Minecraft is a fun and easy birthday or gaming party theme. Get our easy decor ideas, tasty recipes, full menu, and free printables to host your next Minecraft party with ease.
Minecraft Party
the Tablescape & Decor
For this Minecraft party we featured natural textures and elements like grass squares, burlap, natural plants, and a white brick backdrop. We used a color scheme that reflected the forests of the Overworld but added aqua blue, white, and gray to keep the decor lighter.
We dressed the tables in chocolate brown tablecloths with beige burlap runners and 4-inch wide avocado green burlap ribbon. We sewed our tablecloths but these are a similar color and weight.
We added lime green stoneware plates and square folded black cotton napkins to the guest table. We purchased these plates several years ago at Dollar Tree and unfortunately they are no longer available, but closely resemble shamrock Fiesta dinnerware. Pint jar mugs from Dollar Tree with black and white striped straws held our Creeper spritzer. The mugs were decorated with black electrical tape to create a Creeper face.
For our guest table centerpiece we wrapped some boxes in aqua blue gift wrap and brown kraft paper and displayed a Minecraft diamond sword in front of them.
We decorated the dessert table with a plush Ender Dragon and hung paper lanterns in aqua blue, lime green and white, and black in front of the white brick backdrop. A custom Minecraft banner was created using subtle gaming motifs in gray, lime, aqua, black, and white.
The Menu
This party menu is filled with simple kid-friendly favorites in cube shapes. Get our recipes below to recreate this simple and fun Minecraft themed party menu.
Minecraft Creeper Lime Spritzer
Our lime spritzer is crisp, light, and refreshing! It requires just a few common ingredients and will be enjoyed by guests of all ages. Get our recipe here. We used farmhouse style jar mugs for this drink and added fun Creeper faces using squares of black electrical tape.ee
Ocelot Fruit Platter
We love serving fruit on a party menu – it’s colorful, delicious, and healthy. We create an ocelot using pineapple, cantaloupe, and kiwi. Get our easy tutorial here.
Pizza Cubes
Pizza is always a fan favorite. We cut family size pizzas into 3-inch squares and arranged them on our favorite square dinner plates. The small size is perfect as a finger food.
Steve's Party Popcorn
Simple bags of your favorite popcorn make a fun snack while party guests enjoy gaming. We used green paper treat bags from Dollar Tree and added customized printables of Steve.
Minecraft Dipped Oreo Cookies
Simple dipped Oreos get a Minecraft twist with fondant shapes and a black gel pen. These cookies were a favorite and are so easy to create. We served these treats on Tableluxe’s mini appetizer plates which we arranged on artificial grass squares. Get our recipe here.
Mini Cube Cakes
We created mini cube cakes inspired by cake from Minecraft. These two-inch cakes are made of two 1-inch layers of cake with buttercream in between the layers. The cakes are topped with white fondant and decorated with small red fondant squares. These can be made using sliced pound or loaf cake from the bakery and purchased fondant to save time. Get our recipe here.
Mooshroom Layered Jello Desserts
We think the Mooshroom from Minecraft is such a fun character! These refreshing treats celebrate the Mooshroom are made of layered red Jello and whipped cream. We crafted tiny mushrooms out of red and white fondant and served the desserts in square appetizer cups from Tableluxe. Get our recipe here.
Dirt Cubes
These classic brownies get a Minecraft twist with green buttercream. We created a grass look and texture using a Wilton grass tip. You can use your favorite brownie mix, from scratch recipe, or bakery brownies to create these. We recommend coloring vanilla buttercream with Wilton Leaf Green gel coloring.
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