Get Ready for Adventure With Pirates Birthday Party Supplies

April 9, 2009 | In Birthday Party Themes 

Ahoy, matey! Come listen now to a good pirate story. The lure of treasure, the call of adventure, and maybe even a little bit o’ breakin’ the rules now and then. Who could resist?

Sure, that’s the pirates story. What better way to tell that story and create that excitement than with a whole bunch of Pirates birthday party supplies?

Welcome to the Pirate Party! Grab your eye patch, wear your knickers and come on over and join in the fun. It all began with the mysterious invitation in a bottle that floated to your guest’s doors inviting them to come to the party if they dare.

And now you, as the Captain of the ship, patiently wait your young charges. Your ship is ready, full of Pirate plates, goblets, and napkins to commemorate the occasion and of course the balloons and posters which complete setting up.

Young pirates slowly make their way to the gangway where they are handed their Pirate hat, eye patch and sword. Once inside they are greeted by Pirate regalia including the famous skull and cross bow flags which represents crew they are becoming a part of.

Let all the kids have a chance to decorate their own plastic sword. Decals and stickers and paints are available for them to use. After the swords are decorated it’s time to use them.

The young crew quickly engages in their first sword fight, protecting the birthday boy/girl from the renegade pirates who enter the yard with their faces covered with Pirate bandanas. 

The minute the danger has passed everyone will be ready for a treasure hunt. So, be sure you’ve got plenty for everyone. Get some bags of golden coins, and plant them in a treasure chest. Or, hide them in the back yard or behind the couch.

You can even hide those coins along with all types of Pirate candies, gums and favors inside a great Pirates pinata. One by one the young pirates take their best shot at busting open the pinata and pillaging the goodies.

Once the pinata has been appropriately dispersed of and all the candy grabbed and stuffed in Pirate treat bags, it’s time to do the fun filled activity books which await the youngsters as they come back inside. Hand out the Pirate pencils and let them go through the books doing whichever activity they want as you prepare the cake in the galley.

Adorned with Pirate hat and eye patch you return and start the singing of the traditional Happy Birthday song. The cake is decorated with all the Pirate symbols you would expect. Skull and crossbow, flags and a Pirate cake topper rests on the top.

When the day is over and the sun is setting on your ship, send the tired pirates home with a favor bag filled with mementos and fond memories of a fun Pirates birthday. You’ll be the favorite Captain on the entire street!

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