The holiday season is officially upon us, and there are so many toys, books, and even TV specials that you can build a party around this time of year for your nieces and nephews. One of these is to host a Rudolph the Reindeer Brunch!

This is best thrown mid-day. If this idea sounds good, check these tips for throwing your Reindeer brunch this holiday season!

Reindeer Invites!

Use a large reindeer cookie cutter to trace a reindeer shape on to brown construction paper or cardboard, cut it out, and paint a red nose on the reindeer. Then add the party details along with, Who’s ready to play some reindeer games?

Decorate!

For decorations, use brown, red, and pearly white balloons and streamers for the party    room. Use these primary colors for the table as well.

Cut out large pieces of cardboard to make Santa’s 12 reindeers and place these all over the party room. Placing signs such as “Reindeer Crossing” would also be fun.
    
When your nieces and nephews arrive, paint red noses onto each of the kids’ faces.

Party Activities!

As a party craft, the kids can make reindeer antlers. You will need brown paper bands and brown pipe cleaners, and glue.  Alternatively, have reindeer antlers as a giveaway or prize.

Play Pin the Red Nose on the Reindeer.

Play some Reindeer Games, i.e. relay races and a beanbag toss with their red noses and antlers on.
  
Reindeer Brunch!

For the brunch, serve a stack of pancakes, juice, and Reindeer Crunch (oats, granola, coconut, and dried berries tossed together).
    
Reindeer Cupcakes!

Back cupcakes and ice. Then, break pretzels in half for the two antlers and place on either side of the cupcake, use a half of a candied cherry for the nose, and use mini chocolate candies for the eyes.

Your nieces and nephews can take home their antlers and other crafts they made as their goodies.

Have a red-nosed reindeer fun brunch!