Easy Lego Birthday Party Ideas

My oldest turned four this year and picked a Lego theme for his birthday party. I’ve always thought a Lego theme would be so fun with all the bright colors and fun food and activity ideas.

With a blogging conference, three weekend trips in a row to Idaho, and moving to a new house coming up, I decided to make this party fun but easy. And I was so pleased when kids and parents alike enjoyed the party! That’s always a relief. Ha!

We had a fun bbq in the backyard and did a lunch party. The kids loved eating hotdogs and hamburgers outside. And it was nice to fire up the grill!

A bbq was such an easy way to go for this party. Kids love hotdogs and hamburgers with potato chips! We set out two different kinds of chips in bowls, as well as all the toppings they needed to make the perfect burger or hotdog. PartyPail.com was generous enough to provide the plates, napkins, cutlery, and tablecloth for this party! I loved all the different color choices I had on the website. I had fun choosing what I wanted!

The kids had Sprite to drink with a colorful ice cube. These ice cube trays are filled with different flavors of Kool-Aid, changing the color and flavor of the kids’ Sprite when added.

Because Legos are so colorful, I was able to add lots of color to the food table to make it fun and bright. I made the printable at home in Photoshop and put it in a dollar store white frame. The font is called Legothick and you can download it for free HERE.

The kids loved the word ‘lego’ spelled out in fruit! Something super simple and added a little pop to the party. I served it with a yummy coconut cream fruit dip you can find HERE.

I got a pound of Lego candies from Zurchers in their candy bins and found some spring Oreos at Walmart with that fun yellow filling.

 And for dessert I made Lego brownies. I baked my favorite brownie recipe and just didn’t make the frosting. Instead, I bought two cans of vanilla frosting and colored half of each can a different color. I chose red, blue, green, and yellow. Then I cut them into Lego shapes and frosted them the different colors, placing M&M’s on top in the matching color to create a Lego look. Another easy idea that the kids loved!

The kids loved their lunch!

After lunch the kids played pin the head on the Lego guy. My father-in-law drew this awesome Lego guy on a piece of poster board and a different Lego head for each kid. (I know. Awesome, right?) The kids thought this game was hilarious.

And for a party favor, each of the kids got to take home a set of Legos. I found these one for the boys on Amazon for a great price. You can also go to the Lego store, if you have one nearby, and make your own little Lego sets for the kids and put them in a ziplock baggy. The girls each got a Lego Friends packet, which are always really inexpensive at Walmart.

A Lego party can be super fun while being super easy! I hope you found some ideas for your party!

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Party Credits:

• cups, plates, napkins, cutlery, tablecloth: c/o PartyPail.com
• Lego candies: Zurchers
• Lego birthday printable: me
• Lego party favors: Amazon and Walmart

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Alli is the food blogger and photographer behind Cupcake Diaries. Nestled in Northern Utah with her four young boys, hubby, and a full pantry, she loves baking all kinds of treats as well as quick and easy meals for her family. What started out as sharing a few recipes with family members here and there soon turned into a full-functioning recipe blog with readers from all around the world! Alli is a full-time mom who enjoys music, holidays, and spending time with her family.

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