30 Bluey Birthday Party Ideas for 2025

Bluey, with its vibrant characters and playful episodes, offers endless inspiration for creating a memorable celebration. 

In this article I’ll share 30 fantastic ideas to help you organize the Bluey birthday party, filled with creative decorations, tasty treats, and fun games.

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30 Bluey Birthday Party Ideas

1. Bluey Invitations

You should start with personalized Bluey invitations. These can be created using online templates or purchased from party supply stores.

Include key details like date, time, location, and RSVP information. Add images of Bluey, Bingo, and other characters to make them visually appealing.

If you prefer a DIY approach, print the invitations on high-quality cardstock and use stickers or drawings for decoration. 

Hand-delivering these colorful invites will build excitement and anticipation among the guests. 

2. DIY Fringe Backdrop

A DIY fringe backdrop in Bluey colors, such as blue, peach, and teal, is an excellent addition to your party decor. 

You should create this backdrop using tissue paper or plastic fringe curtains, easily found at craft stores. 

Cut the fringe to the desired length and attach it to a sturdy base, like a cardboard frame or a wall. Layer the colors to achieve a vibrant, cascading effect. 

This backdrop can serve as a photo booth area or a backdrop for the dessert table, adding a festive and stylish touch to your party.

3. Balloon Garland

You can either DIY or buy a pre-made garland kit. Choose balloons in shades of blue, orange, and white to match Bluey’s color scheme.

Inflate the balloons and attach them to a balloon strip or string, creating clusters for a fuller look. Add some foil balloons shaped like Bluey and Bingo for an extra touch of fun. 

Hang the garland above the entrance, dessert table, or as a photo booth backdrop. Balloon garlands are a festive way to instantly brighten up your party space.

4. Character Cut-outs

Cardboard cut-outs of Bluey, Bingo, and their friends are perfect for bringing the characters to life at your party. These can be purchased online or made at home using printable templates and sturdy cardboard. 

Place the cut-outs around the venue, such as near the entrance, in the garden, or next to the photo booth. They serve as great decor and as interactive elements for kids to pose with and enjoy. 

5. Arched Backdrops

You can rent or purchase an arched frame from a party supply store and personalize it with decals featuring your child’s name, age, or favorite Bluey quotes. These backdrops can be placed behind the cake table or in the photo booth area. 

Choose colors that complement the Bluey theme, such as blues and oranges. Arched backdrops provide a stylish and modern touch to your party decor.

6. Number Balloon Mosaics

You can order these online or make them yourself using large cardboard numbers and small balloons in Bluey colors. Inflate the balloons and arrange them inside the cardboard frame to fill it completely. 

These mosaics can be placed near the entrance, next to the cake table, or as a part of the photo booth setup. 

They add a personalized touch to your party decor, celebrating your child’s age in a vibrant and festive way.

7. Daisy Balloons

You can purchase daisy-shaped balloons or make your own by attaching white and yellow balloons together to form flower shapes. 

Incorporate these daisy balloons into your balloon garland, scatter them around the venue, or use them as table centerpieces. 

They complement the Bluey theme with their playful and bright appearance, creating a delightful atmosphere for your guests.

8. Bluey Birthday Cake

You can either bake it at home or order it from a local bakery. Decorate the cake with fondant Bluey and Bingo figurines, vibrant icing in blue, orange, and white, and edible images of Bluey scenes. 

You should also add details like paw prints, bones, and dog house shapes to enhance the theme. The cake can be a single-tier or multi-tier, depending on your guest count. 

9. Yes/No Biscuits

Yes/No biscuits, inspired by the Bluey episode “Dance Mode,” are a unique and tasty treat for your party. These biscuits are shaped like the Yes/No buttons from the show.

You can use a simple cookie recipe, rolling out the dough and cutting it into round shapes. Decorate with red and green icing to represent the buttons.

These biscuits can be served as a snack or included in party favor bags. They add a special touch by directly referencing a memorable moment from Bluey.

10. Duck Cake

This cake is shaped like a duck, with a simple sponge cake base. Use yellow icing for the body, orange for the beak and feet, and black for the eyes. You can find step-by-step tutorials online or ask a local baker to create it for you. 

The Duck Cake is a nod to a beloved Bluey episode and a creative and eye-catching dessert that kids will love. It adds a touch of Bluey magic to your party’s sweet treats.

11. Fairy Bread

To make this classic, start with slices of white bread. Spread a generous layer of butter or margarine on each slice. 

Next, sprinkle the bread with rainbow sprinkles, also known as “hundreds and thousands.” The sprinkles should cover the butter completely. 

Once done, cut the slices into triangles or fun shapes using cookie cutters. Arrange the pieces on a platter and serve. 

12. Themed Dinnerware

To create a cohesive Bluey-themed party, use themed dinnerware that includes plates, cups, napkins, and tablecloths. These items can be purchased from party supply stores or online retailers. 

You should look for designs featuring Bluey, Bingo, and other characters from the show. Set the table with these themed items to instantly transform your dining area into a Bluey wonderland. 

13. Bluey Balloons

You can purchase pre-made Bluey balloons, which come in various shapes and sizes, including character-shaped balloons and standard balloons with Bluey prints. 

For a personal touch, you can DIY your own Bluey balloons. Buy solid color balloons in shades of blue, orange, and white. 

Use templates from Bluey.tv to cut out Bluey and Bingo’s faces from construction paper and glue them onto the balloons. 

14. Scavenger Hunt

You should create a series of clues based on Bluey episodes and hide them around your party space. 

Each clue should lead the kids to a location where they will find the next clue, with the final clue leading to a treasure.

Use Bluey-themed items, such as stickers or small toys, as the treasures. This activity keeps the children entertained and encourages teamwork and problem-solving skills.

