Ice Cream Party Ideas

An ice cream party brings together everything people love about colorful, easygoing celebrations: stacked cones, pastel scoops, sprinkle-covered details, sundae toppings, and playful frozen-treat moments that work for birthdays, summer gatherings, classroom parties, neighborhood socials, and casual family events. The theme can feel nostalgic, bright, and cheerful without needing to be tied to a specific age, milestone, or occasion, making it one of the most flexible party concepts for kids of all ages. 

What Is an Ice Cream Party Theme?

An ice cream party is a celebration centered on serving ice cream and frozen treats, often with a sundae or toppings bar. It works well for birthdays, summer get-togethers, school or community socials, and fundraisers because it’s easy to scale and fun for all ages.

Event Design & Decor Ideas

An ice cream party can feel bright, sweet, and instantly recognizable, with a palette of pastel brights, creamy neutrals, waffle-cone tan, cherry red, strawberry pink, mint green, sky blue, and sprinkle-inspired rainbow accents. The strongest designs lean into classic ice cream visuals: scoops, cones, sundaes, popsicles, cherries, whipped cream shapes, and confetti-like sprinkles. The atmosphere can be playful and colorful without becoming overly young or milestone-specific, especially when the decor feels like a cheerful scoop shop, retro ice cream parlor, or sunny dessert stand.

Entrance and First Impressions

The entrance is where the party can first feel like guests are stepping into a bright little ice cream shop. Even simple details like cone shapes, pastel balloons, and sprinkle accents can make the theme clear before anyone reaches the dessert table.

• Pastel Scoop Balloon Columns: Balloon columns in soft pink, mint, yellow, lavender, and blue can resemble stacked scoops when arranged in rounded clusters, especially with a waffle-cone base made from tan paper, cardboard, or textured fabric. A few small white balloons mixed in can suggest whipped cream, while red balloon accents near the top can read like cherries.
• Scoop Shop Welcome Sign: A welcome sign styled like an ice cream parlor board can use playful wording such as “Welcome to the Scoop Shop,” “Come Chill With Us,” or “Sweet Treats Ahead.” Pastel striping, sprinkle borders, cone illustrations, and scalloped edges help it feel themed without relying on age-specific or milestone language.
• Hanging Door Banner: A door banner with oversized scoops, cones, popsicles, or sundae shapes can make the entry feel festive without needing a full doorway arch. A banner reading “Ice Cream Social,” “Sundae Celebration,” or “The Scoop Starts Here” keeps the wording broad enough for birthdays, school parties, and casual celebrations.
• Walkway Cone Markers: Oversized cone cutouts, chalkboard scoop signs, or pastel yard stakes can line the walkway and guide guests toward the party area. Each marker can feature a flavor-inspired phrase like “Vanilla Lane,” “Strawberry Stop,” or “Sprinkle Station” for a playful first impression.
• Loose Scoop Balloons: Loose pastel balloons scattered near the entrance can mimic scoops when grouped by color, especially if a few are attached to paper cone bases or sprinkle-patterned ribbons. This keeps the entry bright and affordable while still making the ice cream theme obvious.

Photo Area

The photo area is often the part guests remember most, especially for a colorful theme built around cones, sundaes, and sprinkles. A strong backdrop can turn the party into a cheerful scoop-shop moment without needing the entire room to be heavily decorated.

• Oversized Sundae Backdrop: A large sundae-inspired backdrop with whipped cream shapes, cherries, sprinkles, and dripping syrup details can create a bold focal point for photos. Pastel balloon clusters around the top can look like scoops, while a striped awning detail gives the area a classic ice cream stand feel.
• Cone Wall Photo Setup: A wall covered in oversized paper cones and colorful scoop circles can create a simple but high-impact photo background. Mixing solid colors with sprinkle-print scoops adds depth, and a few layered cones at different heights make the setup feel more dimensional.
• Sprinkle Balloon Arch: A balloon arch in pastel brights can frame the photo area, with tiny sticker dots or paper sprinkles added to selected balloons. The arch can sit around a backdrop, dessert table, or open wall, giving the space a fun “scoop shop party” look.
• Ice Cream Cart Photo Moment: A small cart, table, or stand styled like an ice cream counter can double as a photo prop. Striped fabric, faux cones, scoop containers, chalkboard flavor signs, and a pastel umbrella make it feel like a mini frozen-treat stand.
• Handheld Cone and Sundae Props: Photo props shaped like waffle cones, giant spoons, cherries, popsicles, whipped cream cans, sprinkle jars, and “What’s the Scoop?” signs give guests easy ways to pose. Handheld frames shaped like freezer windows or parlor signs can make the photos feel more polished.

