Toy Story Party Inspiration: Decorations, Food, Activities and Favors
Planning for a birthday party is so much fun! There are so many great ways to incorporate a fun theme into your party’s decorations, food, activities and favors. The best way to come up with the best ideas for each category is to search the internet (hello, Pinterest!) and find some great inspiration. If you’re looking for Toy Story birthday party ideas, you’re in luck because I have done all of the hard work for you! Scroll down to check out some of the best ideas for Toy Story birthday party decorations, food, activities, and favors.

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Toy Story Party Decorations
These life-size letter blocks from Catch My Party make use of the perfect Toy Story color scheme — yellow, red, green, and blue. The red and blue encompass the colors of Woody, while the green and yellow are for Buzz Lightyear. Other colors to consider when decorating for a Toy Story party are purple, black and white. To add more texture to your decor, consider including cow prints and bandannas, as well.
Lovers of the Toy Story series will recognize these adorable printable Andy’s room drawings from Pixar Planet, and they’d make the perfect addition to your Toy Story party decor. Add this cute cloud print gossamer from Oriental Trading as a backdrop for the artwork.
And since toys are in the theme’s title, you should definitely use them in your decorating. I especially love the idea of decorating with boxes filled with toys, like this party on Catch My Party.
Activities for a Toy Story Birthday Party
Photo booths are always a fun party activity, and this Etch-a-Sketch photo booth prop from Design Dazzle is the perfect frame for a Toy Story party photo booth. Add to the photo booth fun with these free photo booth printables from Merriment Designs.
When planning activities, think of other fun party games that you could customize to fit into the Toy Story party theme, like Bingo, pin the tail on the donkey (or Bullseye), mad libs, or a scavenger hunt. You could also expand on your theme to include games from the Toy Story-themed ride at Disney World, Midway Mania, like these ideas from Play Party Plan.
Toy Story Party Food
Food is my favorite part of any party I plan, and I especially love searching for food to match a party’s theme. Matching characters to fun food ideas is super fun! I really love these space cakes from Fried Dandelions for a Toy Story party. They would bring a fun, cute way to represent Buzz Lightyear.
You might also like my Buzz Lighyear floats with free printable straw toppers or Woody pudding cups with free printable party tags!
For a food representing Woody, consider these adorable sheriff badge cookies from Today’s Parent, and these Jessie’s cowgirl hat cookies from Disney are their perfect counterpart. Add to the cast of characters with these Mr. Potato Head cupcakes from Kids Kubby, mustaches from Somewhat Simple, and alien Jello from Kara’s Party Ideas. Round out your food table with some pizza from Pizza Planet at Catch My Party.
Toy Story Birthday Party Favors
Birthday party favors another great way to incorporate fun themed party ideas. These adorable character favor bags from Catch My Party would be a wonderful way to send home some fun surprises for your party guests. The bags could contain some DIY Pizza Planet cookie favors from Handmade in the Heartland, DIY Etch-A-Sketches from The Life and Times, or a Bucket ‘O Soldiers from Catch My Party. Or, if you’re feeling especially crafty, your party guests could go home with some cute cowboy and cowgirl hats and vests, like these from Kara’s Party Ideas.
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Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. She loves all things DIY — from home renovations to kids birthday party planning. Whether she’s making a new farmhouse craft for her home or helping her kids with a cool activity, you can bet she’s in the middle of some kind of DIY project (or three) right now!




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