I’ve always wanted to host a gingerbread house decorating party, especially since becoming a mom. This is a great party idea for young kids, but also a solid adult party idea.
Decorating gingerbread is something I love dearly and can spend hours doing. In this post, I will share how I decorated for my party, tips for building gingerbread houses faster, and treats to serve at your party.
This post is sponsored by Spoonflower and the table linens and napkins you see are custom made from their site. I love Spoonflower’s assortment of unique prints created by independent artists.
Related recipes to serve: Gingerbread Cookies, Puppy Chow Mix, Christmas Cupcakes and a Hot Chocolate Bar
Setting up a gingerbread house table:
- Set a table with a pre-built gingerbread house for each guest. Leave the houses undecorated or very lightly decorated so they can do the rest.
- Provide an assortment of
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