Table Decorations

Tables are a great place to bring in the color, texture, and sweetness of the theme without making everything feel crowded. Centerpieces, runners, confetti, and tabletop details can echo ice cream flavors, toppings, and parlor-style visuals.

• Waffle Cone Centerpieces: Waffle cones can be styled upright in jars, vases, or small stands and filled with paper flowers, tissue pom scoops, faux whipped cream, or wrapped treats. The cone texture adds a recognizable ice cream detail while keeping the table cheerful and dimensional.
• Sundae Cup Centerpieces: Clear sundae cups filled with pastel pom-poms, faux cherries, paper sprinkles, and striped straws can make easy centerpieces. These work especially well when each table has a different “flavor” color story, such as strawberry pink, mint chip green, or birthday cake blue.
• Sprinkle Table Runners: A white, pastel, or kraft paper runner can be decorated with scattered sprinkle shapes, confetti dots, or painted dash marks. This gives the tables a sweet, colorful base without needing busy printed table covers.
• Flavor Card Table Labels: Tables can be named after classic flavors like Vanilla Bean, Strawberry Swirl, Mint Chip, Cookies & Cream, or Rainbow Sherbet. Small place cards or table signs shaped like scoop tags make the setup feel thoughtful and tied to the theme.
• Cherry and Sprinkle Confetti: Table confetti shaped like cherries, scoops, cones, and sprinkles can add a fun finishing layer around centerpieces and place settings. A lighter sprinkle scatter keeps the tables colorful without overwhelming food, plates, or activities.

Hanging Decorations

Hanging decorations can make the party feel fuller from above while keeping tables and walkways clear. Garlands, streamers, signs, and lightweight scoop shapes are especially effective for a theme built around round scoops and colorful toppings.

• Ice Cream Cone Garland: A garland made from paper cones and pastel scoop circles can hang across windows, dessert tables, mantels, or fences. Alternating cone sizes and colors helps it feel lively, especially when mixed with sprinkle-patterned paper.
• Sprinkle Streamer Ceiling: Thin streamers in rainbow sprinkle colors can be hung in short, scattered lengths from the ceiling to mimic falling sprinkles. This works well over a dessert table, craft area, or photo corner where a little overhead color adds energy.
• Hanging Scoop Lanterns: Round paper lanterns in strawberry pink, vanilla cream, mint green, chocolate brown, and sherbet orange can look like floating scoops. Pairing them with small paper cone shapes underneath makes the ice cream theme even clearer.
• Popsicle and Cone Cutouts: Hanging cutouts shaped like popsicles, cones, sundaes, and cherries can add movement throughout the party space. These can be arranged in clusters rather than spread everywhere so the room feels decorated but not cluttered.
• Sundae Bar Banner: A hanging banner above the serving area can say “Build Your Sundae,” “Scoop Station,” or “Toppings Bar.” Scalloped edges, striped backgrounds, and small cherry accents give it a classic dessert-shop look.

Lighting and Atmosphere

Lighting can make an ice cream party feel warmer, brighter, and more festive, especially if the event moves into the evening or takes place indoors. Soft, cheerful lighting works best because it supports the scoop-shop feel without overpowering the pastel colors.

• Pastel String Lights: String lights with pastel globe covers can add a soft glow around the dessert station, photo wall, or outdoor seating area. The rounded bulbs pair naturally with the scoop shapes used throughout the theme.
• Ice Cream Parlor Glow: Warm white lights around a serving table or backdrop can create a cozy parlor feel, especially when paired with striped fabric, chalkboard flavor signs, and sundae cups. This works well for indoor parties where the lighting helps the setup feel more intentional.
• Cherry Red Accent Lights: Small red lights or cherry-colored LED accents can bring out the sundae details in the decor. Used sparingly near the photo area or dessert table, they add a playful pop without taking over the color palette.
• Soft Tabletop Lights: Battery tea lights in frosted jars or pastel holders can add a gentle glow to tables without feeling formal. When paired with sprinkle confetti or cone centerpieces, they help the tables feel finished.
• Colorful Dance Floor Lighting: For a party with music or movement games, simple colored party lights can make the space feel more exciting. Pastel or rainbow settings work especially well because they echo sprinkles, sherbet, and classic ice cream shop colors.

