Yo Gabba Gabbbbbbbaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!! When my sister and I were planning my nephews 2nd birthday there were soo many options! But when it came down to it... Yo Gabba was his absolute favorite so Yo Gabba theme it was! After watching it time and time and time again we knew all the words, songs and amazing dance moves so planning this party was simple and ideas came flowing out!! We almost could not stop!!!! But you have to draw the line somewhere right?? ...... lol sure....wink wink! =) Here are some pictures of the party and decor. Ill put some details as needed.
As for the party favors.... We used buckets and cut out foam to make them look like the characters! ( found this idea somewhere online)Yes!!! Very time consuming but definalty worth every minute!!!The kids also we able to take a mask to look like their favorite character!!! We filled them with small toys (from Party City- buckets, tamborines, glasses, whistles, bubbles, Yo Gabba toys ect.) then let the kids fill with candy and snacks from the candy bar and had a pinada!!!! Yes, the parents loved us! hahaha...
Cake Time... We wanted a tiered fun cake! Off I went to Albertsons bakery (grocery store) and showed them a picture I found online with superheros but I wanted Yo Gabba characters and they did it!!!! Not sure if they will do it again lol but hey they did it once!!! =)
We played Yo Gabba music in the background and sang along to every song! The kids at the party loved the background music and the adults caught themselves singing along too!!! We played games like "Get the sillies out" aka freeze dance and musical chairs among others. We hung Yo Gabba posters all around and got a big poster with all the characters in Gabba Land to take pictures in front of!
Side note:
The party buckets we gave out are still used to this day.... Except not as buckets but for hats!!!!
Hope this gives you some ideas for a Yo Gabba Gabba Party! This party was so much fun to plan and even better to see play out!!! Until next time.... XOXO....Kali
hi i was wondering, what else did you put on the masks other than the stick??
ReplyDeleteHello!!! Sorry for the delayed response, behind the mask we used cardstock paper then glued the large popsicle stick to the back. When gluing the mask to the cardstock we only put glue on the outter part of the mask so it wasnt tooo much glue and didnt come through the paper. ( You might have to put something heavy on top while they dry so the ends dont fold over) You can probally also use a paint brush and spread a thin layer over the cardstock. Try it out and see what works best for you!!! Thanks for your question! HAve a great day!!
Deletehi i was wondering how you guys did the centerpieces?
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