Panda Invitations

• The invitation is guests' introduction to the party theme. The website Zazzle offers custom party invitations that feature several cute panda designs. You can also add a picture of your child to the invitation, and the website sells panda postage stamps. Or include your child in the project to create panda drawings and handwritten invitations. This will make your child feel more involved, and he will be proud of his artwork.
  
  

Panda Decor

• Pandas are known for their distinct coloring, so you can decorate in an inexpensive black and white color scheme. For birthday cake plates, buy plain white paper plates and glue two black semicircles on the top as ears. Oriental Trading Co. also offers plush panda bears in bulk orders, perfect for decoration and party favors. Scatter them on the table along with a bamboo plant for beautiful centerpieces.
  
  

Food

• An easy, family-friendly option is to serve Asian food that you order or cook. You can provide sweet and sour chicken, steamed rice and eggrolls. Instead of a birthday cake, serve cupcakes decorated like pandas. Frost cupcakes with white butter cream frosting and use mini-Oreos for ears. Pipe the black circle eyes, nose and pink mouth with frosting.
  
  

Gift Ideas

• The party could help teach children about pandas, which are an endangered species. Instead of standard gifts, your child might ask guests to donate money to organizations that support the conservation of pandas, such as Pandas International. Your child will be learning a valuable lesson about charity and helping in the world, and guests will know that they are contributing to a worthwhile cause.