WIN a Pink Poppy princess party package for 12

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Mouths of Mums is excited to have joined up with Pink Poppy to give our readers the chance to WIN all the special things you need for a princess party for 12.

This ultimate princess party package is valued at $500 RRP* and includes:

The party girls princess outfit:

1 x Fairytale princess dress in pale pink – choose either size 3/4 or 5/6
1 x Fairy floss magical wing
1 x Lovely heart gem wand
1 x Sweetness & charms princess bracelet
1 x Sweetness & charms princess necklace
1 x Bow gem elastics
1 x Bow gem hairclips
12 x Princess crown with gems (1 for each of the party guests)

Party table:

Fairy/princess plates, party hats, cups, party bags, balloons and napkins PLUS Party invitations

Jewellery making activity:

12 x individual DIY fimo jewellery bead set

Pass the parcel prizes:

2 x Sweetness & charms coin purse-pale pink
2 x Sweetness & charms wristlet-hot pink
2 x Fantasy bow headband
2 x Irish petals headband
2 x Cupcake lip gloss
2 x Fairy smart phone & cover

Singalong competition:

1 x Fairy and friends sing along microphone

Prizes for party games:

2 x Butterfly bouncing ball 65mm
2 x Butterfly & unicorn float light up ball
2 x Microphone body shimmer
2 x Butterfly mirror & lipgloss
3 x 7 day stick on earrings & ring set
3 x Butterfly bubbles

Party bags (you just need to add your own lollies to it)

12 x Multi coloured flower gem fluffy pens
12 x Princess notepad
12 x 30-day stick-on earring pack

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Spring has certainly SPRUNG, and how delightful it is to smell the scent of new blooms, feel the warmth of the morning air and hear the giggle of happy children as they play in the afternoon sun! Spring also marks the beginning of “party season”. With children’s parties on the increase from September through to Christmas, this lovely phenomena means as parents, we need to get somewhat organised, stress less and have FUN!

Mouth of Mum images Pink Poppy is ideal for the “Party at Home”. You can be creative and craft your own party setting, party games and activities with their amazing range of party essentials, from hats, cups, plates, serviettes, party favours to games, prizes, beautiful dress ups, necklaces, accessories and more! Whether it is a fairy party, a butterfly or mermaid party, a dinosaur party or superheros theme, create your party, your way and make your child’s party wishes come true!

For your chance to WIN…

‘LIKE’ Mouths of Mums on Facebook here,

‘LIKE’ Pink Poppy on Facebook here,

and then tell us below in 25 words or less what’s your favourite childhood party memory?

Please note this competition is open from 10th September 2013 until 10th October 2013 and is only available to members of Mouths Of Mums. We are unable to accept entries posted via facebook. The winners of this competition will be published on this page. Winners’ name and address will be provided to the promoter of this competition and prizes will be sent to the address you have in Your Profile. Please ensure your details are up to date so that you receive your prize. *Valued by Yipose Trading Company.

Winners for this competition

M. HoweWA

Entries so far
This Competition is Closed

- - jennibraden said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    11:36 pm
One of my best birthday party memories was when I receive a massive MASSIVE Barbie house!
And you wanna know why?
Because it was not just a house it could turn into a car.
I was super impressed.
Fingers crossed for my little one.
- - tanu said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    11:05 pm
My favorite childhood memory consists of the birthday parties my parents gave me when I was about eight or nine years old. My school class had about twenty children init. When it came time to send the invitations, my mother said, “Just invite them all. They won’t all come.” Right? Wrong.

When the appointed day and time came, the doorbell didn’t stop ringing. My mother hurriedly sent my father to the store to buy more hot dogs and buns.

My father was a baker, so naturally, I had the best birthday cakes in town. The cakes were decorated with a fairy tale theme such as Cinderella, The Old Woman Who lived In the Shoe and Mary Had a Little Lamb. The old woman’s shoe and Cinderella’s pumpkin coach were made from cake with lots of whip cream and butter cream frosting.

Yum yum!

The children ate and drank with gusto. Happy Birthday was sung with much laughter and glee. Presents were opened with much fanfare.

Next the children proceeded to the games. The games consisted of musical chairs, Pin the Tail on the Donkey and Drop the clothes pin in the Bottle.
- - marleybug said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    9:13 pm
Dad finally being able to be at my birthday party, as he was usually always working. His being there was better than any present
- - maureen3 said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    4:01 pm
Lots and lots of them ..not the gifts but the dear family and friends so much love
- - xkittiex said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    3:57 pm
When Dad placed gold coins ALL over our yard for me and all my friends to find in a scavenger hunt!
- - brees said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    2:28 pm
My great niece would love to have a fairy party with her friends.
- - platyk said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    1:25 pm
All my friends being together for parties at mums house.. we were a low income family so couldn’t afford much, but it didn’t matter as I had friends and family there which was all that mattered.
- - janette1972 said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    1:20 pm
A pool party with my friends was the best party everyone had so much fun
- - leagui24 said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    1:16 pm
My girls would love this as their birthdays are both this month.
- - kimbignell said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    1:10 pm
My 3rd birthday… I was obsessed with animals… so everyone came dressed as one. And right at the end my Nan walked out carrying a puppy.
- - neenee said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    12:36 pm
Mine was a Barbie party. Loved babies till I was 13 y.o. Laugh about it today as my daughter is such a tom boy.
But does have the girly side. Probably more balanced than I was.
- - tatie said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    11:48 am
mine would be a pirate party i was always a tom boy and mum wanted girly parties but they made me cry so finally she gave up and this party was the bomb
- - casey_t_thompson said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    10:46 am
If I won this awesome prize I would give it to my niece she is the bravest little girl I know. Recently she just had surgery on her head (epilepcy) and unfortunately docs have also found something that is growing which means little Ali has to have constant MRIs to monitor it’s growth. Her mum I think deserves a hand with her daughters next party as she has had a rough time trying to be brave for her little girl. Thank you for reading.
- - mrs harkness said
  - 10 Oct 2013
    1:32 am
My girl would loving dressing up as a fairy princess at her own pink party. What little girl wouldn’t!
- - mishka said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    11:22 pm
A hilarious competition of who could eat the apple the fastest (no hands) as they were tied with string to hang from the clothesline!
- - jarjar said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    8:09 pm
My fave was hitting the piñata, that was filled with little toys and games
- - puna said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    8:08 pm
Waking early to discover that the “birthday fairies” had visited and left for me a bike complete with trainer wheels!
- - lisa_baldwin said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    7:50 pm
When my sister went to bob for apples and fell in the tub of water.! The laughter that followed, Then the water fight that happened next!
- - shenee jackman said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    7:12 pm
my little sisters birthday party’s coming up, she loves fairies, id love to give this to her as a gift! she’d have the best time!
- - keonelee said
  - 09 Oct 2013
    3:42 pm
to many but many parcel the parcel even just waking up and seeing the house and yards all done up in all the part stuff