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Princess Royal Ball

An envelope from the palace arrives, and it is addressed to them by title.

A princess sleepover built as a proper royal occasion rather than a costume and a cake. Each guest is given a title before the night begins, the household prepares for their arrival, and every child gets a grand entrance announced by name. There are royal duties to complete, a ball to dance at, a crown ceremony at the end of the evening, and a palace breakfast the next morning. It is dress-up taken entirely seriously, which is exactly what makes it work.

$147 · Your full experience is delivered within 7 days of receiving your details.

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The signature moment · 8:30 PM

At 8:30 PM, the sealed royal decree is read aloud.

At 8:30 PM the household falls quiet and the sealed decree is brought out. Inside, each child's title is confirmed in writing along with the one thing the palace has noticed about them this year, read aloud one at a time. It is the moment the night stops being a game of dress-up and becomes something they remember being told about themselves.

The feeling at the center of this one is being formally, publicly treated as somebody important — and having your friends there to see it.

Inside the experience

What the night includes

  • A themed welcome moment A personalized royal invitation, a palace welcome sign at the door, and a titled place card waiting for each guest so they know who they are before they take their coat off.
  • Age-appropriate royal activities The grand entrance and announcement, royal duties around the household, a dance to learn, portrait painting and the crown ceremony, pitched to the age edition you choose.
  • Food and drink ideas A palace banquet built around the food your child actually eats: things on tiers, something served in a proper glass, a named royal punch, and a dessert brought out with ceremony rather than passed around.
  • Experience Cards Royal duty cards handed out through the evening, each one a task the court completes together, plus a titles card for every guest to keep.

Everything here is created after you order, then emailed to you as an editable Canva file with print-ready PDFs you print at home — nothing is posted. It is written for one to eight children and personalized from the details you share, so the final experience varies according to what you tell us.

Made for their age

Built for where they are

Ages 8–10

A court with real roles, real duties and a proper ceremony at the end.

  • Distinct roles across the court — not all princesses. Royal messenger, keeper of the seal, court artist, master of the dance, each with something only they do.
  • A cooperative royal quest run across the evening, logged in the passport and completed as a group before the decree can be opened.
  • Portraits painted properly, with technique taught, and framed to take home.

Questions about Princess Royal Ball

No, and the plan is written so that nobody feels underdressed either way. Costume is offered as an option in the invitation rather than a requirement, and the titles, sashes and crowns are all part of the experience, so a child who arrives in ordinary clothes is dressed within ten minutes of walking in. If you would rather no costumes at all, tell us and we write it that way.

No. Titles are assigned from a full set — princes, knights, monarchs, court roles — and we write to the guest list you give us. Tell us the names and pronouns and the whole night is built around that court rather than a default one.

Ready to make it theirs?

Your plan covers set-up, a full running order, host scripts, food ideas and the morning after.

$147 · Your full experience is delivered within 7 days of receiving your details. Your 7 days begin when your details arrive, since that is when we start building the night.