What to Serve

Food and drinks are where an ice cream party theme can really shine, because the serving setup itself becomes part of the experience. A toppings bar, colorful labels, cone-shaped details, and frozen-treat names can make even simple snacks feel connected to the theme. The strongest food ideas use ice cream visuals, sprinkle colors, sundae toppings, waffle-cone textures, and flavor-inspired names rather than general party food.

Food Ideas

The food can support the theme through names, shapes, colors, and serving details even before dessert appears. Savory items work best when they are easy to grab and styled with scoop-shop labels, cone-shaped picks, or topping-inspired displays.

• Waffle Cone Snack Cups: Small waffle cones or cone-shaped paper cups can hold popcorn, cheese puffs, pretzels, fruit, or trail mix. The cone presentation immediately ties the snacks to the theme while keeping portions easy for kids and adults to handle.
• Sprinkle Skewer Bites: Fruit skewers, cheese cubes, or mini sandwiches can be served with colorful food picks that mimic sprinkles or mini cones. A label like “Sprinkle Bites” keeps the presentation playful without forcing every item to be sweet.
• Sundae Bar Snack Mix: A snack mix with pretzels, cereal squares, chocolate pieces, marshmallows, and colorful candy-coated pieces can be labeled like a sundae topping blend. Serving it in scoops or clear cups makes it look like part of the ice cream counter.
• Mini Cone Sandwiches: Small rolled sandwiches or pinwheels can be displayed in cone-style wraps or parchment cones. Labels such as “Savory Scoops” or “Lunch Cones” make the presentation feel themed while keeping the food familiar.
• Toppings Tray Board: A grazing board can be arranged like a toppings bar, with small sections for crackers, fruit, cheese, veggies, dips, and crunchy bites. Colorful mini labels can name each section like “Rainbow Crunch,” “Cookie Crumble,” or “Cherry Tomato Pop.”

Beverages

Drinks can feel just as fun as the ice cream itself when they use color, fizz, fruit, and topping-style details. For a kids-of-all-ages celebration, the beverage section can stay family-friendly with floats, lemonades, flavored waters, and colorful punch ideas.

• Root Beer Float Station: A root beer float station can be the classic beverage centerpiece, with root beer, vanilla ice cream, whipped topping, cherries, and striped straws. Clear cups help show off the creamy foam and make the drink feel like part of the dessert experience.
• Sherbet Punch Cups: Bright sherbet punch in pink, orange, green, or rainbow colors can bring a frozen, fizzy look to the drink table. A label like “Sherbet Swirl Punch” makes it feel cheerful and ice-cream-adjacent without needing complicated ingredients.
• Sprinkle Rim Lemonade: Lemonade cups can be served with colorful sprinkle rims or sprinkle-patterned paper straws. Pink lemonade, classic lemonade, and blue raspberry lemonade all work well with the pastel-bright palette.
• Cream Soda Float Bar: Cream soda floats can bring in vanilla, strawberry, orange, or grape flavor options. The soft colors look great in clear cups, especially with whipped cream and cherry toppings.
• Melted Popsicle Cooler: Fruit drinks or flavored waters can be labeled as “Melted Popsicles” and served in bright colors with fruit slices. This is a fun option when the event is outdoors or when guests need something lighter than a float.

Sweets and Desserts

Desserts are the natural centerpiece of an ice cream party, but the table can go beyond bowls of ice cream. Sundae toppings, cone details, frozen treats, cookies, cupcakes, and colorful labels all help make the dessert spread feel complete.

