Are you planning a pirate-themed birthday party for your little scallywag? These free printable invitations are the perfect way to get the party started!
The invitations feature an illustration of a cute pirate boy figure with space to write in the party details. They are designed to print on A4/letter paper with two per page, so you can save ink and paper.
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To print the invitations, simply download the JPG file and open it in your printer’s software. Be sure to select “fit to page” or “scale to fit” so that the invitations print at the correct size.
How to Print Our Free Pirate Invitations
Here are some tips for printing the invitations:
- Use high-quality paper for the best results.
- Make sure your printer is in good working order.
- Test print one invitation before printing the entire batch.
Once you have printed the invitations, you can start planning the party!
Pirate Party Ideas!
Here are a few ideas to get you started:
- Decorate the party space with pirate flags, treasure maps, and seashells.
- Serve pirate-themed food and drinks, such as fruit kabobs, popcorn balls, and grog (fruit punch).
- Play pirate-themed games, such as hide-and-seek, treasure hunts, and water balloon fights.
- Have a costume contest and award prizes for the best-dressed pirates.
With these free printable invitations and a little planning, you can throw a pirate party that your little buccaneer will never forget!
Here are some additional ideas for throwing a pirate party:
- Have a treasure hunt. Hide small prizes around the party space and let the kids search for them.
- Play a game of “eye spy.” Have the kids close their eyes and then point to different objects in the party space. The other kids have to guess what the object is.
- Have a sword fight. Give the kids foam swords and let them have a pretend sword fight.
- Put on a puppet show. Make or buy some pirate puppets and put on a show for the kids.
- Have a sing-along. Sing some pirate songs, such as “Yo Ho Ho and a Bottle of Rum” and “The Captain’s Daughter.” Tip: If you wish, swap out some of the words for more kid-friendly versions of some of the old sea shanties 🙂
With a little creativity, you can throw a pirate party that is sure to be a hit with kids of all ages!
