FREE How To Train Your Dragon Birthday Invitation Templates

Are you thinking about throwing a How to Train Your Dragon party? Girl, you’ve got such a good eye for themes! This is gonna be epic! Let’s dive into how to make this party unforgettable.

To kickstart the excitement, creating the perfect atmosphere begins with these FREE How To Train Your Dragon Birthday Invitation Templates.

It’s a Pure Fire

They’re these mythical creatures that are both scary and totally cool at the same time. Plus, the movie is a classic!

It’s got adventure, friendship, and those adorable Night Furies. It’s the perfect theme for kids who love action, imagination, and a touch of magic.

And guess what? This theme is so versatile. We can go all-out Viking, we can focus on the dragons, or we can do a mix of both. It’s like a blank canvas for your creativity!

Now, I know you’re itching to get started, so let’s talk about those invitations. They’re the first impression, and we wanna make a splash.

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These bad boys are the first taste your guests get of the epic party you’re planning. We wanna make ‘em excited, right?

So, you’re a DIY queen, huh? I love it! There are a bunch of printable templates online that are just perfect for a How to Train Your Dragon party.

You can find everything from cute little dragons to Viking ships. Just print ‘em out, add some glitter or stickers, and voila! You’ve got yourself some adorable invitations.

I used these super cute Hiccup and Toothless templates for my son’s party. They were a total hit! I even let the kids color them in. It was a fun little activity before the party.

Digital Invitations

If you’re more of a tech-savvy mama, digital invites are the way to go. They’re super easy to send out, and you can customize them to your heart’s content.

Plus, they’re eco-friendly, which is always a bonus! You can find some really cool templates online, or you can even design your own.

Just make sure to include all the important details: date, time, location, RSVP info, and maybe even a little dress code suggestion (like Viking attire or dragon wings).

FREE How To Train Your Dragon Birthday Invitation Templates

To make your invitations really pop, incorporate some key elements of the How to Train Your Dragon world.

Think dragons, Vikings, and of course, Hiccup and Toothless. Use colors like green, blue, and black for that dragon vibe.

And don’t forget to personalize them! Add each guest’s name, and maybe even a little message. It’s a nice touch that shows you care.

If you think you need more options to choose from, you may need to see another collection from us.

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How to download:

First, choose the one that you like the most then right-click on the chosen invitation. When a new option tab comes out, choose the one with ‘save image as’.

Save it in your device and done your invitation finally yours. And then you can add party information by using Microsoft Word or Adobe Photoshop to add them.

It’s very simple and easy, right? And if you want to edit them with an easy way, we have a template for them here.

Set the Stage

You wanna make it feel like your kid’s birthday party is straight out of Berk! So, check out these decoration ideas:

General Theme Decor and Color Scheme

Black, green, and blue are the obvious choices, right? Like, duh! It’s straight out of the movie.

But you know me, I love to add a little something extra.

Maybe a splash of orange or purple to represent the fire? Or even some silver or gold for a touch of Viking treasure.

Banners and Posters

Now, banners and posters are a must! You can either DIY these or buy them.

If you’re feeling crafty, make your own with some butcher paper, markers, and a whole lot of imagination.

Think big, bold, and dragon-y! You could even do a silhouette of Toothless and Hiccup flying.

Or, if you’re like me and prefer to outsource, there are some amazing pre-made ones online. Just make sure they’re big and eye-catching.

Table Settings

You can’t just have any old plates and cups. We’re talking dragon scales, Viking ships, or even Toothless-shaped cutouts.

Napkins? They can be black with a green dragon print or even plain black with a dragon sticker on each one. Trust me, it’ll add that extra special touch.

Dragon Lanterns

These are so easy and look amazing! You can use orange paper lanterns and paint on dragon scales or features.

Or, get creative and make your own lanterns from scratch using tissue paper and a paper frame.

Add some string and voila! You’ve got yourself some hanging dragon goodness.

Viking Helmets

Want to add a Viking touch? Make some DIY Viking helmets! You can use cardboard boxes or even old bike helmets as a base.