• Build-Your-Own Sundae Bar: A sundae bar with ice cream, sauces, sprinkles, crushed cookies, cherries, whipped cream, candy pieces, and fruit gives guests a classic ice cream party experience. Clear jars and small topping labels make the setup look polished and easy to navigate.
• Cupcake Cone Treats: Cupcakes baked or displayed in ice cream cones give the look of scoops without needing to stay frozen. Pastel frosting, sprinkle toppings, and cherry toppers make them perfect for the dessert table.
• Scoop-Shaped Cake Pops: Cake pops can be decorated to look like mini ice cream scoops, dipped in pastel coatings and finished with sprinkles or drizzle. Displaying them upright in a cone-shaped stand can make them look like a tiny scoop counter.
• Ice Cream Sandwich Stack: Ice cream sandwiches can be cut into smaller pieces, dipped in chocolate, or rolled in sprinkles for a fun frozen treat. A stacked display on a chilled tray can create a strong visual moment.
• Cone-Shaped Cookies: Cookies shaped like cones, scoops, popsicles, sundaes, and cherries can add a colorful bakery element to the table. Cookie cutters make it easy to keep the shapes consistent across decorated sugar cookies or sandwich cookies.
• Drizzle-and-Sprinkle Brownies: Brownies can be topped with pastel drizzle, crushed waffle cones, and colorful sprinkles. A label like “Fudge Swirl Squares” gives them a sundae-inspired feel.

Entertainment & Games

Ice cream party entertainment can be light, colorful, and easy to adapt for different ages, from simple tasting games to active outdoor challenges. The best activities feel connected to scoops, toppings, flavors, and frozen treats rather than generic party games with a dessert label added afterward. A mix of hands-on stations, movement games, and low-pressure guessing activities keeps the party flexible for birthdays, summer socials, school events, and casual celebrations.

• Sundae Decorating Station: A sundae decorating station can let guests choose their own toppings, sauces, sprinkles, whipped cream, and cherries. For a more organized version, topping cards can suggest combinations like “Cookie Crunch,” “Strawberry Swirl,” or “Rainbow Sprinkle,” while still leaving room for guests to build their own bowls.
• Guess the Flavor Challenge: Guests can taste small spoonfuls of different ice cream flavors while the labels are hidden, then write down their guesses. This works especially well with familiar flavors for younger guests and trickier options like mint chip, butter pecan, or cookies and cream for older kids and adults.
• Toppings Bingo: Bingo cards can feature toppings instead of numbers, such as sprinkles, cherries, caramel, cookie crumbs, gummy candy, whipped cream, and chocolate chips. As each topping is called, guests mark the matching square, and the prize table can include small ice cream-themed favors.
• Scoop Relay Race: Teams can balance a soft ball, pom-pom, or plastic scoop on a spoon and race to a cone-shaped bucket or bowl. The game gives the party a playful movement activity without needing messy real ice cream.
• Design-a-Flavor Cards: Guests can invent their own ice cream flavor by choosing a name, color, mix-ins, and toppings. Finished cards can be displayed on a “Flavor Wall,” giving the activity a creative element and doubling as party decor.
• Pin the Cherry on the Sundae: A large sundae poster can become a classic party game with a theme-specific twist. Guests try to place a paper cherry on top of the sundae while blindfolded, and the oversized dessert image can stay up as decoration afterward.
• Sprinkle Scavenger Hunt: Colorful paper sprinkles, mini cone cutouts, or plastic cherries can be hidden around the party area. Guests can search for specific colors or collect a full “topping set,” making the game easy to adjust for different ages.

Favors

Ice cream party favors can feel charming and useful when they look like toppings, scoops, cones, or little treats from a scoop shop. Favor labels can use sayings like “Thanks for Chilling With Us,” “You’re the Cherry on Top,” “A Sweet Send-Off,” or “One More Scoop for the Road.” Clear treat bags, mini sundae cups, paper pint containers, waffle-cone sleeves, topping jars, and pastel favor boxes all help reinforce the theme while leaving room for personalization with names, dates, flavor tags, or sprinkle-patterned labels.

Edible Favors

Edible favors are a natural fit for an ice cream party because they can look like toppings, frozen treats, or mini dessert-shop takeaways. These can be simple, colorful, and easy to package in cone sleeves, pint cups, clear jars, or pastel treat boxes.

