Since, being twins, Luke and Lila have {so far} always had joint birthday parties, they’ve never been able to have gender-specific themes. I decided it would be fun to let them have their own theme playdates this summer. Lila had her fairy tea a few weeks ago, and Luke had his Lego party playdate today.
We mailed out little invitations in advance of the date {simple cards that hopefully looked like Lego blocks} …
… and the boys arrived ready for some Lego themed fun. They colored some Lego printables {and I so wanted to make Lego-shaped crayons to color them with but I was worried it would forever alter the flavor of my molds} …
… played a game where they had to take turns adding to a Lego/Duplo tower until it toppled {kind of like a Lego-themed Jenga game} …
… had some creative free-play Lego building time …
… and ate simple snacks. I made small Lego-block sandwiches {rectangle sandwiches with circles on top attached with honey or jelly} and served a red drink with Lego-shaped ice cubes {the cubes show much better in colored drinks}.
The boys also had pretzels, chips, and Lego-shaped candies to munch on, all served out of bowls made from Lego and Duplo blocks.
Cupcakes completed the meal at our Lego party and they were topped with Lego chocolates made in my Lego mold {affiliate link} using colored candy melt.
Luke loved having his friends over for some dedicated boy time … and I’ll always jump at the chance to plan a themed activity.
For more Lego themed creative ideas, be sure to check out the simple DIY Lego wall we created in Luke’s room …
… color coded Lego organization …
… and a Lego travel box that’s perfect for taking on road trips or to appointments where the time in the waiting room might get long.
How creative! So many neat details. I saw your picture at Tatertots and Jello. Literally thought you topped cupcakes with the toys (which still is cute). But chocolate!? Adorable!
SUPER cute! I love that you made your bowls out of legos for the chips, etc. Very creative!!
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Very cute…my son would be in heaven.
What a fun idea! I love your lego sandwiches and how you served the other snacks in legos.
Oh, how cute! My son had a lego bday party last year.
Luke looks like he’s having so much fun.
Oh he and Jacob should be the same age and neighbors!
What I cute perfect boy party! Of course every detail was SUPER cute, you are amazing!
I love the idea of giving them their own parties. Very thoughtful and fun!!
Cooper LOVED the Lego Playdate! He told me all about it (the ice was most impressive to him). And yes, the invitations looked like Legos. 🙂
Such cute ideas!
What fun! I wish my boys were younger so I could have a Lego Party for them! 🙂
I’d love for you to add these to Cupcake Tuesday this week!
~Liz
Found you through Tater Tots… What a wonderful themed party! Lego is the best! I love all the ways you worked with the theme! So creative! Those sandwiches are totally fab!
Those cupcakes are soo FUN! what a great idea! I’d love for you to link those up http://iheartnaptime.blogspot.com/
Oh wow! this is such a great idea! I LOVE the lego mold! These are sooo cute!
I’d love it if you joined my Friday link party this week at http://www.simplydesigning.blogspot.com
Ashley
What a fun party1 I love how you carried the theme all the way through to the cupcakes. off to check out your mold…
I heard about this! What a great way to spend a hot summer day. You ought to publish some kind of manuel for the craft ‘challenged’ mothers out there … like me. 🙂 {I’d buy a copy}
Lots of great theme items going on.
Great party!
It looks so cool 🙂 I’m sure my kiddo would love that!
What a cool party with many SMART ideas! I have three boys and just love this theme.
What a great party! Just wanted to let you know I’ll be featuring it on Tot Tuesdays tomorrow 🙂
the lego mold chocolates on the cupcakes are amazing!
Simply awesome!
Great Lego ideas! My sister wants one of those molds now!
Just happened upon this, it’s all so totally cute! Thanks for the great ideas!
How did you make the Lego sandwiches?
How did you make the Lego sandwiches?
The sandwiches were made by cutting the crusts off bread, then cutting that square in half to make rectangles. I cut circles from bread using a small cookie cutter and attached them with a dab of honey.