It's a bottle of pink nail polish of course. No party would be
complete without a piñata and it makes an easy pirate game.


Pink Pirate party
Have a pink pirate birthday filled with pirate games and fun for girls
Beware of pink pirates! The pretty little mateys will love a pink pirate party and you'll
have fun adding a feminine touch to the classic theme by mixing elements of punk,
goth and girlie pirate party ware in pink. Aye, you can start your treasure hunt for
supplies by looking for solid black and white pirate favors and party supplies accented
with touches of hot pink. Here are more ways to set the pink pirate scene:
- Mark her territory with a pink pirate flag. Most flags available are black, so spray
paint a wooden dowel hot pink to create a flag pole with a girlie touch. Next,
secure your pirate flag with tie-wrap available from the sporting goods store.
- Make her the Captain of her own ship with an inflatable pirate vessel. Aye, girl
pirates rule, and the little scallywags will love enacting pirate scenes with an
inflatable pirate ship, like the one pictured left. Intended for swimming fun, you
can float your boat on the floor as a prop and use it to stash the gifts instead.
Or put it on the lawn as a focal point for your party and it can serve as a
decoration and toy in one. Of course, a pirate party makes for an excellent pool
party, so it's perfectly appropriate in the pool, too. Below, right, you'll also find a
pirate ice chest, which would serve the purpose of holding gifts or drinks.
- Make them walk a pink pirate plank. Spray paint a piece of plywood or wooden
board hot pink. Then add a feminine touch by sprinkling glitter as it dries. Kids
love walking a plank. Attach the pink pirate plank to the back of your inflatable
pirate ship. You won't find a pink pirate ship, but the pink plank will give it the
look you need. Walking the plank is also convenient for pinata time. Have kids
walk the plank to take their turn at whack. (It keeps kids at safe distance).
- Create a pink pirate treasure chest. Look to Michael's Art Supply for the a small
wood craft chest. Spray paint it hot pink, then decorate with pink stick-on gems,
and glittery white puffy pirate stickers. Here are the directions for a crackle
treasure chest, which you can modify.
- Swab the deck: Avast, me hearties, finding pink pirate party decoration to match
your theme is a challenge, but much easier when you search online. Look for
pirate inflatables, then add pink touches, like inflatable pink dolphins, or even an
inflatable pink poodle with an eye patch for added humor. Here are some fun
ways to swab your deck for the party:














Pink Pirate Party Favors
Pink pirate's chests are hard to find, but you may be able to secure a black one and fill it
with pink goodies:
- Pink glowsticks
- Pink mardis gras beads
- Pink and black jelly beans
Award your pirate maidens with these treasures:







Wording ideas for a pink pirate party:
Invitations for a pink pirate party are fun when you craft your own version of the pirate
invitation in a bottle. Buy the traditional pirate bottle and add pink glitter, pink sand or
pink jelly beans.
- Pink pirate party invitations:
- Ahoy Mateys! Our pretty little pirate maiden is turning six...
- Set sail Saturday, August 22 at noon for the Birthday Bash
- (Be late and ye be walking the pink plank)
- The maiden's voyage begins at pirate's port: 123 main street
- Yo-ho, Yo-ho! If ye be coming, please let us know.
- RSVP: First Mate Mary or Captain Jack at 867.5309
- Pink Pirate party thank you cards
- "Thanks for the cool swag, Mateys! It was a treasure having ye at my
party."
Pretty Pink Pirate Party Foods:
- Set sail for a delicious pink pirate culinary adventure. Not all your pirate food can
be pink, so order a submarine sandwich, but create your own pink masts from
skewers and construction paper. The finishing touch is a crows nest from an
upturned olive and a pirate flag pick, as pictured left, affixed to the skewers.
- Rock the boat! Create a pink pirate cake from what's available, like the Pirate
Ship Cake Pan, upper left, then frost it with pretty pink details, like pink roses.
Create a mast from pink construction paper, add a pirate flag pick and you're
done. Or take the easy way out. Just frost pink cupcakes and top with pink
pirate rings.
- Drink Pink Grog. Pink Vitamin water is an easy beverage choice for a pink pirate
party. To give it a pirate appeal, stick a round sticker on the lid. Or create custom
beverage labels with a little online help and you can turn any drink into pink
pirate drink. (Wrap with clear packing tape to make labels waterproof.)
Another pink-a-licious drink concoction is a pink pirate mocktail. Start with Pink
Martini glasses, right, to give a lift to beverages suitable for pint-sized pirates,
such as pink lemonade. Stirrings Pomegranate Rimmer Sugars provide an extra
pink flair. Available online in a six-pack, look for them at the grocery store or at
Beverages and More. You'll need just one tin for the party. Pink parasol straws
provide the final touch for a fancy pink pirate drink.
Pink it up a notch with sweets. Cluster all the pink candies you can find. Buy pink M&Ms
and pink jellybeans. Fluff up the Pink cotton candy to top cupcakes. Strawberry ice
cream is a must, but you can use pink food coloring with vanilla ice cream if she's
allergic to strawberries. Pink marshmallows if you can find them add a nice touch. You'll
find lots of other pink candy online, look for strawberry (some raspberry candies are
blue).
- Enhance your party with pink inflatables. Most pirates sport a parrot on their
shoulders, but a pink pirate should have a pink poodle close at hand.
It's easy to affix an inexpensive pirate patch to the inflatable poodle,
right. And these pink poodles float nicely in the pool for decoration (this
is not a flotation device).The pink poodle dog, left, makes a nice substitute for
a pirate's parrot. Slip an eye patch to instantly create a pirate dog. And since
you'll be sailing the pink seas, look for pink dolphins. Argh! Mateys, we also
found a pink pirate chest inflatable. Stuff some treasures or some drinks.


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