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Lego Birthday Party Ideas

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Happy June! It’s birthday month around these parts (3 out of 4 of my boys plus my husband have June bdays), so I plan on featuring some fun birthday ideas this month.

My two oldest boys have birthdays 2 days apart. Both were very into Legos last year so we did a Lego birthday party for each of them. One party was Friday night, the other was Saturday morning. Same party, but we did it twice.

Here are some of my ideas from that party. And by the way, when I throw a party my things never turn out quite as lovely as all those images you see of fancy parties on the internet. But you know what? The kids still like it. Here’s my best shot.

Here’s our Lego birthday cake:

Lego Birthday Party Ideas by Crazy Little Projects

 

That was my first time using fondant and it went pretty well. I just used a marshmallow fondant recipe and colored it in red, green, yellow and blue and then cut it into strips and put them all over the cake to look like Legos. Pretty cool but let me just say that rolling all those tiny balls took forever and we had to do it twice since we had 2 cakes.

Here’s the invitations. I just used a 1 inch hole punch to punch all those Lego dots and then some dimensional stickers to stick them on:

Lego Invitations

I stuck with a red, blue, green and yellow theme since those are the classic Lego colors. I got a red tablecloth and the cups, plates, napkins and forks were in those colors as well.

To hold the forks at the table? My 6 year old made a Lego holder. My boys also made other Lego creations to decorate the table.

Lego Party Decoration ideas

Also at the table I had these slightly dorky juice boxes that the kids got a huge hit out of:
Lego birthday party ideas
For more decorations I just cut out rectangles and glued circles on the to look like Legos and strung them up in several places. I also used red, yellow, green and blue balloons.

Lego decoration ideas
Lego Banner

For party favors I put them in bags that were supposed to look like Lego guys. Not sure they really do, don’t laugh. But the kids thought they were cool and that’s what counts:

Lego party favor bags

Inside the favor bags I had these. You can buy Lego candy at those candy stores in the mall or on Amazon. So cute and so perfect! Here’s a Lego Birthday Party Favors Printable that I used. Print it out and you can use it too!

Lego party favors

I also printed out some Lego coloring pages and made them into a small coloring book. I had a few other things in the bag that I covered with homemade Lego stickers, but I didn’t get pictures!

We also did a pinata that looked a lot like this onebut it was uglier. That’s ok though because the kids thought it was cool and they just beat it to death anyway!

Lego pinata


The party was a big hit!

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  3. Jami says

    This has been the most helpful as far as ideas. I have searched all over the web for ideas. My daughter will be 9 in Feb. and wants a Lego Friends party. I can’t wait to try some of these ideas. Thank you so much.

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  10. Erin says

    Fantastic! Our Lego party is next Saturday so I’m frantically baking and creating Lego everything. Do you have a link to the bag printable? The thank you for coming to my birthday party one? That would be perfect!

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  13. Alexa says

    I will have to save this for a celebration at the end of FIRST Lego League teams next year. Suggestion for making the piñata quickly and easily. Start with a big cereal box. Fill, glue shut, add a hanger, decorate.

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  20. Erin says

    What cute ideas! I can’t imagine having to make that cake twice. Fun, fun! 🙂

    Erin
    takingtimetocreate.blogspot.com

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  26. Bronwyn says

    This party rocked! I love how you used that circle punch over and over to create that wide variety of lego blocks! The cake was adorable, too! How long did it take to add all of those 3D dots? 🙂

    By the way, found your blog through Sew Sweet Cottage’s Sunshine Award. I am a new follower!
    Bronwyn @ Queen B Creative Me

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  30. Haylee says

    Just found your party off of pinterest and LOVE it!! Great job!! Hopefully my son with develop an interest in legos so I can copy your idea!! 🙂

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  32. pinkoddy says

    What a really great party idea. My husband also has a birthday this month and sure he’d like this (but I have bought him a flying lesson so it’s plane themed for him lol)

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