It has truly been Panda-Monium around here lately. My daughter invited some of her best friends over to celebrate her 5th
birthday. She has wanted a Panda birthday party for almost a year
now. So this party has been a long time in the works. My biggest
dilemma was figuring out how to keep twelve kids entertained for two
hours. Thanks to Pinterest (for cute ideas), my Silhouette machine,
Oriental Trading (for cheep Panda items), and my husband, sister-in-law, and my mom
(for all their help) we pulled off a great party.
The invites

The inside said:
It's Panda-Monium
(chaos, mayhem, racket, uproar, hubub)
***** is turning five!
Come Celebrate with Us!
Friday March 13th
2:00 to 4:00 pm
The party is at *****'s House
***********
***********
***-***-****
The
night before the party, I thought of a great idea, a photo booth with
props. I wish I had more time to make panda ears and mustaches and a
few other fun things, but I did get these cute Chinese hairdos printed
off.
A big hit was the panda bean bag toss. I bought this on clearance from Oriental Trading Company.

Another hit, panda bingo.

Limbo. Yes, five year olds don't play by the rules and crawl on their hands and knees.

A couple fun panda crafts.
Panda cupcakes


Eating the cake and ice cream.
Thank you take Chinese food home boxes.

The goodies inside the boxes. Yes, my sister-in-law has already thanked me for giving her girls a couple panda bear clappers.

To
finish off the night, we went to the brand new Panda Express that just
opened in our neighborhood. It opened on Tuesday. We didn't even know
it was open yet. All I can say is that she is so lucky it was open.
The manager even gave her a little stuffed panda bear when she found out
it was her birthday and she had a panda party.