He requested a yellow and blue Pokémon cake with a Pokeball perched on top. I did go a bit overboard buying miniature trophies, sweets, bubbles and party whistles – but you don’t turn seven every day now do you! Cake CreationĬyrus’s cake was a tall order. Let’s just say, I bought A LOT of stickers as I kept finding even more Little C and I liked. I also ordered a batch of Energy stickers to add to these too. Little C had fun sticking these all down! I used these to decorate the table after discovering that there were no nut allergies in the room!Īs Pokemon are brightly coloured, so were the paper cups I bought online. I also bought 50 chocolate coins on Amazon and ordered some Pokeball stickers from Etsy. Let’s say C hasn’t really got to grips with the whole Pokemon game yet! The cards and stickers inside went down a storm though. She sent an extra special card for Little C, but unfortunately this was ‘swapped’ at the party for one that didn’t hold as much value. Inside the envelope, I placed one Energy card and some Pokemon cards that I bought from a lovely lady on Vinted. I bought some plastic ‘lucky dip’ envelopes and some cardholder stands from Amazon so I would be able to display them on the party table as placeholders. I customised the text with Little C’s birthday party in mind, and then printed them all off. You can upload photos and customise all the text. Our party planner (that’s me) got to work on designing some personalised Pokemon cards after I spotted an app online. So he then turned to Pokemon – and that proved a great choice! Personalised Pokemon Cards However, I thought that might be a little tricky to plan and wasn’t inspired by the decorating ideas.

Little C turned seven recently, so last week we hosted his birthday party! He’d originally wanted to do a Mario Bros.

Pokemon party planner