If you happen to own a poker table- awesome! But if not, you easily turn a round kitchen or patio table into a poker table with a fitted green felt cover like this one This is an affiliate link: MomOf6 earns a commission if you purchase, at no additional cost to you.! The most important thing to focus on- is the poker table! Depending on the number of guests you plan to invite- you may want to set up more than one table (and then draw names from a hat to see who plays at which table). I am not a big fan of spending money on birthday party decorations- I think it adds cost without adding much value to the party itself- especially for tweens! If you want to decorate your front door- here's a cute idea from the Halloween Forum (link no longer available) that you could easily create from a sheet of red paper: Or if you'd like to personalize this invite- follow these instructions on How to Create Your Own Birthday Party Invites Using Picmonkey! Poker Night Birthday Party Set Up You can print it, fill in your information, snap a picture of it or scan it and send it out to all of your party guests via email or text. I know that you could easily send an e-vite and be done with it, but then you wouldn't have anything cool to put up on your fridge or allow the birthday boy to display on his bulletin board in his room that builds the excitement about his upcoming party! So if you want a cool Boys Poker Night Party invitation, you are welcome to download this one for free at the bottom of this post!

Here's exactly how one of our favorite kids birthday parties unfolds:īoys Poker Night Birthday Party Invitation Ever since my husband and brother taught my sons how to play Texas Hold ‘Em, they've wanted to invite their friends over for a Boys Poker Night- so I thought a Boys Poker Night Birthday Party would be a fantastic party theme for a tween! If all of the kids already know how to play poker- awesome! But if not, there are lots of less complicated card games that you can play at the party instead.

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