Elsa’s Frozen 2 Tea Party: A Fall Birthday Celebration to Remember

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Welcome the magic of fall with this whimsical, autumn-inspired Frozen 2 tea party birthday! If you’re planning a princess party, tea party, fall birthday, or even a cozy twist on the typical Frozen theme—this post is for you.
When my daughter Elsa (yes, Elsa!) turned six, I wanted her celebration to reflect the warm, foresty tones of Frozen 2—not the icy blues of the original movie. I envisioned swirling leaves, cozy treats, rich autumn colors, and just the right touch of Arendelle magic. Now, full disclosure: we live in Florida, and her birthday is in August. So while this may look like a crisp fall tea party, the reality outside was 100 degrees with 100% humidity. The leaves weren’t changing… unless you count the silk ones I dumped all over the living room floor. But sometimes, when summer feels never-ending, you just need to crank the AC, pour some hot tea, and pretend it’s sweater weather. This party became our cozy, magical escape—and the ultimate fall fantasy, minus the actual cold front.

Before her guests arrived, I snapped a few quiet moments of the birthday girl soaking in all the magic. Dressed as her namesake and surrounded by flickering candles, swirling leaves, and royal tea party touches, Elsa beamed with anticipation. These little pre-party moments are always my favorite!
Birthday girl dressed as Elsa stands smiling beside her Frozen dollhouse before the party begins.
Birthday girl smiles in front of fall-themed decorations, cupcakes, and a sign that reads, “This will all make sense when I am older.”
Birthday girl sits on a log-style stool surrounded by fall leaves and balloons, with a Frozen forest scene playing on TV.
Birthday girl lifts the edge of her Elsa dress and smiles in front of the purple party table and fall decorations.
Elsa asked for a few special photos with her baby brother Noah—who, of course, had to be dressed like a snowman. He didn’t attend the party itself, but Elsa loved having a few sweet Frozen-themed moments with him to kick off her magical day.
Elsa smiles at the camera while holding her baby brother Noah, who is dressed as Olaf the snowman, surrounded by scattered autumn leaves and balloons on a cozy living room rug.
Elsa laughs while holding baby Noah on her lap, dressed as Olaf, as he sucks on his hand amid a whimsical backdrop of fall leaves and colorful party balloons.
Arrival Activities: Dress-Up & Imaginative Play
As guests arrived, they were greeted by a rack of Anna and Elsa princess dresses to choose from. Beside the rack, I set out Elsa’s Frozen dollhouse to spark some imaginative play while everyone settled in.
Dress-up corner with Frozen costumes on hangers, princess shoes on the floor, and a large Frozen dollhouse nearby.
The Frozen fun began with a full dress-up corner and an Elsa & Anna dollhouse ready for play.
Three young girls in Frozen costumes gathered around a large Frozen-themed dollhouse, exploring the rooms and dolls.
Our little guests dove straight into the magic of Arendelle with the Frozen castle dollhouse.
On the dining table, I laid out Frozen-themed "build-a-character" sticker sheets with paper and a little accessory bundle for each guest: a princess crown, faux pearl necklace, gloves, and a folding fan to match their chosen gown.
A table set up with Frozen character sticker sheets, crowns, gloves, markers, and purple paper for the craft activity.
Each place was set with everything needed to create a custom Frozen character portrait—complete with tiaras and gloves.
A smiling girl dressed as Anna sits at the craft table with her finished Anna sticker art and matching Anna doll.
The sticker portraits sparked so much creativity—everyone loved designing their own Frozen characters to take home.
Fall Decor Magic
The decor is what brought this party to life. I went all in on warm autumn tones—plum, cranberry, pumpkin orange, and soft gold—layering the space with balloons, garlands, table runners, and leafy details in every corner. It felt like Arendelle had been swept up in a magical fall breeze, and the effect was absolutely enchanting.
Full view of Frozen 2 fall-themed party setup in a living room with purple tablecloths, balloons, and leaf garlands
The living room transformed into a cozy Arendelle-inspired autumn wonderland, complete with leafy garlands, rich plum linens, and fall balloons scattered throughout.
