Whether you\’re planning a St. Patricks Day party or a St. Patricks Day birthday celebration, we\’ve got some ideas that will bring a wee bit of a smile to those Irish eyes. Discover ways to create your St. Paddy\’s theme, along with setting the tone using traditional shamrock green decor, along with accents of leprechauns, rainbows, and pots of gold.
The following are some fun ideas that you might want to consider for your up and coming par-tay.

St. Patricks Day Invitation

Get everyone in the mood and looking forward to your St. Paddy\’s Day party with a fun invite. Start by sending out a great invitation that will entice your friends to want to go green. Be sure to remind everyone to wear a wee bit of green or they will get a wee bit of a pinch.

St. Patricks Day Kid Game Ideas

If you\’re hosting a St. Paddy\’s Day party for young tikes, here\’s a few games with a St. Paddy\’s twist to consider incorporating:

Gold Coin Toss. Set-up black pots of various sizes and let the kids toss gold coins into them. The point value will vary depending upon the distance thrown and/or the size of the pot.

Gold Coin Hunt. Before the party begins, perhaps the day before, hide a bunch of gold foil wrapped chocolate coins. When it\’s time to commence the hunt, cut loose your little leprechauns and let them hunt up the coins.

Pin The Hat On The Leprechaun. Play this game like Pin the Tail On The Donkey except you will have a poster-size leprechaun on the wall, rather than a donkey. Make a bunch of fun hats for the leprechaun that the kids can pin on using double-stick tape.

Hot Blarney Stone. Paint a smooth stone green and play this game like you would Hot Potato, except you will be using the lucky blarney stone.

St. Patricks Day Decorations

Cover your table with a green tablecloth and use white napkins to accent it accordingly.

Paint small terra cotta planters white and decorate them with green shamrocks. Fill with 4-leaf clover plants. Decorate the food table with a row of these planters down the center. If you can\’t locate any 4-leaf clovers, then opt for anything that is small, green and white.

Use large shamrocks as placemats.

Create bouquets of green and white balloons and place them around the party room.

Create clusters of green and white balloons and hang them at the ceiling corners of the room, attach to the backs of chairs, and hang from chandeliers.

Twist green and white streamers around door frames, windows, and the edge of tables.

Hang green and white streamers in the doorways, so your guests will have to walk through your streamers to get from one room to another.

Hang green and white Christmas lights around the ceiling, door frames, windows, bannisters, mantels, etc.

Hang shamrocks from the ceiling using fishing line at various lengths.

To jazz up walls, hang St. Patricks Day cut-outs on the walls. Try to find various sized shamrocks, leprechauns, and pots of gold.

Faith and b\’gorra! Whatever you choose, go green and enjoy your St. Patricks Day birthday party or St. Patricks Day party celebration with Irish splendor!

Author Bio: Explore more St. Patricks Day Birthday party ideas, by visiting www.birthday-party-ideas-101.com, a party planning website written and edited by Professional Organizer, Elizabeth Chastain. You\’ll also find lots of ideas for invitations, decorations, cakes, games, and favors. Copyright: You may freely republish this article, provided the text, author credit, the active links, and this copyright notice remain intact.

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