• Sprinkle Popcorn Cups: Popcorn coated or mixed with colorful sprinkles and candy pieces can be packaged in sundae cups or paper pint containers. A label like “Sprinkle Crunch” makes it feel like a playful topping-inspired snack.
• Mini Topping Jars: Small jars filled with sprinkles, cookie crumbs, mini chocolate chips, or crushed candy can become take-home sundae toppings. Personalized tags can say “For Your Next Scoop” or “Take Home a Topping.”
• Cone Treat Bags: Clear bags filled with marshmallows, candy, or snack mix can be shaped inside waffle cones or cone-printed sleeves. The finished favor looks like a portable ice cream cone without needing refrigeration.
• Ice Cream Cone Cookies: Decorated cone-shaped cookies can be individually wrapped with pastel ribbon or sprinkle labels. They work well as favors because they are instantly recognizable and easy to display on the favor table.
• Hot Fudge Mini Jars: Small jars of chocolate sauce, caramel sauce, or strawberry syrup can feel like a more elevated edible favor. A small wooden spoon or topping tag makes the jar feel giftable.
• Freeze-Dried Fruit Scoops: Freeze-dried strawberries, bananas, or berries can be packaged as “Fruit Toppings” for a lighter edible favor. The bright colors look great in clear bags or mini jars.

Non-Edible Favors

Non-edible favors can still feel connected to the theme through color, shape, and playful scoop-shop styling. These are especially useful when guests may already have enjoyed plenty of sweets during the party.

• Ice Cream Stickers: Sticker sheets with cones, sundaes, popsicles, cherries, and sprinkles are easy to package and work for a wide range of ages. They can be tucked into pastel favor bags or paper pint containers.
• Sprinkle Crayons: Chunky crayons in sprinkle colors can be packaged in small clear bags with a “Color Your Own Scoop” tag. Pairing them with a small flavor-design coloring card makes the favor feel more complete.
• Sundae Spoon Keepsakes: Colorful reusable spoons or dessert spoons can be wrapped with a tag that says “One More Scoop.” These can be practical, inexpensive, and easy to coordinate with the party colors.
• Ice Cream Notepads: Small notepads with cone, popsicle, or sprinkle designs can work well for school socials, classroom parties, and birthday gatherings. A pastel pencil or sticker tucked with the notepad makes the favor feel finished.
• Mini Plush Treats: Small plush cones, popsicles, or dessert characters can make a cute splurge favor for smaller guest lists. Displaying them in a faux freezer bin or scoop-shop basket adds to the favor table design.

Party Supplies That Reinforce The Theme

Ice cream party supplies can feel like they belong in a cheerful scoop shop, not just a general pastel party. Plates, cups, napkins, wearables, invitations, and small accessories can all work in cone textures, sprinkle patterns, scalloped shapes, sundae colors, and freezer-parlor details.

• Scoop Shop Place Settings: Plates and napkins with cone shapes, sprinkles, cherries, pastel stripes, or scoop illustrations can make each place setting feel connected to the theme. Solid pastel plates can also work beautifully when paired with sprinkle napkins or cone-patterned cups.
• Flavor Tag Place Cards: Napkin rings shaped like cones, cherries, or scoop tags can add a small themed detail to each setting. Place cards can be written as flavor labels, with names displayed on mini parlor-style cards.
• Mix-In Drink Markers: Drink markers can use small scoop charms, sprinkle stickers, or colored paper straw flags so guests can recognize their cups. Flavor names like Strawberry, Mint Chip, Vanilla, and Fudge Swirl make the markers feel more specific to the party.
• The Scoop Invitations: Invitations can use ice cream carts, waffle cones, scoops, sundae glasses, sprinkles, and pastel awning stripes to establish the theme early. Wording like “Join Us for an Ice Cream Party,” “Come Chill and Celebrate,” or “The Scoop Is…” keeps the tone broad and flexible.
• Sprinkle Shop Wearables: Cone party hats, sprinkle headbands, pastel sunglasses, or paper aprons can add a playful dress-up layer without making the party feel costume-heavy. These work especially well near the photo area or activity station.
• Frozen Treat Party Extras: A cone, popsicle, or sundae piñata can be a strong party moment for kids’ celebrations. Sprinkle-colored noisemakers or party blowers can add the same bright energy in a smaller format.
• Parlor-Style Mini Signs: Signs for areas like gifts, cards, favors, toppings, and drinks can be styled as ice cream parlor labels. Phrases like “Toppings,” “Scoop Station,” “Sweet Send-Off,” and “Cards & Cones” keep even practical areas tied to the theme.

Affordable Party Ideas That Still Feel Special

An ice cream party can look bright and complete without requiring expensive custom decor because the theme is built around simple shapes, recognizable colors, and easy-to-repeat details. The highest-impact choices are usually a strong dessert table, one colorful photo area, and a few scoop or sprinkle details carried through signs, supplies, and favors. It is often worth spending more on the ice cream setup or one polished backdrop, while saving on decor by using pastel solids, DIY sprinkle patterns, and everyday serving pieces styled like a scoop shop.