View of Frozen 2 fall party with orange checkered runner, cupcake display, “Happy Fall” banner, and leaf decorations
Golden leaf garlands hung from the archway, catching the light as they swayed gently overhead with a gold number 6 balloon to mark the occasion.
One of the party’s most whimsical touches—hundreds of silk leaves scattered across the floor, creating the illusion of a forest floor in full autumn bloom.
Entertainment center with fall leaf garland, Frozen 2 figurines, and “Happy Fall” banner across the TV
Even the entertainment center got a festive makeover, with fall leaves, Frozen 2 figurines, and a backdrop of an autumn forest scene on the screen.
Tea party table with Frozen 2 themed decor and a handmade Arendelle banner in burgundy and pink hanging above
The handmade Arendelle-inspired banner above the tea party table was the perfect finishing touch.
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One of my favorite spots was the cupcake display. I arranged the Anna and Elsa–inspired cupcakes on a tiered stand—each with purple or silver wrappers and decorated with fall-colored frosting and Frozen-themed sprinkles. On top stood Bruni, the fire spirit salamander from Frozen 2, keeping watch over the sweets. Beside him, Olaf stood next to a letter board displaying one of his famous quotes from the movie: “This will all make sense when I am older.” Add in two glowing, fall-scented candles and a bouquet of sunflowers, and the whole setup felt like autumn coziness had collided with Arendelle charm in the best way possible.
Cupcake display on a checkered tablecloth with a tiered stand holding purple and teal cupcakes, topped with snowflakes and leaves. Olaf plush stands next to a letter board sign with fall leaves and candles.
Cupcakes were displayed on a dresser, flanked by scented fall candles.
Tiered cupcake stand decorated with teal and purple cupcakes, fall leaves, and snowflakes. At the very top sits a Bruni the Fire Spirit figurine from Frozen 2, surrounded by a sunflower and backed by autumn leaves.
The Frozen 2 cupcake display featured fall foliage, snowflake sprinkles, and a tiered stand crowned with Bruni the Fire Spirit—ready to guard the sweets from above.
Close-up of Olaf plush beside a letter board sign that reads “This will all make sense when I am older,” decorated with artificial autumn leaves and a red candle.
Olaf greeted guests with wisdom and whimsy with a cute quote from Frozen 2.
Close-up view of Frozen 2–themed cupcakes on a tiered stand. The purple cupcakes are decorated with edible fall leaves to represent Anna, and the light blue cupcakes are topped with white snowflakes and shimmering sprinkles to represent Elsa.
Each cupcake was inspired by a Frozen sister: Anna’s were topped with fall leaves and swirled in rich purple frosting, while Elsa’s shimmered in frosty blue with delicate snowflake toppers.
The Tea Party
To set the stage for our princess tea, I combined two long folding tables into one inviting banquet setup right in the living room. Each place setting featured real china teacups, snowflake napkin rings, gold rimmed plates, and fancy folded napkins, giving the table a royal, grown-up feel while still keeping it fun for little guests. Autumn tones were layered in through the linens, paper doilies, and tiny pumpkin decorations. And of course, Frozen 2 characters like Anna, Sven, and Olaf made surprise appearances at each place setting—because no royal tea in Arendelle is complete without friends.
Wide view of a Frozen 2-themed tea party table setup with a birch forest backdrop, autumn leaves, and character-themed seating for children. Purple tablecloth and orange accents evoke a cozy fall atmosphere.
The Frozen 2 Tea Party was set beneath a magical birch forest backdrop, with leaves falling from the ceiling and a calming forest scene on the TV. Purple tablecloths, sunflower bouquets, and Arendelle-themed place cards brought warmth and whimsy to every seat.
Wide shot of the Frozen 2-themed tea party table decorated with tiered treat stands, small paper Frozen characters, faux apples, mini pumpkins, scattered autumn leaves, and a rich purple tablecloth with lace placemats.
