Your five-year-old has requested a princess party. Not a "pink" party. A princess party, with a guest list of eleven and very specific opinions about tiaras. You could fill goody bags with plastic rings that end up in the car cupholder by Tuesday, or you could send every little royal home with something personalized, pretty, and worth keeping. Chief Gifting Officers does the second thing, gift-wrapped and tagged with each guest's name, so the only thing you're managing is the cake.
The Wand Moment
Every princess party has a moment where the birthday girl needs to be the most important person in the room. The wand handles that.
Once Upon a Personalized Party Favor Magic Wand — $7
A sparkle wand with each guest's name on it, wrapped in signature CGO packaging with a personalized thank-you tag. It's the favor that doubles as the party activity, the photo prop, and the walk-out gift.
Once Upon a Personalized Magic Wand — $15
The upgraded version for the guest of honor, personalized with her name and made to survive well past the last slice of cake. She gets a wand that's visibly hers, and you get the birthday-girl photo you actually frame.
Jewels Fit for a Princess
Crowns are for the head; these are for the wrists, and they keep small hands busy while the grown-ups finish their coffee.
Beauty and the Beads Jewelry Making Favor — $5
A princess-themed bead kit, personalized and packaged so it looks like a gift, not a craft-store grab. Five dollars a guest gets you a favor and a twenty-minute activity in one, which is the best math at any birthday party.
Not So Buried Treasure Monogrammed Jewelry Box — $10
A monogrammed treasure box for the bracelets, the rings, and the assorted sparkly items every princess accumulates. Moms notice a monogram. So do the kids, who will suddenly have a very organized dresser.
Castle Decor That Does the Work
A themed table takes a princess party from cute to committed, and shaped paper goods get you there without a single balloon arch.
In My Castle Castle Shaped Paper Napkins (Set of 18) — $8
Castle-shaped napkins that make the dessert table look styled the second they land. They photograph like you hired someone. You did not.
In My Castle Princess Temporary Tattoos — $8
Princess and castle tattoos for the arrival activity, the favor bag, or both. Every guest leaves with a crown on her arm and zero glitter on your floor.
In My Castle Princess Treat Bags — $12.99
Princess treat bags ready to hold the wand, the tattoos, and whatever candy you've decided to allow. The presentation is done before you fill them, which is the whole point.
The Little Extra She'll Actually Keep
Add one small collectible and the favor bag stops feeling like a formality.
Princess Stuck on Sticker Beans — $4
A princess Sticker Bean, the collectible sticker every elementary schooler is currently trading at lunch. It's four dollars and it's the first thing they'll show their friends on Monday.
Why Moms Love This
- Every favor arrives personalized, gift-wrapped, and tagged, so there is no assembly line on your kitchen island the night before.
- Favors double as party activities: wands for the parade, beads for the table, tattoos at the door.
- Price tiers from $4 to $15 mean you can do a big guest list without a big invoice.
- The princess theme is fully coordinated, from the napkins to the treat bags to the tag on each gift.
- These are the favors other moms ask about in the pickup line.
Ready to build the royal goody bag? Shop the full assortment at Chief Gifting Officers and let us handle the happily-ever-after part.