Jonas Brothers Birthday

My daughter loves the Jonas Brothers. Therefore, for her 8th birthday party, we decided on a Jonas Brothers theme. We had such a great time planning this birthday party! This hub will highlight all of our party ideas and supplies including party favors, birthday cake, games & activities, birthday apparel, partyware and much more. It will also feature many photos from my daughter's Jonas Brothers birthday party.

Invitations: The first item we decided on was the birthday invitations. I had come across Jonas Brothers VIP Pass style invites awhile ago and knew immediately those were the invitations we would use for the party. My daughter flipped when she saw them. They look just like real VIP passes and came customized with my daughter's name and all of her birthday party details. We also received authentic looking plastic cases and lanyards with the order. These badges are really awesome!

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At the time of my daughter's birthday party, there wasn't any licensed Jonas Brothers partyware on the market, however, we did have five partyware designs to choose from. These included the Camp Rock, Party Like a Rock Star, Rock Star, Hollywood and Girls Rock Diva. My daughter wanted a Jonas Brothers party, not a Camp Rock theme party (she was adament about that), so the Camp Rock supplies were quickly removed as option.

She ended up selecting the Girls Rock Diva partyware because it was more girly and the colors were hot pink, purple and black. She loved that color combination. Once the partyware was decided, that was the color theme we centered the rest of the party around.

I made a round cake as well as cupcakes for my daughters birthday party. For the round cake, I added a Jonas Brothers image for the topper. My daughter found her favorite photo and I added on the text, "Happy 8th Birthday, Alysa!". I then had the photo laminated at my local Staples store. I attached a wooden skewer to the laminated image so I could put it into the cake. After the cake was iced, I decorated it with edible sugar roses, edible musical notes, and pink/purple/black sprinkles. I then finished the cake off with the Jonas Brothers photo topper.

For the cupcakes, I iced them, decorated with sprinkles and then added on pink heart rings. The cake board was coverd with a hot pink wrapping paper.

When it was time to sing Happy Birthday, I topped the cake with purple and pink heart candles.

I also served guitar shaped jello jigglers as a fun party snack. I made the jello jigglers using a guitar cookie cutter.

Posters:
I purchased a large lot of Jonas Brothers posters and clippings. Included in this lot were 9 full size (4 page) posters. I decorated the party room with the posters and at the end of the party had a Jonas Brothers Poster Give-A-Way. (see details below).

Birthday Banner:
I used the one page posters that came with the poster lot to create birthday banners. I punched two holes in each poster and strung it onto purple yarn. I placed a sheet of white paper behind each poster so that the words on the other side would not show through too much. I hung the banners up in the party room.

Table Centerpieces:
I made Jonas Brothers table centerpieces for my daughter's party. I purchased black animal print Chinese style take-out boxes. I was lucky to find these at my local Michaels store. I was actually planning to purchase solid black boxes, but when I saw the animal print ones, I knew they were perfect. They coordinated with the leopard print in the partyware.

I painted the styrofoam purple (since the take -out boxes were slightly see through) and then placed styrofoam in the box. I had a Jonas Brothers logo image laminated at my local Staples store. (thank you, Courtenay for use of the image.) I painted a wood skewer black. Once the paint was dry, I hot glued the laminated photo to it. I placed the skewer into the styrofoam and then arranged purple paper shred into the container. I finished the centerpiece off by tying a purple ribbon onto the skewer.

Note: There are custom Jonas Brothers take-out style boxes that would also would nicely with your centerpiece.

Make a Guitar Craft:
We purchased cardboard guitars and the girls painted and colored their guitar and then decorated it with rhinestones and Jonas Brothers stickers & cutouts. (the cutouts were also included in the poster/clippings lot mentioned above). I punched two holes in each guitar and attached a cord. This way the girls could "play" thier guitars and easily hang them up in their rooms after the party.

Jonas Brothers Jeopardy:
We made up 30 different questions about the Jonas Brothers and created a Jeopardy game on a large poster board. Click here for full details of this party game.

Jonas Brothers Karaoke:
We purchased two Jonas Brothers karaoke CD's and the girls had fun singing to their favorite Jonas Brothers songs.

Guitar PInata Activity:
We purchased a guitar shape pinata and decorated it with Jonas Brothers photos. We then accented the photos with glitter glue.

Jonas Brothers Poster Give-a-way:
We had a Poster Give-a-way. Each of the posters that we had hung around the room had a number written on the back. The girls drew numbers from a hat and were given the poster with that number on it.

For party favors, I purchased hot pink lunch style favor bags. The favor bag labels were made from a Jonas Brothers photo I downloaded off the Internet. Using a photo editing software, I included personalized birthday text on the label. Here is what was included in each favor bag:

Hershey nugget chocolates with personalized Jonas Brothers wrappers
Jonas Brothers bookmark
Jonas Brothers button
Jonas Brothers pencil
Large Jonas Brothers photo stickers
Girls Rock Diva rubber bracelet
Flashing Guitar necklace

Once the favor bags were filled and the label attached, I punched two holes along the top of the bag. I then tied on a purple ribbon.

For my daughter's family party I made a birthday cake with a Jonas Brothers edible cake image. It was my first time using one of these images and I think it came out pretty good. There were a few small cracks, but overall it looked great. My daughter loved it! She chose Joe, my 11 year old daughter took Kevin and my 4 year old son picked Nick. (Nick is his favorite!).

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