5 Classic Children’s Book-Inspired Birthday Parties You’ll Adore

Your little guy deserves a celebration fit for royalty. But it’s your guests who will be blown away by a floral arrangement (made with inexpensive blooms like white carnations) like this.

Thanks to these adorable cake toppers, the boy from asteroid B-612 can be your guest of honor.

Crash landings have never looked so cute or celestial thanks to these star-shaped cupcake ornaments.

Even the invitation can tell a story, like this elaborate accordion invite that unfolds to reveal delightful illustrations.

Let the wild rumpus start! And let your guests know it with a monster fur-lined invite.

A two-tier cake with a fondant crown would usually steal the show. But not when there’s an origami forest backdrop.

Crowned cake pops? Fondant triangles turn run-of-the-mill treats into the “kings of all wild things.”

Send all your small party animals packing with these adorable Wild Things cookies sealed in quotable gift bags.

These invites are so on-theme, we have to wonder if they came from The Man with the Yellow Hat himself.

The reward for being curious? These monkey mischief cookies all wrapped and ready to be eaten by party goers, big and little.

Because there’s no rule that a monkey party requires bananas at the snack table. Instead, fill a tiered stand with bite-sized chocolate and vanilla-frosted cupcakes perfect for little mouths and hands.

Subtle placemats compliment the theme while dressing it up.

Are you going to pass up this opportunity to send out these famed, coveted invites? No, no you’re not.

Chocolate river backdrop and all, it looks like Wonka’s entire chocolate factory made it to this party.

Would it even be a party without some Oompa Loompas?

Maybe you can’t deliver on the golden goose, but the golden eggs you can handle.

Is this elephant off on his next adventure? Paper lanterns are easy alternatives to balloons.

Babar is rolling up to this party in style. Bring personality to the table with napkin weights.

Bring your theme to life with a homemade banner of storybook scenes.