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Planning a birthday party for a toddler can feel overwhelming, especially when you want the decorations to be both fun and age-appropriate. I get how important it is to create a space that captures the joy and excitement of Sesame Street, a theme that so many little ones love.
Here are 15 simple and colorful Sesame Street party decor ideas that should make setting up a festive atmosphere much easier.
These ideas help you bring the characters and bright colors of Sesame Street to life without stressing over complicated details.
1. Elmo-themed colorful balloon arches
I love using Elmo-themed balloon arches for a bright birthday look. Mixing red, yellow, and blue balloons really makes everything pop and matches Sesame Street’s colors. The Elmo face balloons are a hit—toddlers spot them right away.
2. Big Bird cardboard standees
Big Bird cardboard standees instantly add a fun, colorful touch. They’re perfect for photos and easy to move around. I usually place them in a few corners to help set the Sesame Street mood.
3. Sesame Street ‘Happy Birthday’ crepe paper banner
A Sesame Street ‘Happy Birthday’ crepe paper banner is a simple and colorful choice. The crepe paper gives you texture and those bright colors kids seem to love.
It’s easy to hang and goes well with other Sesame Street decorations.
4. Cookie Monster cupcake toppers
Cookie Monster cupcake toppers are a quick win. They’re simple, fun, and add that Sesame Street feel to the dessert table. You can usually find these at party stores or online without much trouble.
5. DIY Sesame Street paper fans
I tried making paper fans out of colorful tissue paper. With some googly eyes and simple shapes, I turned them into Sesame Street characters like Elmo and Oscar.
These fans are quick to make and help set a festive mood.
6. Personalized Sesame Street party hats
Personalized Sesame Street party hats add a special touch. You can put your child’s name or age on them, and they often come with favorite characters like Elmo or Big Bird.
They make the party feel a bit more unique.
7. Monster Toss bean bag game with Sesame characters
A Monster Toss bean bag game with Sesame Street faces like Elmo and Cookie Monster is always a hit. Kids love tossing bean bags at the silly, colorful characters.
8. Sesame Street character tablecloths
Sesame Street character tablecloths bring color and fun to the party table. They feature favorites like Elmo, Big Bird, and Cookie Monster. Cleanup’s a breeze, too.
9. Bright primary color tableware set
I stick with a bright primary color tableware set for Sesame Street parties. The red, yellow, and blue colors fit perfectly. The table looks cheerful and inviting for toddlers.
10. DIY Sesame Street invitation cards
DIY Sesame Street invitations add a personal touch. I use bright colors and familiar faces like Elmo or Big Bird.
Simple templates save time, and playful fonts or little details keep everything on theme.
11. Sesame Street character wall decals
Sesame Street character wall decals are a go-to for quick decorating. They add color and fun to the room with almost no effort. Elmo and Big Bird make the space cheerful and inviting.
They’re easy to put up and take down, and they won’t mess up the paint. I use them when I want to decorate fast and keep cleanup simple.
12. Elmo and friends photo booth backdrop
An Elmo and friends photo booth backdrop is a fun addition. It gives kids a bright spot for pictures with their favorite Sesame Street characters. You can buy one or just grab some paint and cardboard to make your own.
13. Sesame Street themed favor bags
Sesame Street themed favor bags make party gifts easy. They come in bright colors and usually have characters like Elmo and Big Bird. I like to personalize them with the child’s name or age.
That simple touch makes guests feel special and keeps the theme going.
14. Big Bird feather centerpieces
Bright yellow feathers work great for Big Bird centerpieces. They’re colorful, match the party, and honestly, they’re easy to put together. It’s a simple way to bring the whole theme to life.
15. Cookie Monster-themed snack station
I put together a snack station with blue and white decorations, aiming for that unmistakable Cookie Monster look. There were cupcakes, cookies, and even blue drinks—honestly, I might’ve gone a little overboard, but why not? It came together pretty easily, and the kids couldn’t get enough of it.