Budget-Friendly Decor Ideas

Budget-friendly ice cream decor works best when it focuses on color, repetition, and one strong focal point. Instead of decorating every surface, a few oversized cone shapes, sprinkle accents, and pastel clusters can make the whole party feel intentional.

• One Main Scoop Shop Wall: A single decorated wall behind the dessert table or photo area can carry the theme without needing decorations everywhere. Pastel balloons, a paper awning, cone cutouts, and a “Scoop Station” sign can create a strong focal point for a fraction of the cost of decorating the full room.
• DIY Sprinkle Backdrop: A plain white or pastel paper backdrop can become theme-specific with small paper rectangles, dots, and dash marks added as sprinkles. This is inexpensive, colorful, and easy to scale for a photo area or dessert table.
• Paper Cone Cutouts: Brown kraft paper or cardstock can be cut into cone shapes and paired with colored paper circles for scoops. Repeating these on walls, windows, or table fronts gives the party a clear ice cream look without needing licensed or custom decor.
• Solid Pastel Balloons: Solid balloons in strawberry pink, mint green, vanilla cream, chocolate brown, and sky blue can feel completely on theme when grouped like scoops. Adding a few paper cone bases or cherry accents makes them look more custom.
• Reusable Serving Pieces: Clear jars, bowls, cake stands, trays, and baskets can be reused from home and styled with sprinkle labels or pastel ribbon. The presentation still feels special because the labels and color palette connect everything to the ice cream shop idea.

Affordable Favor Ideas

Affordable ice cream favors can be simple and still feel charming when the packaging looks like part of the dessert shop. Colorful labels, small containers, and topping-inspired treats can make low-cost items feel thoughtful.

• Bulk Sprinkle Bags: Sprinkles bought in larger containers can be divided into small clear bags or mini jars. A tag reading “For Your Next Scoop” turns a simple topping into a theme-perfect favor.
• Paper Pint Containers: Plain paper pint containers can be filled with popcorn, candy, stickers, crayons, or small toys. Adding a pastel label or scoop-shaped tag makes them look custom without requiring expensive packaging.
• DIY Cone Treats: Waffle cones filled with wrapped candy, marshmallows, or snack mix can look impressive with very little assembly. Clear wrap and ribbon help them feel gift-ready while keeping the favor inexpensive.
• Printable Flavor Tags: Simple printable tags with flavor names, sprinkle borders, or cherry graphics can upgrade nearly any favor. These work especially well on bubbles, crayons, cookies, topping jars, or treat bags.
• One Favor Per Family: For community socials or larger parties, one take-home topping jar, cookie pack, or treat container per family can keep costs manageable. The favor can still feel intentional when it is displayed as part of the “Sweet Send-Off” table.
• Homemade Cookie Favors: Cone or scoop-shaped cookies can be budget-friendly for someone who has time to bake or decorate. Individually wrapping them with sprinkle labels makes them feel polished, though the time involved can be considered.

Smart Supply Choices That Stretch Your Budget

Smart supply choices can keep the ice cream theme visible without making every item custom or printed. Small details that guests actually touch, like cups, napkins, spoons, straw flags, and topping labels, often do more for the theme than expensive matching sets.

• Mix Solid and Printed Tableware: Solid pastel plates and cups can be paired with sprinkle-print napkins or cone-themed dessert plates. This keeps the place settings colorful and themed without paying for a full printed set.
• Use Toppings as Decor: Topping jars filled with sprinkles, cherries, cookie crumbs, and candy can act as both serving pieces and decorations. Clear containers, scoop labels, and pastel lids make the toppings bar feel styled while staying functional.
• Choose One Signature Printed Item: Instead of buying printed plates, cups, napkins, banners, and favor bags, one standout item like sprinkle napkins or cone dessert plates can carry the design. The rest can stay in coordinating solid colors.
• Add Straw Flags and Cup Labels: Plain cups can feel themed with small straw flags, scoop stickers, or flavor-name labels. This is an inexpensive way to bring the ice cream look to the drink table.
• Use Dessert Cups for Multiple Areas: Sundae cups can hold ice cream, snacks, favors, toppings, or activity supplies. Buying one versatile container style helps the whole party look coordinated while reducing waste.