15. Keepy Uppy Game

Keepy Uppy is a simple yet entertaining game inspired by an episode of Bluey where the characters keep a balloon from touching the ground. 

To play, give each child a balloon and challenge them to keep it in the air for as long as possible without letting it fall.

You can add variations like having the kids use only one hand or hopping on one foot while playing. 

16. Dance Party

In this idea, you can play the Bluey theme song along with other popular children’s songs. Set up a dance floor area and encourage the kids to show off their best dance moves. 

You can even have a mini dance-off with prizes for the most creative or energetic dancers. This activity entertains the kids and allows them to express themselves and enjoy the music. 

17. Musical Chairs

Arrange chairs in a circle, with one less chair than the number of players. Play the Bluey theme song as the kids walk around the chairs. 

When the music stops, the children must find a chair to sit in. The one left standing is out, and a chair is removed for the next round. 

Continue until only one child remains. This game is easy to set up and guarantees lots of fun and excitement as the kids scramble for a seat.

18. Robot Red Light, Green Light

One player acts as the traffic light and stands at the opposite end of the playing area from the other players. 

When they say “green light,” players move towards them. When they say “red light,” players must stop. Anyone caught moving during “red light” is out. 

To make it more fun, the traffic light player speaks in a robot voice, and players must also walk like robots.

19. Catch the Fairies

Catch the Fairies is a delightful game where children search for a hidden item, such as a Bluey toy, around the party area.

One child is designated as the fairy and hides the item while the others close their eyes. Once hidden, the fairy announces that it’s time to find the item. 

The children then search for it, and the one who finds it becomes the next fairy. This game encourages exploration and is great for keeping kids entertained and engaged.

20. Bluey Outfits

You can find Bluey outfits online or at stores that carry children’s party supplies. These outfits often come in vibrant colors and feature Bluey or Bingo designs. Matching accessories like hats or headbands can add to the look. 

This makes the birthday child stand out and makes for adorable photos and enhances the overall theme of the party. 

21. Face Painting

The face painter can set up a small station with colorful paints and brushes, and each child can choose from a variety of Bluey characters to have painted on their face. Popular choices might include Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli. 

This adds a fun element to the party and gives each child a personalized look that makes them feel part of the Bluey world. 

You should ensure the face painter uses safe, hypoallergenic face paints to prevent any skin reactions.

22. Bluey Pinata

You should choose a pinata shaped like Bluey or a bone to match the theme. Fill it with a mix of candies, small toys, and Bluey-themed stickers.

Hang the pinata in a spacious area and give each child a turn to hit it while blindfolded, using a bat or stick.

Ensure to supervise this activity closely to ensure safety. Once the pinata breaks open, the kids will enjoy scrambling to collect the goodies that spill out.

23. Bluey Cookies

You should first, bake sugar cookies in shapes such as Bluey, Bingo, bones, and paw prints. Provide various colored icings, sprinkles, and edible markers for decorating. 

Set up a decorating station where kids can use their creativity to decorate the cookies with Bluey designs. 

This activity keeps the kids entertained and allows them to take home their decorated cookies as a sweet party favor.

24. Photo Booth Props

You should set up a photo booth area with Bluey-themed props for capturing fun moments. Use a backdrop featuring scenes from the show or colors matching Bluey’s palette. 

Provide props like Bluey and Bingo masks, ears, tails, and speech bubbles with catchphrases from the show. 

You can also include themed accessories such as hats, glasses, and banners. Place a camera or a phone with a tripod for easy picture taking, or hire a photographer if budget allows. 

25. Bluey Craft Station

You should set up a table with supplies like colored paper, glue, scissors, markers, and elastic bands. Provide templates for Bluey and Bingo masks that kids can color and cut out. 

Assist younger children with cutting and assembling their masks. This hands-on activity is both fun and engaging, giving kids a keepsake to take home.

26. Bluey Story Time

For a quieter activity, organize a Bluey story time where you read Bluey books or watch episodes of the show. 

Set up a cozy area with blankets and pillows where the kids can sit comfortably. Choose a selection of Bluey books that tell engaging stories or show some of the most popular episodes. 

This is a great way to calm the kids down after more active games and gives them a chance to relax while still enjoying the Bluey theme.

27. Puppy Paw Prints

You should cut out large paw prints from colored paper and place them on the floor leading to various areas like the craft station, photo booth, and snack table.

This adds a playful touch to the party decor and helps kids navigate the party space easily. You can also incorporate a fun game by having kids follow the paw prints to find hidden Bluey-themed surprises or treats along the way.

28. Bluey Party Favors

Send guests home with Bluey-themed party favor bags filled with small toys and treats. You should use reusable drawstring bags or small gift bags featuring Bluey and Bingo designs.

Fill the bags with items such as stickers, mini coloring books, crayons, Bluey figurines, and candies. Personalize each bag with the guest’s name to make them feel special. 

Hand out the party favors as guests leave, ensuring they have a delightful reminder of the fun they had at the Bluey party. 

29. Bluey Bingo

You can create Bingo cards featuring images of Bluey characters, episodes, and items from the show. Provide markers or stickers for the kids to place on their cards as you call out the different images. 

The first one to complete a row, column, or diagonal shouts “Bingo!” and wins a small prize. This game is easy to set up and keeps the children engaged while reinforcing their love for Bluey. 

30. Bluey Cake Pops

You can bake cake pops in flavors like vanilla or chocolate and decorate them to look like Bluey and Bingo. 

Use blue and orange candy melts to coat the cake pops and edible markers or fondant to add facial features. 

Display the cake pops on a stand or arrange them in a fun centerpiece. These bite-sized treats are perfect for little hands and add a festive touch to the dessert table.