DIY Mad Science Birthday Party for Girls

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Peaches turned 7 last December 26 and she had a Mad Science Birthday party. She is determined to become a scientist, chemist to be exact, when she grows up. I asked her several times since August if she was sure she wants a Mad Science. I knew it’s going to be hard work because this specific theme is new to party planners and suppliers so it’s either I pay A LOT for a customized party or DIY it.

DIY Mad Science Birthday Party for Girls

1. Venue – My inlaws’ condo has a nice Penthouse. It has a kiddie playground at the back of it and it saves me from getting too many pre-party activities.

2. Decorations– I had around 100 balloonderitas on the ceiling, I chose orange, green and pink as the colors. I then created pompoms out of crepe papers and hanged them on the activity area. I bought pre cut styrofoam from National Bookstore and had my husband and our staff to cut letters for Peaches’ name.

My good friend Kate gave us buntings for the front area and the candy buffet. Lookit!

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Kate also gave us this nice print out, which I placed in the Entrance.

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If you’re wondering, that’s my husband in yellow minion shirt πŸ™‚ Peaches asked him to be her minion like Gru’s scientist LOL. And that’s my pretty sisterette, Kat.

3. Candy buffet– I placed nips on plastic test tubes and created a make shift test tube stand out of the scrap styro foam. This was a huge hit with our little guests and the parents too! It’s important that I used plastic laboratory supplies because I didn’t want to endanger any kid.

I made jellos (red and green) and molded them on a plastic petri dish and placed gummy worms. Some jello, I aspirated using plastic syringes (without needles!).

For the candy holders, I drew graduation on plastic cups ala beaker. The rest of the candy buffet is just your normal candies and cookies which I placed on bowls and decanters.

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4. Centerpiece– My husband took photos of our little girl, I then jazzed it up a bit, had it printed and placed it in the middle ofΒ a paper flower I created.

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5. Mad Science Philippines– this is our biggest splurge in the party. They sent 2 mad scientists and 1 assistant. The program had around 10 set of interactive experiments which every kid enjoyed to the fullest. I think they are worth every penny. If you must know, we paid P17,500 for this πŸ™‚

The kids took home their own slime!

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6. Loot bags- now, I am really not a fan of this so I prepared a simpleΒ Scientist worthy loot bag. I placed a kiddie eyeglasses (which turned out to be another hit!), their own Scientist ID, pen and paper, personalized hand sanitizer and a thank you note from Peaches.

7. Cake and cupcakes– even these we DIY-ed! Husband and I learned how difficult it is to create fondant!!! hahaha

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What do you think? The cupcake is red velvet sans the lavish cream cheese on top, instead we put fondant shaped as molecules.

8. Food cart– I just ordered 2- Ice scramble and French fries πŸ™‚

9. Kiddie Salon– YEEESSS, I got one because Scientists need to be glammed Β up too, ya know!

But no tiaras! only clips, headbands and other hair accessories… plus colored hair wax too!

10. Host – I hired a nice host that took charge of the opening, program follow ang games for kids and their yayas.

We also set up Archery game for kids since we have 3 sets of bow and arrow. I know it wasn’t part of the theme but I couldn’t resist. Their target is a huge white board where my husband drew fun targets πŸ™‚

Over all, I was told the kids and parents enjoyed the party. It was really a simple event and could be more grander than it is but it was enough for my daughter who couldn’t stop coming up to me and thanking me for the best birthday party ever. She’s really the sweetest girl!

Happy New Year!

32 comments

  1. Alissa says:

    The theme is so unique! I love how you made most of the decorations and food by yourself and they’re very creative. The mad scientists show I think is truly fun for the kids. They’ll love science even more. Btw belated Happy Birthday to Peaches!

    • Renz says:

      Yes, my friend told me I sealed the kids’ love for Science.
      I had the food catered though heheh… I just did the candy buffet and the cake and cupcakes!

  2. Michi says:

    That party is really nice and not common too. Kudos to you! My son will hit 7 yrs old this year and until now, he doesn’t know his theme yet or gusto ba niya ng party or we’ll just travel.

    • Renz says:

      Aww May! I would have invited them! We don’t expect too many kids because it’s the day after Christmas. Most of Peaches’ classmates are either out of the country or out of town.

  3. Ayi says:

    This is really great! And the fact that you did everything, including the cake, ang galing πŸ™‚ I love the theme too. So unique πŸ™‚

  4. Sol Razo says:

    Happy 7th birthday to your daughter Peaches! The mad science theme is very unique idea and I love the candy buffet especially the syringe thing hihihi πŸ˜‰

  5. Janice says:

    I love how created you are. You DIY-ed almost everything! How did you even find the time to do everything? πŸ™‚ Belated happy birthday to Peaches! πŸ™‚

  6. Maan says:

    Aah I love this! I had actually loved this theme every since but my son is still too young. I’ll surely refer back to this post for a future party!

  7. Maria Teresa Figuerres says:

    Nothing could be greater than labor of love. What you prepared for Peaches was a family collaboration that considered what the celebrant wanted and so much more. Belated happy birthday to your sweet and pretty daughter!

  8. Chinky Magtibay says:

    Wow Career! Galing ah! I like how it’s not a regular theme but you were able to make it as special as possible for your little one. I’m sure Peaches will have beautiful memories to look back at!

  9. TweenselMom says:

    What a wonderful party! Especially since it was DIY! Your daughter sure does love Science! Happy 7th Birthday to Peaches! I bet your daughter will be a great scientist when she grows up.

  10. Jaymee says:

    Hi, my son is turning 7 this may and his theme is slso mad science. I hired the mad science philippines also. I just want to ask if what was the flow of the program? I am planning to hire a party host to facilitate some games and candle blowing. Kaya lng most of the host is packaged with either magician or puppet show. Baka it will be a long show kung may mad science and magician pa. Hope you can answer ny queries. Tnx in advance

    • Renz says:

      Hi Jaymee,
      I really forgot the name of the host. We got him because he also sings… my daughter didn’t want magician or puppet anymore so what our program was this:
      – registration & giving of “science kits”
      – song from host
      – introduction of celebrant
      – candle blowing
      – games for kids & adults
      – eating time (yes I had to do this first so everyone can concentrate on the science show, the host also sang songs during this time)
      – Mad Science
      – Giving of loot bags
      – Playtime for the kids (we had a mini playground in the venue)

      Hope this helped!

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