National Princess Day
Throw a fairytale-themed party with fancy dress for your children and their friends, watch a Disney movie or pamper yourself royally on Princess Day.
Behaving like a princess is work. It’s not just about looking beautiful or wearing a crown. It’s more about how you are inside.
Julie Andrews
Get treated like royalty because today is Princess day. This holiday is a day dedicated to the idea that everyone, no matter who they are, can be a princess. Princesses can come from anywhere, and no matter what, princesses are always true to who they are. Read more about what National Princess Day is all about and how you or your friends can take part in being a princess for a day.
Learn about National Princess Day
Who doesn’t dream of being a princess? And, if you don’t, maybe you dream about falling in love with one? National Princess Day is all about celebrating just how fabulous we all are and pampering ourselves. We all deserve to be treated like princesses, even if it is just for a day! Princesses often tend to be associated with beautiful fairytales as well, so why not use this day to make your dreams come true? If there is something you have wanted to do for quite some time, make your heart’s desire a reality.
Do you know that the first-ever princess to come onto our screens was Snow White? She graced our televisions in 1937. Since then, there have been a lot of princesses on television! This includes everyone from Rapunzel to Sleeping Beauty. You are not going to be short of princesses to admire on this day. There have also been a new wave of princesses in recent times as well, like Elsa from Frozen and Moana. These characters have shown us that you can be a princess while also being independent, which is an important message.
History of National Princess Day
When people think of princesses, they mostly think of the Disney princesses that have all the feminine traits that you can think of. However, the term princess did not come into use until the 18th century with King George I. Before that, many of the wives of prices would be referred to as “Lady so-and-so”. Once Disney brought in their first princess story, Snow White, it all went down in history as princesses and their stories were brought to life by the most famous family entertainment company in the world.
National Princess Day itself, however, was not inspired by the Disney company. Instead, it was brought in by a smaller company, Nest Family Entertainment, which decided to work with Rich Animation Studios to develop one of their last hand-drawn stories, The Swan Princess. The franchise itself has over 8 movies that are over 80 minutes long, and these stories were based on the Russian folk tales of Swan Lake. The franchise has since founded this holiday to help children celebrate their imagination and embody the kindness and joy that each child beholds when they think of princesses.
How to celebrate National Princess Day
Help children everywhere know how easy it is to be a princess by letting everyone know that it’s National Princess Day! Host a party and play dress up. Set up a theater show in your house and tell a story of a princess in the joy and turmoils of love and truth. If you’re an adult and love the idea of princesses, then have a party with your friends and talk about famous female figures in history who were also princesses. Share with your friends on social media and let everyone know what day it is today using the hashtag #princessday.
There are a lot of different ways that you can celebrate National Princess Day. The main aim here is to act like a princess! Make sure that you remind the world of just how fabulous you are. After all, princesses are known for the way they eat, sit, talk, and walk! Make sure that everyone is aware of your royal presence and act like the true princess that you are for the day.
You can also spend some time watching movies and shows about princesses. There are so many different options available here. Earlier, we mentioned some of the most famous Disney princesses! There are lots of other films too, though, including The Princess Diaries. Or, why not watch a film or documentary about the real princesses of the world? Everyone’s favorite princess, Princess Diana, is a good place to start. Sadly, she lost her life in a car crash in 1997, however, she lives in the hearts of so many people all around the world. There are many films that have been made about her, including Diana: Her True Story, Diana: A Tribute to the People’s Princess, and Diana, Our Mother: Her Life and Legacy.
You could also celebrate National Princess Day by honoring all of the other fabulous princesses in your life. Why not throw a princess-themed party for you and your friends? This gives you the great opportunity to be kids again! You could even hire a bouncy castle. From princess-inspired foods to wearing a crown, there are lots of ways to add a fun princess touch to the day. Pink cocktails are a must, of course! You can also focus on sparkly decor and a lot of regal touches. Get all of your friends to dress up as princesses too. After all, who doesn’t love a bit of dress-up?
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