The table was beautifully arranged for the Frozen 2 tea party, with tiered trays of treats, scattered character centerpieces, and a whimsical mix of fall leaves, apples, pumpkins, and sparkly details. Each section of the table offered something charming to discover.
Close-up of an individual tea party place setting with a gold-rimmed plate, gold fork, purple teacup and saucer, white cloth napkin secured with a silver snowflake napkin ring, and a white lace placemat, all atop a deep purple tablecloth.
Each guest’s place setting was elegantly arranged with a gold-rimmed plate, gold flatware, a lavender teacup and saucer, and a snowflake napkin ring wrapped around a neatly folded cloth napkin. Delicate lace placemats added a vintage tea party touch to the autumn-themed table.
End-of-table Frozen 2 tea party setup with Olaf and Kristoff paper characters, tiered food tray, white teapot, candy domes, apples, and small pumpkins atop a purple tablecloth.
Olaf greeted guests from one end of the table while Kristoff waited at the other. Each spot featured tea service, silver-wrapped candies, and a touch of harvest charm.
For the food, I kept it kid-friendly and visually appealing:
* Main dish: Chick-fil-A nuggets, portioned into decorative cups for a refined look.
* Dipping sauces: I bought full-sized Chick-fil-A sauces and portioned them into condiment cups—no branded fast food packaging in Arendelle, thank you very much!
* Sides: Colorful fall-hued snacks like baby carrots, purple grapes, and cubes of cheese were arranged in little cups.
* Desserts: Mini eclairs, cheesecake bites, and bowls of chocolate chip cookies filled the table, along with candy dishes of Hershey Kisses at each place setting.
For drinks, I offered:
* Hot tea: Pretty teapots filled with hot water, plus tea bags, sugar packets, and real tea cups so the girls could make their own.
* Pink lemonade: on a separate table, in case kids didn't care for tea
A smiling young girl dressed in a tiara, pearls, and princess gown sits at the Frozen-themed tea party table, with festive snacks and place settings arranged in front of her.
 A lovely guest in her royal finest, ready to enjoy the tea party feast!
A wide shot of the full Frozen 2 tea party setup, showing young guests dressed as princesses and several smiling moms seated at a long, richly decorated table with fall and Frozen-themed details.
Everyone was included in the fun—even the moms! The table stretched from wall to wall for the most elegant tea party in Arendelle.
Close-up of a young girl wearing a sparkly purple tiara and holding a vintage-style teacup with pink tea, sitting at the elaborately set Frozen 2 party table.
Cheers! Sipping tea from real teacups made the girls feel like true royalty.
Game Time: Frozen Finish-the-Lyrics
While enjoying tea and treats, the girls played a Frozen-themed lyric game. I made cards with the beginnings of familiar Frozen song lyrics, and the girls had to finish the line.
A group of young girls dressed as princesses sit at a Frozen-themed tea party table, smiling as one of the moms reads lyric clues during a “Guess the Lyrics” game. The table is decorated with Frozen characters, autumn leaves, snacks, and teacups.
One of the moms leads a round of “Finish the Lyrics,” bringing Frozen magic (and giggles) to life.
Cupcake Decorating Activity
Once tea time was done, Elsa opened her presents while I cleared and reset the table for cupcake decorating. Each guest received:
* A chocolate cupcake (purple wrapper) with purple frosting ("Anna")
* A vanilla cupcake (silver wrapper) with light blue frosting ("Elsa")
* A plate of six pre-portioned themed toppings (fall and Frozen-inspired!)
* Two gold knives for frosting
The girls got to decorate both cupcakes and take them home in individual cupcake carriers as their party favor. Of course, they could also eat the pre-decorated cupcakes stand of pre-decorated ones they could eat on the spot.
Two unfrosted cupcakes on a gold-trimmed plate with purple and aqua frosting, surrounded by individual cups of sprinkles, sugar crystals, snowflakes, and edible pearls for decorating.
Each child received two cupcakes—one chocolate and one vanilla—along with purple and aqua frosting. We used fun Frozen-inspired sprinkles to match Anna and Elsa: icy blue and snowflakes for Elsa, warm autumn leaves and gold shimmer for Anna.
