Monster Party Decorations
Turn your space into a wacky monster world with bold colors and silly details:
Bright balloons in purple, lime green, orange, and blue.
Googly eyes glued onto cups, balloons, and party hats.
Monster face cutouts on walls or hanging banners.
A “Monster Photo Booth” with props like horns, tails, and masks.
Tablecloths and plates in mismatched colors for a playful vibe.
Pro Tip: Use cardboard boxes to make life-sized monsters—paint them, add paper arms, and let kids take pictures with them!
Monster Party Food & Snacks
Get creative with spooky-but-cute monster treats:
Monster Cupcakes: Frost with bright colors and add candy eyes.
Monster Pizza: Top mini pizzas with olive “eyeballs.”
Fruit Monsters: Grapes, bananas, and strawberries with edible eyes.
Monster Popcorn Mix: Popcorn with pretzels, candy, and colorful sprinkles.
Monster Cake: A big cake decorated with googly eyes, teeth, or a silly monster face.
Monster Party Games & Activities
Keep kids entertained with monster-themed fun:
Pin the Eye on the Monster: A twist on “pin the tail on the donkey.”
Monster Dance Party: Play music and let kids dance like silly monsters.
Monster Bowling: Paint water bottles as monsters and use a ball to knock them down.
Monster Craft Station: Kids make masks or decorate monster puppets.
Monster Hunt: Hide toy monsters around the yard for kids to find.
Monster Party Favors
Send your little monsters home with fun goodies:
Monster stickers and temporary tattoos.
Glow sticks or slime jars.
Mini monster plush toys.
Monster masks or headbands.
Candy bags with googly eyes attached.