Cover them with silver or gold paper, add horns (made from cardboard or foam), and paint on some cool Viking designs. Your guests will love wearing these!

Dragon Eggs

These are a fun and unexpected touch. You can use styrofoam balls as a base and cover them with paper mache.

Paint them in metallic colors like gold or silver and add some cracks for a realistic look. Stuff them with small toys or candy for a fun surprise.

Games and Activities Ideas

Imagine these little Vikings crawling, climbing, and jumping like they’re training their own dragons.

You can set up a “dragon lair” with some big cardboard boxes or tents. Then, create challenges like “dragon egg rescue” (where they have to crawl under a table), “fire breath challenge” (blowing out cotton balls like fire), and “dragon flight” (jumping over a “lava river” made of blue tarp).

Don’t forget to add some “dragon obstacles” like fake rocks or logs for them to climb over. Trust me, the giggles and gasps will be epic!

Viking Shield Making

What’s a Viking without a shield? Exactly! Let those little warriors unleash their creativity with some DIY Viking shields.

Grab some sturdy cardboard, paint, and markers. Let them decorate their shields with dragon designs, Viking symbols, or whatever their little hearts desire.

You can even provide some stickers or glitter for extra flair. This craft is not only fun but also a great way to keep those little hands busy.

Coloring Fun

Coloring is a classic party activity that never fails to entertain. And guess what?

Drevio has a bunch of free How to Train Your Dragon printables that you can download in a jiffy!

Print them out, provide crayons and markers, and let their imaginations run wild. It’s a perfect calm-down activity after all the excitement.

Dragon-Themed Scavenger Hunt

A scavenger hunt is a fantastic way to get kids moving and working together.

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Create clues related to the movie, like “find the object that Toothless loves to eat” or “find something as big as a dragon’s egg.” Hide little dragon-themed prizes at each clue location.

The grand prize could be a small Toothless plushie or a dragon-shaped candy.

Costume Contest

Encourage kids to come dressed as their favorite How to Train Your Dragon characters. You can even have a prize for the best costume.

Think about categories like “most creative,” “best group costume,” and “cutest dragon rider.” Get ready for some seriously adorable outfits!

Food and Cake Ideas

Let’s move to the most important part of any party: the food! You gotta keep those little Vikings fueled up for all their dragon-training adventures.

Themed Food Ideas

Okay, so we’re talking dragons, right? Let’s get creative! How about “Dragon Wings” chicken nuggets? Come on, it’s the perfect name!

You can even serve them with a little “dragon fire” sauce (which is really just ketchup with a fancy name).

And don’t forget about “Dragon Eggs” – hard-boiled eggs with a little green food coloring. So cute!

Viking Feast

For a heartier meal, go all out with a Viking feast! Think hearty soups, roasted meats, and plenty of bread.

You can even serve the food on wooden platters for an authentic Viking vibe.

And don’t forget the mead! Okay, maybe not real mead for the kids, but you can make a fun, non-alcoholic version with apple juice and a splash of cranberry.

Cake Ideas

You can go classic with a Toothless cake, complete with those adorable big eyes. Or maybe you want to go with Hiccup and his trusty dragon?

Or, if you’re feeling really adventurous, you could create a dragon-shaped cake with a chocolate lava core to mimic dragon fire!

DIY Cake Decorations

If you’re a DIY queen like me, you can totally create your own cake decorations.

Think dragon scales made out of fondant, or little Viking helmets for the cake toppers.

You can even print out edible images of the characters to stick on the cake. Just make sure to use food-safe materials, ladies!

Party Favors Ideas

What’s a party without favors? You gotta send your guests home with something to remember the epic adventure!

Themed Favors

Of course, you need dragon toys! Little rubber dragons, dragon figurines, or even dragon-shaped stress balls would be perfect. You can also find dragon-themed coloring books and stickers.

Viking Helmets and Shields

For a truly unforgettable favor, give each guest a mini Viking helmet and shield. They can use them to play pretend at home! You can find these at party supply stores or online.