A young girl in a blue Frozen dress reaches for sprinkles as she decorates two cupcakes with swirled aqua and purple frosting, gold shimmer, and orange heart confetti.
A girl in an Elsa costume with a purple jeweled tiara decorates her cupcakes with purple frosting, rainbow sprinkles, and fall leaves while a finished cupcake with blue pearls and a snowflake topper sits nearby.
A smiling girl in an Anna costume proudly shows off her cupcakes topped with purple frosting and orange heart-shaped sprinkles.
A young girl in an Elsa dress and tiara carefully spreads frosting onto a chocolate cupcake while decorating with colorful sprinkles and themed toppings.
Two girls dressed as Anna and Elsa hold plates of decorated cupcakes, each featuring colorful frosting and themed toppers like snowflakes and fall leaves.
A girl and her mom pose proudly with their completed cupcakes, featuring snowflake and leaf toppers, in front of a fall-themed dessert table.
A young girl in an Elsa dress smiles beside her mom, both holding plates with beautifully decorated cupcakes inspired by Frozen 2.
Two brown cupcake boxes labeled with names sit next to Elsa and Anna paper decorations on the table, ready to carry home the girls’ creations.
Each guest received cupcake boxes to carry home their Anna and Elsa cupcake masterpieces.
Elsa got to blow out her birthday candles on the very cupcakes she decorated herself!
Frozen Karaoke + Fall Leaf Fun
To close out the party, we turned the living room into a magical Frozen karaoke experience. I played Frozen karaoke tracks on the TV, and each girl rotated through different roles for each song:
* Singing with microphones while twirling  ribbons
* Playing percussion instruments
* Blowing bubbles
* Throwing silk fall leaves (yes, the entire floor was covered!)
And of course, all the percussion instruments were set on a resin tree stump. Because details matter.
Three girls in Frozen costumes sing and dance in a living room decorated with autumn leaves, balloons, and disco lights, with a Frozen karaoke video playing on the TV.
Team Elsa takes the stage! The girls twirl, sing, and dance to Frozen hits under disco lights and swirling autumn leaves.
Two children in Frozen costumes prepare for their part in the karaoke performance—one stands at a tree stump percussion station while the other gathers artificial fall leaves from the floor.
Behind the scenes, one Elsa (named Elsa) manned the percussion station while her friend (another Elsa) collected leaves for the ultimate finale toss.
A new group of children performs Frozen karaoke, with one holding a microphone and another waving a red ribbon. The room is filled with fall leaves, balloons, and a “Happy Fall” banner above the TV.
Ribbons flew and vocals soared as the kids performed during Frozen karaoke.
A mom enthusiastically sings into a microphone while several kids join in with ribbon dancing and leaf tossing. The room glows with colorful lights, and the TV displays the Frozen karaoke scene for “Let It Go.”
No Frozen karaoke night is complete without a grown-up belting “Let It Go”! The kids joined in with ribbons, laughter, and a floor full of balloons.
As the party came to a close and the guests were winding down, baby Noah made a special return appearance—still dressed in his snowman outfit. The moment he entered the room, the princesses swarmed around him like he was royalty himself. It was the sweetest ending to a truly magical day.
A group of young girls in Frozen-themed princess dresses gather around baby Noah, who is dressed as a snowman. They are seated in front of a birch forest Frozen 2 backdrop, smiling and looking at him affectionately.
Six children dressed as Frozen characters pose together in front of a snowy birch tree backdrop. In the center, Elsa holds her baby brother Noah, who is dressed as a snowman. Everyone is smiling and looking at the camera.
Final Thoughts
This party combined the enchantment of Frozen 2 with the cozy magic of fall. It was a hit with every guest—and most importantly, with my little Elsa. I hope this post inspires you to think beyond snowflakes and embrace the warm side of the Frozen world.

Whether you’re planning a princess tea party, fall birthday, or just love a good themed celebration, this party proves you can keep it kid-friendly and still make it feel special, styled, and immersive.


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